Both are part of the portfolio. Whether it’s refreshing existing facilities or contributing to new builds, the approach is always tailored to educational use and long-term durability.

By creating detailed disruption avoidance plans in partnership with stakeholders, activities are phased, timed, or relocated to reduce noise, traffic, and other interruptions.

Yes. Projects like the Glenwood Glencastle Office Campus show our ability to preserve architectural integrity while upgrading spaces to meet modern performance standards.

Every campus has its own identity. Collaboration with architects and planners allows for solutions that align with the institution’s aesthetics, functionality, and operational needs.

Campus environments are dynamic and often occupied year-round, requiring construction and coatings work to be scheduled strategically to avoid interfering with classes, events, or student life.