Mid-rise Construction Design and Specification Seminar

Mid-Rise Timber Construction: Lightweight and Massive Timber Solutions - Design & Specification Symposium

With the release of the 2016 National Construction Code, and its new Deemed-to-Satisfy provisions for Mid-rise Timber Buildings, a more economically and environmentally friendly alternative now exists for the construction of apartments, hotels and office type buildings up to around eight storeys (25m effective height).

This free WoodSolutions full-day symposium focussed on the detail for design and specification of these new timber construction systems to assist attendees in implementing them directly into their client-product offerings.

In the comprehensive program, leading industry timber and building professional experts presented the key design, supply and construction considerations, from project conception to construction, for delivering successful mid-rise timber buildings. They covered using the wide range of timber construction systems available, including: lightweight-timber framing, heavy timber post and beam, or massive timber such as LVL or cross laminated timber (CLT).

The full day seminar was held on Thursday 1st of December 2016 at RMIT University, Melbourn

Alastair Woodard, WoodSolutions

Download presentation

Presented by Duncan Bourke

Download presentation

Presented by Joel Parry-Jones

Download presentation

Presented by Dr. David Bylund

Download presentation

Presented by Richard Smith

Download presentation

Presented by Nick Cui

Download presentation

Presented by Nick Hewson of XLam

Download presentation

Presented by Robert Nestic 

Download presentation

Presented by Nathan Benbow

Download presentation

Presented by Paolo Lavisci 

Download presentation

Presented by Timbertruss

Download presentation

CLT Building Systems Supply Chain

Download presentation

Hybrid Construction- The Green

Download presentation

Presented by Dirk Zimmerman of Zimmerman Studio

Download presentation

Are you looking for a supplier?

Start Your Search

Social Media Feeds