Mascaro Center’s New Home Takes “Green” Design, Engineering to Heart
The new home of the Mascaro Center for Sustainable Innovation opened for classes this fall. It is not only an expansive hub for "green" design and engineering, but also the latest product of the Swanson School and University's embrace of efficient and sustainable construction.
The revamped Mascaro Center occupies the overhauled second floor of Benedum Hall and the newly built addition over O’Hara Street.
With a U.S. Green Building Council LEED™(Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification pending, the Mascaro Center strikes a different architectural chord than the original Benedum Hall. Pitt launched a $60 million update of the engineering building in spring 2008 that’s expected to last until at least December 2010.
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View photos of Benedum Hall construction.
Learn more about the Mascaro Center for Sustainable Innovation.
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