There are many assertions made about the environmental and climate-related benefits of mass timber construction, How real are those claims?
Here are some key takeaway points on the Building Resilient Coalition's sponsorship of the recent Pacific Northwest Economic Region Summit.
“Making a decision to invest in infrastructure is not just a decision. It is a commitment to the future.”
Concrete in the built environment is quietly absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere
Higher fire and moisture risks for wood frame buildings are cited as the primary reasons for the insurance rate gap
There's a difference between leaders who focus on immediate concerns, the chronic concerns of the region, and those who…
The wood versus concrete debate is a tired, cliché-riddled argument that has little scientific merit. There are bigger issues at…