Timber Tuesday at NYC Climate Week

MassTimber@MSU is thrilled to participate in two of three mass timber events happening at NYC Climate Week on September 24, co-branded as 'Timber Tuesday at NYC Climate Week.'

Check out the three timber events below:

NYC Mass Timber Studio Final Review: From Design to Delivery

9 am - 12 pm

The first Timber Tuesday event, hosted by the New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC), NYC Mayor's Office of Climate and Environmental Justice, NYC Department of Buildings, AIA New York, WoodWorks, US Forest Service, and Softwood Lumber Board, will discuss “NYC Mass Timber Studio Final Review: From Design to Delivery.”

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Timber Matters: Regional Approaches to Sustainable Mass Timber Ecosystems

1 PM - 3 PM

MassTimber@MSU will be hosting the second Timber Tuesday event, in collaboration with the Colorado Mass Timber Coalition, at The Skyscraper Museum in NYC for a conversation about how mass timber initiatives, projects, policies, and people are moving mass timber in Oregon, NYC, Georgia, Colorado, Michigan and the Great Lakes Region. 

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Building with Wood: Nature’s Climate Solution

5 PM - 8 PM

The American Wood Council and WoodWorks will be hosting the third Timber Tuesday event, “Building with Wood: Nature’s Climate Solution,” with speakers Sandra Lupien (MassTimber@MSU), Kathryn Fernholz (Dovetail Partners), and Alexis Feitel, P.E. (KL&A).

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Timber Tuesday at NYC Climate Week

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