Building Design & Construction 09/01/2006 Table of Contents

September 2006

Designing and Building for the Class of 2020
The ways in which students learn, work, and interact are changing at a such a rapid pace that future higher education facilities will require radical rethinking during the next decade. Now's the time to start planning for the Class of 2020.

	Carole C. Wedge: 'Be sure you're adding value' iLight Plexineon LED Tech Briefs Standards for data sharing gain momentum Hospital and nursing home construction remain strong R.S. Means costs comparisons: Light industrial buildings Manufacturing construction nears peak, declines expected after 2007 RISD converts historic bank into design library
Editorial	A fresh new look for BD+C
Higher Education	Designing and Building for the Class of 2020 The ways in which students learn, work, and interact are changing at a such a rapid pace that future higher education facilities will require radical rethinking during the next decade. Now's the time to start planning for the Class of 2020.
Interior Architecture	The Secret of Open Office Success Former Secretary of the Treasury Paul O'Neill wanted a transparent office environment for his new consulting firm in Pittsburgh. Here's how got it.
News and Trends	Three new WTC buildings unveiled People+Firms News Briefs Arizona Cardinals get their field of dreams—on wheels
On The Drawing Board	Failed mall getting a transformation Construction begins at South Carolina timeshare resort Times Square of the West ‘C’ what’s making a slash in Panama City Beach, Fla. Entertainment center to illuminate dark Russian town Satellite radios for all new condos in Brooklyn mid-rise development Iowa’s game for new casino Spa living coming to Las Vegas Israel welcomes healing center It takes two to transform a Brooklyn industrial district

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