“Greenest” building in MIT history ready to welcome new MBAs
(September, 2010). Building E62, the newest, largest, and greenest building ever constructed at the MIT Sloan School of Management, is now open to receive this year’s MBA class. The 215,000 square foot, US$142 million building, which includes more than 200 offices, classrooms, and space for group study and other activities, will enable all MIT Sloan faculty members to be based in one building for the first time in decades.
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New RBS Building Expansion Planned on Livingstone Campus
(September, 2010). The new Rutgers Business School building and Hotel and Conference Center planned for the Livingston Campus will launch the university's long-term initiative to develop the campus into a center for business and professional studies.
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UNO Enriches Entrepreneurship and Innovation within New Facility
(August, 2010). The University of Nebraska at Omaha's newly opened Mammel Hall building is furnishing an in-house entrepreneurship laboratory for start-up-minded students to collaborate with their peers and local businesses.
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Boeing invests in new building for UMSL
(July, 2010). The University of Missouri - St. Louis has received a $1 million gift from the Boeing Corporation to help the school construct a College of Business Administration building.
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Youngstown State University means business with a new $34M facility
(August, 2010). The Williamson College of Business Administration has just cut the ribbon on its new building. The $34.3 million facility will provide a professional business education environment, a resource for the regional business community, and a link between YSU and the city’s downtown.
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Oklahoma State University Plans to Add, Renovate Buildings
(August, 2010) The Spears School of Business has begun planning how to improve its current facilities to accommodate growth, create more opportunities for students, and help attract visitors, donors, students, and faculty.
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New Alan B. Miller Hall Building has Classic Look
(August, 2010). The new building for the College of William & Mary's business school carries forward the campus' red-brick architectural tradition.
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A Green Project in Lebanon
(August, 2010). Brooke Anderson of the Chronicle of Higher Education discusses the American University of Beirut's environmental efforts, with special attention to its sustainable facilities, a rarity in the region.
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New Design Positions SUNY Albany School of Business as Hub for Commercialization, Entrepreneurship, and Community Connections
(August, 2010). The University at Albany-SUNY has unveiled the architectural design for its new 96,000-square-foot School of Business building. Designed by Perkins+Will, the building will integrate Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) measures that will improve water efficiency and indoor environmental quality, reduce CO2 emissions, save energy, and husband natural resources. Completion is scheduled for 2013.
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Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business Faculty Moves into a New Teaching Building this Summer
(August, 2010). Starting this summer, Faculty of Business Administration of CUHK will move into a new teaching building—a 15-level complex covering a total area of 20,000 square meters.
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Spotlight: National University of Singapore Within the nine-storey tall, 16,800 sqm building is a soaring five-storey atrium that will serve as a focal point as well as a perfect place for corporate events. Much thought has been given to facilitate the exchange of ideas and knowledge, so throughout the building, there is a series of informal interaction zones to encourage discussions. Classrooms, meeting and seminar rooms, study spaces, executive dining areas, and even a cafe and a dedicated Alumni Lounge are all cleverly integrated. Read More | Spotlight Your School | Archives