CADILLAC — Students in the Applied Construction Technology program at the Wexford-Missaukee Career Technical Center are in the midst of one of their largest home-build projects to date.
CADILLAC — From September to June, fighting cold, snow, wind and other uncomfortable conditions, students in the Wexford-Missaukee Career Technical Center’s Applied Construction Technology program will build a house from
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She s not the only one; a contractor who was once indoors told her the same thing. He didn t know that we were new here or anything and he said, I love this house, this workmanship, Lampkin told the Cadillac News.
That s exactly what Brad VanBuren is going for.
VanBuren is the lead instructor for the Career Tech Center s Applied Construction Technology program. Students in the program built Lampkin s home, which she moved into a year and a half ago with her husband.
Now another home, next door to Lampkin s and also built by CTC students, is about to hit the market.