Lindsey Coulter

Denver

Editorial Director at Green Building News

Editorial Director at Healthcare Construction + Operations

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Editorial Director at Correctional News

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Construction Challenges and Best Practices: Navigating the Complexities of Behavioral Healthcare Facility Construction – Part II - HCO News

3 weeks ago | hconews.com | Lindsey Coulter

Caption: With the complexities of designing for safety at every level of a behavioral health facility, such as Southwood Psychiatric Inpatient Hospital, some subcontractors may require extra guidance to navigate the nuances of these projects. Photo Credit: Warfel Construction Author: Rusty Hoffman, Project Executive, Warfel ConstructionThe demand for behavioral healthcare services remains high in the United States.
Transformation Is a Leadership Journey

3 weeks ago | schoolconstructionnews.com | Lindsey Coulter

Caption: Leaders and educators at New Fairfield High School in New Fairfield, Conn.Photo Credit (all): Courtesy of VS AmericaBy Jill Ackers and Courtney Sevigny Transforming learning spaces is about more than updating furniture or redesigning classrooms—it’s about shifting mindsets, evolving leadership and creating shared language around how space supports learning.
Purdue University Breaks Ground on New Home for Business School

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.
Lingqian (Ivy) Hu, Ph.D.

2 months 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.
Durable LED Digital Signs

2 months 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.
Electrochromic Windows

2 months 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.
Vandana Nayak and Tom Reisenbichler

2 months 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.
FSU Shooting Highlights Ongoing Need for Design, Construction Solutions

2 months ago | schoolconstructionnews.com | Lindsey Coulter

By Lindsey CoulterAs the Florida State University (FSU) community grapples with the horrific violence and loss of life experienced on April 17, School Construction News remains committed to promoting school and university design, construction and innovation that helps students and educators thrive and ensures their security. While design, construction and materials are critical campus safety components, crisis training is paramount for staff and campus police.
Flipping the Script on Hybrid Learning - School Construction News

2 months ago | schoolconstructionnews.com | Lindsey Coulter

By David Schrader and Jennifer GraftonThe term “hybrid learning” may induce a sense of panic, recalling a time when students were reintegrating into a post-pandemic world, juggling virtual and in-person learning. During that time, we learned many lessons about the opportunities and challenges that hybrid learning affords. Education systems are starting to embrace the benefits, redefining hybrid learning to empower students to craft their educational journeys.
Technology That Follows the Patient: The Future of Seamless Healthcare

2 months ago | hconews.com | Lindsey Coulter

By Austin DelaneyTechnology is more than a collection of ever-changing buzzwords and blinking lights: It is the great enabler and equalizer, transforming industries and empowering individuals like never before. Nowhere is this more evident than in healthcare, where technology is the only design and construction discipline that extends beyond the physical boundaries of the hospital.