Category: Projects
BU Proposes to Build Data Sciences Center, Aiming to Become Leader in Booming Field
Charles River Campus building would put math, statistics, computer science under one roof 10.01.2018 By Doug Most BU has announced […]
A Big Building for Big Ideas
At 17 floors, Data Sciences Center would be hub for collaboration 10.01.2018 By Lara Ehrlich. Images courtesy of KPMB Architects […]
Myles Standish to Get Major Reconstruction
Myles Standish Hall and Annex, the oldest dormitory in BU’s inventory and the storied gateway to East Campus, will get a two-year, $130 million renovation, inside and out, beginning after Commencement in May.
University Commits $50 Million for CFA
Over the next few years, BU’s Charles River Campus will see some invigorating changes along the stretch of Commonwealth Avenue that houses the College of Fine Arts.
Leventhal Center Wins Boston Preservation Award
The Leventhal Center will receive a 2015 Preservation Achievement Award from the Boston Preservation Alliance in a ceremony tonight at the Cutler Majestic Theatre. The honor recognizes outstanding achievement in historic preservation and compatible new construction.
Architectural Icon Gets Makeover
Among the daily parade of students and faculty crossing campus in the shadow of the BU School of Law tower are some who wonder why the building, widely considered one of the less attractive on campus, is being so meticulously refurbished.
EPIC Ribbon-Cutting Welcomes Industry, Local Officials
Features tour of ENG’s new design, manufacturing studio 01.21.2014 By Leslie Friday The Engineering Product Innovation Center (EPIC) hadn’t yet opened […]
LED Lighting Upgrade at Track and Tennis Center
During the intersession break, all of the 127 metal halide light fixtures at the facility at 100 Ashford Street were […]
Updated Technology Enhances New Curricula at Questrom
Summer construction links high-tech classrooms to coursework 10.15.2013 By Leslie Friday Case studies are a thing of the past in Lloyd […]
MED’s Field of Dreams
Garden, recreation space offers students welcome respite 10.07.2013 By Leslie Friday Just over a year ago, Karen Antman was strolling past […]