Welcome Class of 2029!
We are looking forward to welcoming the UW Construction Management Class of 2029 to campus in Autumn, 2025. For students and families still considering whether becoming a CM Husky is the right choice, you are invited to check out out stories about our faculty and students. Learn more about the College of Built Environments and…
Students Shine at ASC Regional Competitions
Emelia Swanson and Luke Takechi took 1st place in the Alternates Competition at the ASC Regional Competitions in Reno, with other CBE students earning top honors in various categories. All participants gained valuable hands-on experience and connected with industry professionals. Read the full story on the CBE website.
Professor Chris Lee Delivers Special Lecture on US Construction Technology Trends to GS Engineering & Construction
On November 15, Professor Hyun Woo "Chris" Lee delivered a special lecture to a delegation of 25 directors and senior managers from GS Engineering & Construction, one of Korea's largest contractors. The lecture, titled Technology Trends in US Construction, was part of the group's Innovation Training Program during their visit to the United States. Professor Lee highlighted cutting-edge advancements in construction technology, including…
Prof. Chris Lee Presents Insights on Public-Private Partnerships (P3) for Electric Bus Base Conversion to Washington State Transportation Commission
On October 15, 2024, Prof. Hyun Woo “Chris” Lee presented findings of his research project to the Washington State Transportation Commission, focusing on the application of public-private partnerships (P3) for converting electric bus bases to support a zero-emission fleet. Funded by King County Metro through the UW Mobility Innovation Center, the project aimed to assess…
CEI awards Collaborative Seed Grants to boost AI data centers, EV charging infrastructure - Clean Energy Institute
Transportation is responsible for 39% of Washington’s total greenhouse gas emissions. Strategically expanding electric vehicle charging infrastructure (EVCI) is crucial to support the electrification of this sector, as existing research consistently demonstrates a strong correlation between public EVCI availability and EV ownership at both national and municipal levels. However, reports have revealed that EVCI planning often neglects the specific needs and challenges…
