Mass Timber in Design: An In-depth Look at Adelaide Pointe

This workshop will focus on the implementation of mass timber within Adelaide Pointe, a multi-phased mixed-use development in Muskegon featuring two projects that utilize cross laminated timber (CLT) and glue laminated timber (glulam) as the primary structure.   

Participants will get insights from the developer, designers, manufacturers, and construction team members on the inclusion of mass timber in the project, including best practices and lessons learned. Starting with the developer’s viewpoint, mass timber will be discussed as one of many considerations facing today’s development options, incorporating cost, sustainability, user comfort, and lasting value. From the project architect and engineer perspective, attendees will learn about the decision-making process, including acoustic design, product selection, structural load path, and biophilic gains. Lastly, attendees will hear from the mass timber product manufacturer, installer, and general contractor on topics including pre-construction planning, jobsite safety, and installation techniques.

Following the workshop, please join us for lunch and a tour of Adelaide Pointe’s six-story mass timber condominium and mass timber mixed-use buildings. Learn more about Adelaide Pointe on the WoodWorks Innovation Network (WIN).

This event is produced in collaboration with MassTimber@MSU

Speakers:

Emily Leestma | Leestma Management

Simon Mance AIA, LEED AP | Korb Architects

Jordan Komp | Thornton Tomasetti

David Impson | Britt, Peters and Associates

Riley Woodwick | Catalyst

Tym | Kinsol

Lee Scott | Element 5

Credits: Attendees can earn 3.5 AIA/CES HSW LUs, 3.5 PDH credits or 0.35 ICC credits – 2.5 for workshop, 1 for tour

Location:

Adelaide Events

500 Adelaide Circle

Floor 3

Muskegon, MI 49441

Map & Directions

Event Parking:
Parking available on site

For questions or additional information, please contact:

LeeAnn Charpentier, CMP | leeann.charpentier@365dafa6.com | (301) 633-0330

Rendering: Adelaide Pointe / Korb Architects