UConn STEM Research Center - Science 1

A key STEM expansion goal of the University of Connecticut (UConn) 2015 campus master plan was implemented to create a unique setting for the new 190,000 square foot Science 1 building while at the same time, addressing longstanding campuswide stormwater runoff issues. The building is surrounded by 12 acres situated at the periphery of the main campus and adjacent to natural woodland. The site serves as an interface between academic life and the natural surroundings.

Texas A&M University, Department of Landscape Architecture & Urban Planning

Submitted by sbyrne@usgbc.org on Thu, 06/13/2024 - 15:14

Texas A&M University's Master of Land and Property Development Program at Texas A&M is a masters degree training on-line and in-person students to create and develop real estate developments of enduring value.

Texas A&M University's Master of Land and Property Development Program looks forward to partnering with SITES to provide training to real estate development professionals to broaden their understanding of sustainable practices and opportunities to include sustainable practices in projects and communities.