Design & Construction Management: A Division of Facilities & Campus Services

  • The Rec Center floor
  • Integrated Design Building
  • Jeff Quackenbush, Ed Blaguszewski and Shane Conklin at the NLSB
  • Hard hats at the North Residential Area groundbreaking
  • Capital project managers Bruce Thomas and Burt Ewart at the Studio Arts Building
  • The Integrative Learning Center
  • Capital project manager Henry Merriman at Skinner Hall
  • The Life Science Laboratories
  • Construction of the Integrative Learning Center
  • The Commonwealth Honors College Residential Complex

Building tomorrow today.

The Design & Construction Management Division is an authorized agent of the state's Division of Capital Asset Management (DCAM).  We're responsible for all capital projects, plant adaptation, and other non-maintenance construction on state property within the University of Massachusetts Amherst.​

Student Union

A Directory of Student Services and RSO Relocations During Student Union Renovation is HERE

While the Student Union is being renovated, student services, buisnesses and registered organizations (RSOs) have been temporarily relocated elsewhere on campus.  Find out where on the Student Union Project page.

This month's featured project:

Worcester Commons

Worcester DC - architect's renderingWhile maintaining the operation of the existing Worcester Dining Commons, a new 87,000 SF building will be constructed on the site that is currently Parking Lot 63 north of the Integrated Science Center.  The building will contain the new Worcester Commons, a ground-floor retail food café, the commercial bakery currently located at Hamden, and a restaurant.   A “Neighborhood Center” of student spaces is also planned including lounges, meeting rooms, a fitness center, a contemplative space, and music practice rooms.  The project is scheduled for completion for the Fall, 2020 semester..

 

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