Campus Spotlight

November 10, 2020

<p>About 150 RIT student volunteers built sheds and walls for new homes for Flower City Habitat for Humanity at the Framing Frenzy event Nov. 6.</p>

Photo by A. Sue Weisler

About 150 RIT student volunteers built sheds and walls for new homes for Flower City Habitat for Humanity at the Framing Frenzy event Nov. 6.

students building frames

Photo by A. Sue Weisler

Habitat for Humanity workers oversee the construction work.
students building frames

Photo by A Sue Weisler

Students were grouped into small teams and given hammers and nails.
students building frames

Photo by A. Sue Weisler

Three shifts of volunteers arrived during the day.
hands with hammer

Photo by A. Sue Weisler

A student supports boards while another hammers them together.
a completed frame

Photo by A. Sue Weisler

Completed frames form a structure at the annual Framing Frenzy event.
stack of lumber

Photo by A. Sue Weisler

Stacks of lumber waiting to be nailed together to form frames for houses.
frames arranged to show structure

Photo by A. Sue Weisler

Students arrange the frames to show the structure of the future house.
a board with a message

Photo by A. Sue Weisler

Students signed their names or wrote messages on the boards. The frames will become new homes for Rochester area residents.
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