Mass Timber Construction Podcast
Uncover the secrets behind the cutting-edge advancements in mass timber that could redefine the future of construction. From fire behavior studies that promise to revolutionize safety standards to breathtaking architectural marvels like Air New Zealand's glulam structure at Auckland Airport, this episode is packed with revelations. Join me, Paul Kramer, as we explore groundbreaking research by the USDA and Oregon State University, which could reshape building codes around the globe. Plus, discover how the World Economic Forum is championing regional mass timber markets to support decarbonization and local economies across the world.
We're not stopping there. Get an insider's look at innovative CLT shelters made from thermally modified coastal western hemlock, tested for seismic resilience by the US Army Engineer Research and Development Center. And for a touch of artistry, breathe in the creativity of a house within a house at the National Gallery of Melbourne, showcasing the potential of small-scale timber structures. This episode offers a rich tapestry of insights and stunning visuals. Don't miss out on the images and extra content on our LinkedIn feed. Whether you're a construction enthusiast or just curious about sustainable architecture, there's something here for you.