This regional jobsite tour examines the construction of Bush Middle School, a two-story, 24,000-square-foot educational project in Seattle. Led by WoodWorks regional director Michael Muller alongside project team members, the session highlights the integration of cross-laminated timber panels and glulam framing to deliver a sustainable, biophilic environment. Participants will walk through active classroom, dining, office, and administrative spaces to investigate connection detailing, fire-resistance strategies, and structural capacity requirements. The event emphasizes construction efficiency, trade coordination, and safety best practices, offering direct dialogue regarding project development decisions from initial design through execution.
Nov 10
Virtual
Mass Timber Moisture Control: Lessons from the Jobsite
This technical webinar presents contractor-tested methods for managing moisture exposure during mass timber construction. Drawing on completed project experiences from XL Construction and Consigli, speakers Chad Hamilton and Matthew Tonello examine how proactive planning and site management preserve structural performance, dimensional stability,…