For Campus Sustainability Month, we're going behind the scenes with the University of Maryland, Baltimore Office of Sustainability and Design and Construction to view the eco-friendly features of buildings at UMB.Recently retired University Architect Anthony Consoli, AIA, LEED AP, leads us on a tour of:Sixth Floor Greenwall in Design and Construction (00:32)
Design and Construction Office Neighborhood (01:58)
Arch Street Pedestrian Walkway (03:17)
Health Sciences Research Facility 3 (04:09)
HSRF 3 Bee Hives (05:12)
Health Sciences Research Facility 2 Pollinator Garden (05:33)
Louisa Parsons Memorial Garden (06:06)
Pascault Row Native Plants (07:00)
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