The Brooklyn Scholars Charter School project brings a new K-8 charter school to an economically disadvantaged area of east New York. In Public School District #19, where the school is … Read More
Chaucer Foods, Inc. (“Chaucer”), an Oregonbased supplier to major food producers around the world, announced today its intention to open a new freeze-dried food processing facility in Forest Grove that … Read More
Loew’s Kings Theatre (‘Loew’s’) was built in Brooklyn, New York, in 1929. It closed in 1977 after falling into disrepair. The complete historic renovation of Loew’s 3,200-seat theater includes the … Read More
Talladega College will construct a new 45,780-square-foot student center and health clinic, which will include a bookstore, dining hall, convenience/grocery store, cafeteria, fitness center, student meeting and classroom space and … Read More
Established in 1974, The Orchestra of St. Luke’s (OSL) has a long tradition of supporting classical music education, performance, and artistry in New York City. The DiMenna Center for Classical … Read More
Triangle Plaza Hub (Triangle Plaza) is an 88,000 square-foot, LEED Silver mixed-use commercial and community development that will replace an underutilized municipal parking lot in the Mott Haven neighborhood of … Read More
An old Sears store that lay vacant for over 20 years is the new site of the Entrepreneurial Center located in the heart of Birmingham’s Downtown West Urban Redevelopment District … Read More
Coastal Community Action Program (CCAP) is a nonprofit social services agency based in Aberdeen, Washington on the Olympic Peninsula. CCAP provides housing services, energy assistance, job training, and emergency social … Read More
Washburn Center for Children (Washburn) is the leading mental health center in Minnesota, serving children from birth to age 18. Washburn has identified that one out of five children in … Read More
The new facility provides immediate cost savings and prevents emergency overflows and environmental contamination. Additionally, with the modern facility in place, the Tribe can continue the growth and development of … Read More
The intersection at Fremont Street and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in Notheast Portland had long been the site of criminal activity and a long-vacant corner market. The location was … Read More
