Lindsey Coulter

1 month ago | schoolconstructionnews.com | Lindsey Coulter

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Purdue University held a groundbreaking ceremony on April 11 for the new Mitch Daniels School of Business facility. When completed in fall 2027, the 164,000-square-foot building will help prepare future leaders and entrepreneurs by offering a modern new home for programs dedicated to STEM disciplines (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) as well as business analytics.

1 month ago | schoolconstructionnews.com | Lindsey Coulter

Texas A&M University recently announced the appointment of Lingqian (Ivy) Hu, Ph.D., as the next dean of the College of Architecture. Hu will begin her tenure on July 1. Hu currently serves as chair of the Department of Urban and Regional Planning and associate director of the School of Landscape Architecture and Planning at the University of Florida’s College of Design, Construction and Planning.

1 month ago | schoolconstructionnews.com | Lindsey Coulter

Mega LED Technology offers digital signs to display school-wide information for safety, promotion, accessibility, compliance and more. Able to withstand a multitude of weather conditions, Mega’s digital signs create campus organization and capture staff and student engagement through dynamic content such as videos and animations. User–friendly, energy-efficient and cost-effective, the signs are customizable through color, dimensions and pixel size to keep cohesive brand identity.

1 month ago | hconews.com | Lindsey Coulter

RealTone, the newest innovation from SageGlass by Saint-Gobain, is a protective electrochromic glass with a neutral look. Delivering both form and function, the anti-glare glass allows designers and building owners to seamlessly integrate outdoor views without sacrificing occupant comfort. In addition to blocking 90% of solar heat, the glass is compatible with SageGlass’ insulated glass unit options, such as proprietary coatings and tint configurations, to meet a wide range of requirements.

1 month ago | hconews.com | Lindsey Coulter

Global architecture and design firm Perkins&Will has named Vandana Nayak (left) as the next managing director of the firm’s largest studio. Nayak has led the firm’s education practice in the U.S. Southwest region since joining the Dallas studio in 2017. She succeeds Tom Reisenbichler, who helped establish the studio more than two decades ago and will continue to oversee business strategy and performance as Regional Director for the U.S. Southwest.