Mass timber needs steel, and steel needs mass timber. This session is a panel on hybrid mass timber construction: where CLT, glulam, and cold formed steel contribute to industry growth, and why hybrid systems are how mass timber scales in North America.
What You’ll Learn:
- What actually drives cost in a mass timber building
- How to control fiber volume and connection design
- Why standardizing connections and erection the way the steel industry already has with AISC is the next step
- How composite crews of ironworkers and carpenters erect mass timber faster and safer than a single trade
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