Last Thursday, the cupola from Brown University's former Marvel Gymnasium was placed upon the new Nelson Fitness Center. The cupola honors the legacy of two brothers, Henry and Charles Aldrich, who donated generously to Brown's previous athletic center building that was built in the 1920s. Malcolm Grear Designers is currently engaged to design the sign and donor recognition system for new Aquatics and Fitness Center. ...continue reading
Brown University's continuing growth has produced the Perry and Marty Granoff Center for the Creative Arts which was completed this past winter. Malcolm Grear Designers developed the signs and donor recognition system for the building. ...continue reading
The recently completed renovation of Faunce House features the creation of the Stephen Robert '62 Campus Center. One of the most visible improvements to the building is the renovation of Faunce Arch, one of the busiest portals into Brown's spacious Main Green.
This Wednesday the much anticipated new building for the Rhode Island Division of Motor Vehicles will be open to the public. Formally the home for the Department of Human Services, the new DMV site will be located in the Aime J. Forand Building in Cranston.
Have a look at the sights and sounds of more than 700 recently admitted students at Brown University. The audio slideshow includes a photo (at 00:46 sec) of a student relaxing in front of the Building Brown construction fence scrim.
Bryant University continues to grow and expand. Today, the latest building addition, the Interfaith Center, will be presented in a dedication ceremony led by President Ronald K. Machtley. Machtley states that “the Center completes the ring of facilities, which encircles our campus core. This arc now includes key spaces dedicated to mind, body, and spirit.”