The art of designing for Early Childhood Facilities considers different user groups who will each experience the space uniquely. This can offer challenging, yet rewarding opportunities for the design professional.

Interior Design Director Karen Tanner-Holt discusses the need for timeless, functional design features for educational campuses.

“Measure Twice, Cut Once” is a proverb that most of us have heard and even learned the hard way.

Emily Kite with Novus Architects recently received the Accredited Learning Environments Planner (ALEP) designation, a mark of excellence developed to reflect the knowledge, skills and abilities of a competent educational facility planner.

The hustle and bustle of heading back to school this year is certainly different. Students, teachers and school systems are in uncharted territory, navigating the uncertainties of predicting the future course of the pandemic and how best to respond to wide ranging safety recommendations and mandates.

Turning its plan to expand medical services south of the Broad into action, Beaufort Memorial broke ground today on its...

It’s official: Mount Pleasant is getting its own Lowes Foods this month. The Carolinas-based supermarket chain, which currently has one...

Story and photos by Citizen Times The new aquatic center [designed by Novus] replaces the over 50-year-old Zeugner Center pool,...

Columbia Business Report The 40 fastest-growing companies in South Carolina have been named by SC Biz News. Each year, the Roaring...

Asheville City Source From food trucks to a play under the stars, temporary uses and events have continued this summer...