Articles Tagged with ''mass timber''

A new hangar in British Columbia mirrors the shapes and curves of a plane.

Timber erection began last month for the Center for Arctic Studies at Brunswick, Maine-based Bowdoin College.

Contractor splits permitting process to allow concrete podium work to start this fall to optimize construction plan and reduce budget.

Nearly every aspect of Portland International Airport is getting a redo as the $2-billion PDX Next project redevelops or expands two concourses, adds parking, updates operations and features a core terminal redevelopment.

The company cites project losses among the causes of its financial trouble. 

The vertically integrated construction startup that sought to bring the myriad aspects of design, manufacturing and construction under one roof, is set to stop operations, according to media reports.

Fired up to develop the nation’s first mass-timber tower—the 284-ft-tall Ascent in Milwaukee

Milwaukee forges a developer-friendly permitting path for construction of a 284-ft-tall timber and concrete tower

With mass-timber structures gaining momentum in the U.S., ENR takes a look at some of the largest wooden structures in the world and the future of lumber-based construction.