PREVIOUS ARCHITECTURE & FACILITIES COLUMNS

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• An Unrivaled Collection of Wright Buildings Proves to Be a Joy and a Challenge (6/15/2007)
  
  
• At Ursinus College, a New Performing-Arts Center Dazzles by Night (7/14/2006)
  
  
• From Modest to Magnificent (3/24/2006)
  
  
• Sins of the 60s (10/14/2005)
  
  
• Georgetown U.'s Law School Gets a Campus at Last (8/12/2005)
  
  
• Sustainability Tops the Agenda as College Planners and Architects Meet (8/5/2005)
  
  
• 5-Campus Shuttle Makes Baltimore a 'College Town' (7/8/2005)
  
  
• What a Difference a Desk Makes: Universities Buy Eco-Friendly Furniture (5/20/2005)
  
  
• Books About Buildings: New Works on Architecture (3/4/2005)
  
  
• Caught in a Steel Trap (2/11/2005)
  
  
• Still Gracious After All These Years (1/14/2005)
  
  
• Colleges Harness Wind Power to Cut Energy Costs (11/26/2004)
  
  
• Supersizing Frank Lloyd Wright (10/29/2004)
  
  
• Dormitories at the U. of Pennsylvania Are Restored to Their Modernist Roots (10/29/2004)
  
  
• College Grounds Managers Go Organic to Keep the Landscape Natural (10/1/2004)
  
  
• A Carolina Oasis (8/13/2004)
  
  
• To Allow For New Construction, the U. of North Carolina Treats Stormwater the Way Nature Does (6/25/2004)
  
  
• Penn Does Pomp and Circumstance by Design (6/4/2004)
  
  
• MIT Splices Whimsy Into Its Architectural DNA (5/7/2004)
  
  
• Clean and Green Get a Head of Steam (4/2/2004)
  
  
• A Minimalist Campus Goes Tubular (12/12/2003)
  
  
• Colleges Test the Benefits of Roofs That Need Weeding (10/31/2003)
  
  
• More Than Just Maintenance (10/10/2003)
  
  
• Houses of Cypress and Glass (9/5/2003)
  
  
• Freight Space (7/25/2003)
  
  
• At the Air Force Academy, the Buildings Must Be Uniform (6/27/2003)
  
  
• Pitt Updates a Landmark (5/30/2003)