Higher Education

Manhattan began constructing education facilities as early as 1905, and since has constructed more than 500 education projects worth more than $4.5 billion. Manhattan takes safety very seriously, especially when construction will occur on occupied campuses. We have experience working in tight spaces and fast-paced schedules to meet the needs of school and university schedules. We ensure work does not disrupt students and professors.

Higher Education Facilities

World-class facilities impact student life on a university campus. Manhattan has constructed some of the most impressive stadiums, dormitories and classroom buildings on university campuses nationwide. With deep experience in constructing and renovating university facilities in tight confines, Manhattan can ensure these challenging projects can be completed safely and stay on schedule and budget.