The Economics of Building with Mass Timber - Part 2: Parametric Energy + Costing Design
Course Description
In this course, The Economics of Building with Mass Timber- Part 2:
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Discover how early digital design development and construction techniques can help you with performance, cost and schedule predictability while achieving high performance building targets.
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Learn how the Mass Timber + Energy Parametric Costing Tool, Navigator, can also help you estimate constructability that is appropriate for off-site manufacturing.
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Understand detailed energy and thermal component modelling to ensure BC Energy Step Code compliance.
This second session will be of special interest to architects, designers, manufacturers, cost estimators, construction managers and energy advisors.
Presenters
Eric Wood
Eric Wood is a Façade Specialist/Mass Timber Practice Lead at Morrison Hershfield. Eric has overseen commercialization of mass timber and unitized building components for commercial and residential projects, including UBC Brock Commons and other complex prefabricated mass timber projects.
Henning White, P.L. Eng. CFPS
Henning White is Senior Code Consultant at Morrison Hershfield with over 15 years of experience in Building and Fire Code consulting, including mass timber projects and alternative solutions for technical challenges.
Ivan Lee, P.Eng., M.A.Sc., LEED AP BD+C
Ivan Lee is Component Modeling Team Lead at Morrison Hershfield. Ivan specializes in evaluating thermal bridging and condensation risks in building assemblies and sustainable building design.
John Wall, Architect AIBC, OAA, MRAIC, LEED AP
John Wall is Principal Architect at Public: Architecture & Communication with 25 years of experience in large-scale residential projects. Chair of the City of Vancouver Urban Design Panel.
Ken King, PQS, MRICS, A ScT
Ken King is Manager at Hanscomb Quantity Surveyors with experience in quantity surveying and project management for major infrastructure and building projects.