Conversations with...MIT
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Conversations with...MIT
Date:
June 14, 2024
Time:
8:00 AM - 10:00 AM EDT
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Event Description:
Join us as for our Conversations With program featuring the MIT Campus Construction group.
Christos Maravelias - Director of Campus Construction
Paul J Murphy III - Director Capital Renewal and Special Projects
Karen E Rennell - Director CRSP Renovations
Travis M Wanat - Director Capital Projects
The Campus Construction group manages and implements ground-up building projects on campus as well as major renewals and renovations of MIT’s existing physical assets, often collaborating with the Office of Campus Planning during the design and planning phases.
The Project Management team leads all campus construction and stewardship activities including large-scale construction projects—from programming through occupancy—as well as renovations and renewals ranging from whole building interventions to lab and office upgrades. A portfolio of large-scale construction work is detailed on the Capital Projects website. To maximize investment impact, the team’s robust Capital Renewal program prioritizes projects that advance MIT’s mission by addressing infrastructure and programmatic needs together.
Currently there are 7 projects in construction at MIT including the Music Building, East Campus Buildings, Metropolitan Warehouse, Graduate Junction, Stratton Student Center, and multiple projects in Kendall Square
Christos Maravelias - Director of Campus Construction
Paul J Murphy III - Director Capital Renewal and Special Projects
Karen E Rennell - Director CRSP Renovations
Travis M Wanat - Director Capital Projects
The Campus Construction group manages and implements ground-up building projects on campus as well as major renewals and renovations of MIT’s existing physical assets, often collaborating with the Office of Campus Planning during the design and planning phases.
The Project Management team leads all campus construction and stewardship activities including large-scale construction projects—from programming through occupancy—as well as renovations and renewals ranging from whole building interventions to lab and office upgrades. A portfolio of large-scale construction work is detailed on the Capital Projects website. To maximize investment impact, the team’s robust Capital Renewal program prioritizes projects that advance MIT’s mission by addressing infrastructure and programmatic needs together.
Currently there are 7 projects in construction at MIT including the Music Building, East Campus Buildings, Metropolitan Warehouse, Graduate Junction, Stratton Student Center, and multiple projects in Kendall Square
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