Education
Kerry S. Jones likens his flexible solution for the housing crunch at Immaculata University to the inventive game play employed by the school’s unlikely 1970s basketball dynasty
The renowned Nightingale-Bamford School is renovating and expanding into a pair of adjacent historic brownstones on New York City’s Upper East Side to offer its students new academic opportunities
Kentucky’s Morehead State University is working to maintain greater enrollment than ever before, and it’s reinvesting the influx of tuition dollars into five new projects designed to attract and retain even more students
Director of facilities Angela Meyer has spent much of the past four years on five major capital-improvement projects that have brought Southeast Missouri State University’s historic campus up to date without sacrificing its charm
After nearly 50 years sitting cramped on the Upper East Side in New York City, the Whitney Museum of American Art received an offer on a large lot in the Meatpacking District and built a Renzo Piano-designed space that will open up all sorts of curatorial possibilities
A closer look at six projects from urban-focused design firm Johnson Fain
After a storied interior design career in the Northeast, Gil Walsh moved to Florida and gambled many of her possessions on the formation of her own business, which is now thriving
Faced with declining enrollment and an aging building stock, the Buffalo Public School District took unusual measures to finance a 12-year, $1.4 billion renovation of 48 of its structures
Samuel Anderson Architects explains how it expanded storage and modernized systems at the gallery space
Moshe Safdie, head of Safdie Architects, conceived a gallery space to fit Arkansas’s Ozark landscape
