Education

The education sector remains focused on creating learning environments that contribute to the community, address student needs, and take the lead in environmental stewardship. EBI brings an experienced team to project assignments from K-12 schools all the way up to some of the nation’s top institutes of higher learning.

Clients in the education field have adopted approaches to their campuses and facilities that focus on LEED or other green ratings criteria, while producing cutting-edge buildings that advance energy efficient practices, whether applied to a new or existing building. Capital projects and condition assessments can help with those asset management plans. EBI can contribute to asset management planning, capital project planning, and portfolio planning.

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The K-12 education sector is driven by community-based teachers, administrators, and families who seek to ensure schools provide safe, modern, and inclusive environments for children to learn. EBI understands communities take great care to create school facilities that reflect a sense of advancement, improvement, and investment.

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Given the large campuses involved in many higher education settings, clients benefit from EBI’s ability to conduct comprehensive facility commission assessments that inform its master plan and allow the institution to set a vision for future projects.

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The student housing market is now considered one of the major asset classes for institutional investors in the US. The growth of post-secondary educational institutions over the past two decades has caught the attention of both publicly traded and privately held companies. Savvy investors understand the swelling enrollments of colleges and universities drive demand for residential properties suited to the student demographic.

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Education Facets Served

K-12

Higher Education

Student Housing

Case Studies

State university building, retro-commissioning

The university required the renovation of the existing 92,176 sq. ft. engineering building hall located in Raleigh, NC. The engineering hall was originally constructed in 1965 and underwent an expansion in 1983 and then a renovation to include a controls upgrade in 2007.

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