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Campus flock of sheep will be mowing lawn; public activities focused on landscape, public-use and history Professor of Contaminants and Complex Systems Michael Bank tackles a complex problem Students and professors in UMass Amherst’s Building and Construction Technology Program constructed the HyggeHaus, as a stage and a model of sustainable living CNS News News from the College of Natural Sciences (CNS) at UMass Amherst
The start of a new semester brings with it a new series of public lectures. We are happy to announce the four speakers mentioned below, who will present on various current topics in the built environment. All lectures are open to the public and are held on Mondays from 4:00 pm – 5:15 pm in
The post Fall 2022 BCT Lecture Series Announced appeared first on Building and Construction Technology. Residents of western Massachusetts have long marked the start of summer by the opening of the Green River Festival. Now in its 35th year, the three-day music festival held in Greenfield, Massachusetts draws a large crowd hungry for food, fun and dancing. This year, thanks to students and professors in UMass Amherst’s Building and Construction Technology Program, as
The post UMass Design-Build “HyggeHaus” at the Green River Festival appeared first on Building and Construction Technology. The HyggeHaus (pronounced “hyoo-guh house”) is a UMass collaborative design-build effort between UMass Building & Construction Technology, UMass Architecture, Five College Architectural Studies, & East Branch Studio. After a full semester of building this house in Chesterfield the time has now come to show it off. As can be seen in the video timelapse below,
The post Visit the UMass Design-Build “HyggeHaus” this weekend at the Green River Festival appeared first on Building and Construction Technology.Building and Construction Technology UMass Amherst | Department of Environmental Conservation