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Construction Science Students Get Hands-On Experience

Students raising a wall.

Construction Science Students Get Hands-On Experience


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February 19, 2018

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Division of Construction Science students began a design-build project this semester as part of the Construction Fundamentals Lab, taught by Bryan Bloom, construction science instructor. The students are working on a one-bedroom affordable rental unit that will be purchased by the Norman Housing Authority following its completion. Bloom said that, for many of the students, this is their first hands-on project. To make this experience possible, the Gibbs College of Architecture partnered with a number of organizations including a local developer, who funded the project. We’ll share updates on the student’s progress on our social media channels, so stay connected!

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