Our innovative approaches include broadening the definition of projects to include many project stakeholders not traditionally considered in construction projects. As well, we take a "cradle-to-cradle" view of projects encompassing the entire life-cycle: definition, design, fabrication, construction, operation and demolition.
Through our research, we have developed novel, breakthrough technologies and methods that integrate the products, organizations and stakeholders, and processes of construction.
These new methods and technologies hold the promise of both a sustainable use of energy and other natural resources as well as producing greater overall value for owners, operators and consumers of modern construction.
Stanford Students to Green County JailSAN JOSE, Calif. (KCBS) -- Prof. Martin Fischer is interviewed by KCBS about Santa Clara County's Green Jail Project. CEM researchers will work with Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory to complete an as-is Energy Plus model of the building, evaluate energy efficiency retrofit options, implement the retrofit options and then assess how well they actually work. Read Press Release » |
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Listen to Martin Fischer's interview on KCBS |
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CEM Students Win AwardsStanford CEM students, Franklin Lee, Brian Osterman and Jennifer Tobias, won three out of the five Construction management Association of America (CMAA) Student Awards for the year 2007-08. Read full article » |
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Stanford Wins First Place in 2008 ASC National Graduate Student Competition.Read full article » |
Dr. Paul Teicholz wins Turner PrizeCIFE's founding Director, Paul Teicholz, wins the National Building Museum 2006 Henry C. Turner Prize for Innovation in Consruction Technology. |
CE258 students on Homer Tunnel field trip. |