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An article in Commercial Property Executive focuses on the rise of mass timber use in commercial real estate projects across the country. A combination of advances in engineering, sourcing, and code changes have allowed projects to use the material. Developers are seeing mass timber as an attractive option for meeting the challenges of construction efficiency, sustainability and tenant appeal. Anthony Markese FAIA, principal at Pickard Chilton, and Jordan Komp, principal at Thornton Tomasetti, provide an architectural and engineering perspective on using the material. https://bit.ly/3BqJ819

For builders and design professionals, the benefits of #masstimber construction are many. Mike Dyer of Oregon’s Western Wood Structures Inc. explains why. Read More here: https://lnkd.in/gK-AVHPh stephanie thomas-rees APA – The Engineered Wood Association Arnie Didier

Just published in The Construction Specifier! In this article EH&E’s Michael Sellitto, MS, CIH and Gary Madaras, PhD, of Rockfon North America give clarification on FGI guidelines and answer common questions about ceiling system specifications in #healthcare buildings. ·??????Can any cleanable, crevice-free ceiling be specified for any area? ·???????What is different about specific areas that require special ceiling features? ·???????What are the differences in the requirements for unrestricted, semi-restricted, and restricted areas? ·???????How do acoustical requirements factor into the ceiling specifications? Get answers and more in this article: https://lnkd.in/ef4aBiCc ? #architecturaldesign #designers

In case you missed it....recently published in The Construction Specifier! In this article EH&E’s Michael Sellitto, MS, CIH and Gary Madaras, PhD, of Rockfon North America give clarification on FGI guidelines and answer common questions about ceiling system specifications in #healthcare buildings. ? Can any cleanable, crevice-free ceiling be specified for any area? ? What is different about specific areas that require special ceiling features? ? What are the differences in the requirements for unrestricted, semi-restricted, and restricted areas? ? How do acoustical requirements factor into the ceiling specifications? Get answers and more in this article: https://buff.ly/3BYTVQo #architecturaldesign #designers

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Wondering if a pre-engineered metal building is right for your budget? Compare the cost savings and benefits of metal buildings versus traditional construction methods. #CostSavings #SmartBuilding #MetalVsTraditional

Did you know what is the most material efficient way to build floors, slabs and roofs? Mets? Wood Kerto? LVL products veneer structure eliminates the impact of natural defects, such as knots, resulting in a homogeneous material with excellent structural properties. Due to the low deviation of LVL’s high strength and stiffness, means that these properties can be fully utilized as characteristic values in structural design. When comparing LVL and traditional saw timber, these materials have same mean value of bending strength, but the characteristics value of LVL is over twice as high. In addition, due to the lack of sizeable defects, the strength to weight ratio of LVL is extremely high – LVL is twice as strong as steel in proportion to weight.