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Peggi Clouston, Professor in Wood Mechanics and Timber Engineering at UMass Amherst, presents “New England species mass timber and other emerging bio-based building technologies.” Peggi is the final speaker in the Fall 2022 Hanover Forest Science Seminar Series. 

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Featuring mass timber leader Jeff Spiritos, Spiritos Properties, LLCjspiritos

Join the Michigan State University School of Planning, Design, and Construction's Construction Management Program for this engaging conversation about how mass timber buildings are revolutionizing the real estate industry – providing environmentally progressive, prefabricated, fast, energy efficient, safe, less expensive and healthier ways to build, live and work.

Jeff Spiritos is the principal of Spiritos Properties, LLC, a commercial and residential developer that develops projects in New York and the Northeast. Spiritos worked for 25 years with Hines before starting his firm in 2004 and for the past five years has turned to build only with mass timber structural systems. 

Spiritos has a BSCE from Duke University and an MBA from the University of Michigan.

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