The school district of Palm Beach County, Fla., saved money and built sustainably when it reused modular classrooms from Royal Concrete Concepts in the construction of new school additions. Years of ...

When Richard and Terry Jeng bought their tiny bungalow in South Arlington, Virginia, in 2001, they kept their clothes in the attic since the closets in their first-floor bedroom were practically ...

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2:07 Surging enrolment forces Lower Mainland schools to scramble ahead of opening day As the B.C. government announces a flurry of new classrooms ahead of September, the head of a Surrey parents’ ...

To grow his contracting and construction business, Scott Boerckel decided to go from the earth to the sky, in a matter of speaking. Almost three decades ago, Boerckel, owner of Bethpage-based East ...

As the B.C. government announces a flurry of new classrooms ahead of September, the head of a Surrey parents' group says modular school additions aren't a sustainable solution to overcrowding. "The ...

When Richard and Terry Jeng bought their tiny bungalow in South Arlington in 2001, they kept their clothes in the attic since the closets in their first-floor bedroom were practically nonexistent. "We ...