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Hybrid Timber
- Paper by Stacey Hooper, AIA, LEED BD+C
This case study provides an overview of building hybrid curtain wall system and future opportunities for the use of timber. It will also review the b…

March 14, 2018
Academic Wood Tower Choreography
- Paper by John Peterson OAA FRAIC LEED AP BD+C, Senior Associate, Director of Sustainable Design & Building Innovation Leland Dadson OAA CPHD, Project Architect, Mass Timber Specialist
With an ever-growing interest in mid- and high-rise mass timber construction, this paper highlights the insights and lessons learned across global ma…

March 22, 2020
Sustainable Silicone
- Paper by Jon Kimberlain, TS&D Scientist Adrienne Bowman-Grittini, Senior Technical Service and Development Specialist Stanley Yee, TS&D Scientist
Silicone materials have a long history in high performance building projects. Known for durability, they can reduce a building’s carbon footprint by …

January 24, 2020