BWBR and BCRA partnered with the State of Washington to develop the design for the Brockmann Campus, part of a project bringing new community-based facilities for civilly committed individuals in the state.
Brockmann Campus Design Partnership with State of Washington
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In the news: Cullman County Schools invest nearly $6 million to expand capacity: CULLMAN, Ala. (WBMA) — Cullman County Schools is investing nearly $6 million in two campus expansions aimed at easing overcrowding, replacing aging buildings an http://dlvr.it/TS4Zbg Join: Lexgateway.com #CullmanCountySchools #EducationInvestment #SchoolExpansion #OvercrowdingSolutions #CommunityDevelopment
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It was great to welcome industry colleagues to South Shields last week, for a site visit showcasing the exciting transformation of the town centre. Hosted by CENE Innovation Group alongside Castle, the visit highlighted a flagship new-build project delivered in partnership between Tyne Coast College and South Tyneside Council. With support from the The North East Combined Authority, the Department for Education and UK Government, this development is playing a key role in the wider ambition to revitalise our high streets. It was fantastic to see the progress on site and to share insights into how collaboration is driving innovation across the region. A standout aspect of the project is its strong commitment to community engagement - building meaningful relationships with local schools, young people, and students at South Tyneside College and South Shields Marine School. As the project continues into 2026, this focus on skills, education, and community connection will only grow stronger. Thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to such a valuable and engaging visit. Catriona Lingwood | Chelsea Corbett | Leanne Conaway | Christopher Nixon | Andy Ray | David Taylor | Simon Rennison-Rae | Niraj Thurairajah | Richard Farrel | Dan Herron | Jonathan Duckmanton | Ashley Dale CEng MICE | Kyle Hodgson | Gary Bell | Chrissie C. #SouthShields #Construction #Innovation #Regeneration #SkillsDevelopment #CommunityEngagement #NorthEast
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Belmont City Council Unanimously Advances Four Corners Properties’ 542,000 SQFT Office and Life Science Campus at 1301 Shoreway Road - https://lnkd.in/g-8nZ9wW The developer’s rezoning proposal, paired with a $6.3 million community benefit package, clears its final public hearing hurdles as the Peninsula office market shows early signs of recovery The Belmont City Council has moved to adopt an ordinance rezoning 1301 Shoreway Road from Regional Commercial to Planned Unit Development, clearing the path for Four Corners […]
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Students at Maya Angelou Public Charter School recently joined TPL’s first participatory design session for Washington, D.C.’s first-ever community schoolyard—dreaming up green spaces, play areas, and outdoor classrooms that reflect their community’s voice and needs. Our Washington, DC Community Schoolyards program is reimagining empty schoolyards into modern parks where children and community members can gather, play, explore, and soak up the benefits of time spent outside. https://lnkd.in/eA4GjskU
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