WoodWorks is joining The Buildings Show in 2025—bringing technical expertise and industry insight through a new partnership with CWC.

WoodWorks at The Buildings Show 2025
Presented in partnership with the Canadian Wood Council

The Canadian Wood Council and The Buildings Show have joined forces to bring WoodWorks to North America’s premier event for design and construction professionals. This new collaboration enhances the Show’s core offering with a focused spotlight on wood innovation, sustainability, and technical excellence.

What to Expect:
WoodWorks at The Buildings Show will offer a deep dive into the evolving role of wood in Canada’s built environment through:

• 6 hours of accredited educational sessions dedicated to wood product construction, spanning mass timber, offsite systems, and Indigenous-led design.

• Exclusive access to wood experts from across the supply chain—including manufacturers, consultants, and technical specialists.

• Dedicated expo pavilions in both the North and South buildings, showcasing structural and architectural wood products at the heart of Canada’s largest building event.

WoodWorks Educational Programming:
Presented by the Canadian Wood Council over two days:

Wednesday, December 3

• WS103 – Tall Wood in Canada: Current State, Opportunities, and New Initiatives
  Speakers: Canadian Wood Council, WoodWorks Ontario

• WNM101 – Offsite Construction in Ontario: A Practical and Diligent Path Forward
  Speakers: Forest Economic Advisors, Auto Construct Incorporated

• WN102 – Building Success: The Nshwaasnangong Child Care and Family Centre Story
  Speaker: Two Row Architect

• WN103 – Mass Timber Economics: Beyond the Bottom Line
  Speakers: Clark Construction Management Inc., bnkc architecture + urban design

Thursday, December 4

• TN101 – Design and Construction of Permanent Wood Foundations
  Speaker: Sustainafree

• TNM101 – The Future of Tall: The Future of Cities
  Speaker: Antony Wood Consulting

Join us to connect with leaders shaping the future of wood construction in Canada.