Auri Mas is a sustainability consultant and member of the Carbon-Free Buildings team at RMI, where he tackles embodied carbon on Eastern Time, climate smart wood supply chains on Mountain time, and deep energy retrofits on Pacific.

Background

Auri’s undergraduate at MIT focused on interdisciplinary building technology. Following his passion for sustainable construction, Auri’s bachelor’s thesis explored low-embodied-carbon timber construction, which led to a PhD in computational methods for circular economy structural design at the University of Bath in the United Kingdom. After a research exchange in Australia at the University of Queensland, Auri completed his postdoc at the University of Cambridge. At Cambridge, Auri investigated prefabrication methods for low-carbon school buildings, and advocated for embodied carbon action in the UK government and the COP 26 conference. Prior to joining RMI, Auri consulted for Sterling CLT, Thornton Tomasetti, One Click LCA, and others.

Education

BS, Architecture, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
PhD, Architecture and Civil Engineering, University of Bath