This regional in-person jobsite tour offers a practical look at the construction of the new Bush Middle School facility in Seattle. The two-story, 24,000-square-foot educational project incorporates cross-laminated timber panels and glulam framing to deliver a biophilic, sustainable environment containing classrooms, administrative spaces, dining areas, and common spaces. Guided by project team members, participants examine connection detailing, code compliance strategies, structural integration, and jobsite coordination firsthand. The interactive format fosters open discussion about early mass timber design decisions, material efficiencies, and multi-trade execution.
Sep 29
Virtual
BECC Webinar
This online session reviews field findings from the Behavior, Energy, Action and Research Hub launched by the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy. While behavioral scientists propose numerous concepts to encourage climate-friendly decisions, real-world adoption remains limited. Attendees will examine how practical…