Regional 在线 Seminar (NY)
Mass Timber: Making the Case to Developers and Owners
Would you like to pitch sustainable mass timber to a client? Are you wondering how mass timber might pencil in a project pro forma? 如果是这样的话, this presentation will provide insight on completing the value proposition for developers and owners. The aesthetic differentiation and biophilic benefits of mass timber have broad appeal to a wide range of stakeholders, from end users to ESG-investors. Professionals hoping to influence decisions to use mass timber will learn how this appeal can translate to return on investment in an overview of initial findings from 芝麻小事’ Mass Timber Business Case Study series, written for the developer/owner/investor audience. This presentation will provide an overview of the case study series highlighting key takeaways. 开发人员/所有者, 架构师, 工程师 and builders will all learn how mass timber can create value.
Wood Buildings: Carbon Impact and Forest 可持续性
Opportunities for the built environment to help address carbon-related issues are at the forefront of discussions within the building design and construction community. The spotlight once held by operational energy efficiency has shifted to material choice and embodied carbon—and, 特别是, which building products should be specified to achieve a more sustainable structure. This course takes a brief look at the use of wood products in construction and their ability to store carbon long term. It will also consider common questions related to the sustainable management of North American forests from which these products are sourced.
发言人: Momo Sun, PE, PEng, LEED Green Associate | 芝麻小事
与会者可获得2.2个AIA/CES HSW u.0 PDH学分或0.2国际商会学分
在线参与者:
- 芝麻小事 will send each attendee a certificate of completion within 2 weeks via email.
- Please note that to receive a certificate, attendees must stay for the duration of the event.
For questions or additional information, please contact:
Jaime Krohn, CMP | jaime@woodworks.Org | (312) 841-8272
图片: 约翰W. Olver Design Building at UMass Amherst / Leers Weinzapfel Associates / Photo Alexander Schreyer
