C.W. Driver -Wellness-oriented education campus comes to Studio City

C.W. Driver Companies recently broke ground on Campbell Hall’s Holiday Center, a new campus hub designed to expand learning, wellness and athletic opportunities for the school’s K-12 students. The new facility will include: The Idea Center, a multipurpose space for student and faculty-led projects and community partnerships Flexible learning spaces, including classrooms designed to adapt […] <p>The post C.W. Driver -Wellness-oriented education campus comes to Studio City first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

Urban&Civic gets greenlight for 3,200-home Baldock masterplan in Herts

The scheme, which also includes schools, health and community space, is being developed in partnership with Hertfordshire County Council. The post Urban&Civic gets greenlight for 3,200-home Baldock masterplan in Herts appeared first on Property Week.

Four Scottish schools need replacing over ‘structural inefficiencies’

Four schools in East Dunbartonshire cannot be “economically refurbished” due to their construction methods and will need to be replaced. The modular method used to construct the schools in the 1960s and 1970s “present[s] significant limitations for refurbishment”, the local council said in a statement… The post Four Scottish schools need replacing over ‘structural inefficiencies’ appeared first on Construction News.

Why Insulated Concrete Forms Are Gaining Ground in Commercial Projects

Insulated concrete forms used to be a residential story. Custom homes, basements, the occasional self-build. That picture has been changing for a while. Owners want tighter envelopes, schedules are under pressure, and crews are harder to find, so more general contractors are pricing ICF walls on hotels, schools, multifamily and light commercial work. The appeal […] <p>The post Why Insulated Concrete Forms Are Gaining Ground in Commercial Projects first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

Georgia Students Showcase Skills at 2026 AGC Challenge

The Associated General Contractors of Georgia (AGC Georgia) is proud to announce the dates for the 2026 Skills Challenge Series, a premier workforce development event designed to showcase the skills and talents of construction students from high schools across Georgia. Taking place in eight regions throughout the state, this series provides students with opportunities to […] <p>The post Georgia Students Showcase Skills at 2026 AGC Challenge first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

Bryden Wood - SEISMIC School App, 12072019

SEISMIC is an open source web app for primary schools that will support DfMA & offsite methods & a universal connection & framing solution that can achieve even greater productivity & cost efficiency for the construction of new schools.

Building - Cost model - School buildings

Amid rapid price rises, schools developers must strike a delicate balance between meeting cost expectations and providing fit-for-purpose, sustainable buildings for the next generation of learners, as Sarah Crowley of Aecom and Andrew Brookes of Willmott Dixon explain in the article (PDF copy below)

Reinventing schools would boost Britain by £125bn a year, Times Education Commission finds

Reform of the education system would give the British economy a £125 billion-a-year boost to profits, according to a study published by The Times Education Commission.

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