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Green Building, Red Tape
Some colleges have decided to build sustainably but skip costly LEED certification. (Photo courtesy Northern Arizona U.)
Princeton Review Will Issue 'Green' Ratings in Coming College Guide
Guest Blogger: Lawrence Speck
Why you should avoid slavish devotion to a single style
Other News
In California, Millions Are Distributed for Stem-Cell Research
New campus buildings
Multimedia
Modernism in Albany
(An audio slide show)
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Company Will Build Graduate Housing on Emory U. Land
Graduate students at Emory U. will have a new housing option next year (Rendering by Cube 3 Studio)
Emory University has signed a deal with Campus Apartments Inc. to build and operate a 398-bed housing complex for graduate students on land the university is leasing to the company. The $27-million facility, which will have 201 apartments, has been designed by Cube 3 Studio, of Lawrence, Mass. The complex is scheduled to open next year.
Lawrence Biemiller | Thursday March 13, 2008 | Permalink | Contact us
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