Local Students Transform Invasive Trees into Innovative Micro-Dwelling Near Ogallala

A College of Architecture project has repurposed invasive eastern redcedar trees to create Mizer Ruin, a micro-dwelling structure at Cedar Point Biological Station near Ogallala. The 200-square-foot structure was developed by students through design-build studios led by Jason Griffiths, associate professor of architecture. The project was conceived in a 2018 third-year studio and is nearing completion. Watch the video above to learn more about the student-led project.

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