Building Design & Construction 12/01/2005 Table of Contents

December 2005

Home Field Advantage
Shrinking athletic budgets, fierce recruitment battles, and increasingly demanding fans have universities scrambling to make the most of their football stadiums.

	Invisible Structures' Grasspave² Jeff Masters: 'Be holistic about risk management' Tablet PCs are finally poised to make their mark
2006 Construction Forecast	Nonresidential construction to stay strong in '06
Collegiate Stadiums	Home Field Advantage Shrinking athletic budgets, fierce recruitment battles, and increasingly demanding fans have universities scrambling to make the most of their football stadiums.
Editorial	Be a builder, not just an owner!
Greenbuild Show Report	USGBC weans paper-based LEED submittals Report shows support for green schools, college buildings Report ranks BD&C #1 media source for green building information
Interior Solutions	Mining an all-Corian jewelry store A luxury jeweler's flagship store had to reflect the precious nature of the product. The design team's solution: an artificial diamond mine, carved out of Corian.
Letters	Letters
News and Trends	Clarifications Adaptive reuse rules are reshaping downtown LA Downtown revival depends on residential growth News briefs
On The Drawing Board	Long-Vacant Chicago Land Parcel Finally Gets A Project Mixed-Use Center Planned for Downtown Minneapolis World's Largest Vedic-Style Office Planned for Maryland Hospital Campus Planned for Chicago Suburb University of Virginia Gets a Jeffersonian-Style Arena California African-American Museum to be Expanded Glass Bridge to Let Visitors Walk 4,000 Feet Above Ground Mixed-Use Project Breaks Ground in Scottsdale Moscow Will Soon be Home to Europe's Tallest Building New Minor League Ballpark Planned for North Little Rock Graves-Designed School will Serve the Disabled $700 Million New York City Science Park Planned Condominium Project Breaks Ground in Phoenix 'School of the Future' Under Way in Philadelphia
Workplace/Solutions	New Tricks For Old Dogs Office buildings eclipsed by new construction and lagging in marketable features are being 'repositioned' for second lives by savvy development teams.

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