#BuildingUpgrades

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Discover the Benefits of Concrete Rendering for Your Property 🏡✨

Ready to give your building a fresh new look? Concrete rendering is the perfect choice! This versatile technique not only enhances the visual appeal of your property but also provides robust protection against the elements. 

Here’s why concrete rendering stands out:

1. Durability: Concrete rendering creates a strong, long-lasting surface that withstands weather conditions and daily wear and tear. It’s a reliable choice for both residential and commercial buildings.

2. Aesthetic Flexibility: Whether you prefer a smooth modern finish or a textured design, concrete rendering offers a wide range of styles and colors. Customize your exterior to match your architectural vision effortlessly.

3. Low Maintenance: Once applied, concrete render requires minimal upkeep. It’s resistant to cracking and peeling, ensuring that your property remains looking sharp with little effort.

4.Enhanced Insulation: Concrete rendering improves the thermal performance of your building, helping to maintain a consistent indoor temperature and potentially reducing energy bills.

Transform your property with concrete rendering and enjoy a blend of beauty, durability, and efficiency. Explore the possibilities and make a lasting impression! 🌟🏠

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Buildings & Infrastructure

Although Tufts continued to grow in FY16, Capital Programs and Facilities Services adopted innovative solutions to reduce the university’s environmental impact.

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Photo: Large Animal Hospital (Kelvin Ma/Tufts University) Photo: Cummings Wildlife Clinic (Tina Woolston)

Grafton Campus Building Upgrades

Facilities Services made a number of upgrades to the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine, including: 

Replacing all lighting in Swine unit No. 1 with LED light fixtures 

Adding a new energy-efficient chiller to the Hospital for Large Animals

Adding a two-port electric vehicle charging station next to the wildlife clinic

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Photo: Stephen Moss Lab (Kelvin Ma/Tufts University)

Boston Campus Building Upgrades

Stephen Moss Lab: Replaced an obsolete fume hood with a reconditioned, more energy-efficient model. The lab casework in the lab was rehabilitated, decreasing waste sent to the landfill. 

Lab Spaces: Consolidated laboratory spaces in order to reduce the need to occupy, heat, and air-condition excess space.

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