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CityBuilders Outlook 2025 panel to discuss commercial real estate trends
The Winchester Institute at Auburn University is hosting The Outlook on Jan. 9, 2025, where five highly esteemed commercial real estate executives will share their insights on real estate capital markets, multi-family projects, retail shopping centers, hospitality real estate, and overall construction trends for the coming year.
Auburn students partner with HudsonAlpha to develop biobased construction materials
HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology and Auburn University will collaborate on a project to advance the development of biobased construction materials and promote sustainable practices in the state.
BSCI Competition Teams Celebrate National and International Wins
The McWhorter School of Building Science (BSCI) continues to build on its history of competition team success, taking its accomplishments to national and international stages this fall.
HEADLINES: Fall 2024
Explore this semester's most impactful external media coverage of the College of Architecture, Design and Construction (CADC).
Auburn BSCI Professor Explores Cutting Edge of Interactive History
Junshan Liu, a Professor in Auburn’s McWhorter School of Building Science (BSCI), has celebrated two major milestones this year—earning his Ph.D. and achieving promotion to full professor—all while continuing to expand his groundbreaking research.
Auburn hosts conference advancing mass timber within state and region
The Auburn University College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment, in partnership with several other academic colleges, recently hosted a second cross-laminated timber (CLT) conference at The Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center.
What it takes to be an Auburn Tiger, these students got it
The value of an Auburn University education isn’t found merely in classroom lectures or notebook scribblings, it’s the potential to grasp what cannot be learned behind a desk or by staring at a computer screen.
Career Change was Right Choice for Auburn Building Science Alum
Justin Lanfair ’08 was well on his way to becoming an engineer when a friend changed his life.
Calling all construction pros: Auburn building science grads in high demand
With more than $12 billion in economic activity generated in 2023, the state of Alabama’s non-residential construction industry is booming, and demand for qualified workers is so high that one industry association has called on Auburn University to double the size of its building science program.
