Aperçu du cours
This course explores the opportunities and challenges associated with the design and construction of modern timber and hybrid wood structures from the perspective of builders, developers, and project teams. Through a series of real-world case studies—including medical, educational, transportation, and recreational facilities—the presenters examine how material selection, prefabrication, mass timber systems, and collaborative project delivery influence project cost, schedule, constructability, and sustainability outcomes. Participants will gain insight into the importance of early stakeholder involvement, digital modeling, manufacturing coordination, and innovative wood construction practices that support efficient and successful project delivery.
Objectifs d'apprentissage
- Identify opportunities and challenges associated with the design and construction of modern timber and hybrid wood structures.
- Explain how collaborative project delivery, early stakeholder involvement, and constructability planning contribute to successful wood construction projects.
- Evaluate the benefits of prefabrication, mass timber systems, and digital modeling tools in improving construction speed, quality, and project outcomes.
Vidéo du cours
Biographie de l'orateur
John Paone
Directeur / Vice-président senior
Alfred Horie Construction Co. Ltd, Burnaby, BC
Mark Porter, ingénieur
Struct. Eng.
FIStructE, Associated Engineering, Burnaby, BC