MassTimber@MSU leverages research, education, outreach, communications, policy, and partnerships to advance sustainable mass timber construction and manufacture in Michigan, the Great Lakes region and beyond. Explore these pages to learn more.

About MassTimber@MSU

MassTimber@MSU is a leading program at Michigan State University dedicated to advancing the use of mass timber in construction. The program focuses on research, education, and outreach to promote sustainable building practices in Michigan, the Great Lakes region and beyond. 

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This webinar series, produced by Michigan Green Building Collaborative, will showcase four key projects across Michigan. We’ll explore the origins of each project, their successes and challenges, and how the project teams have continued to advance mass timber initiatives. This series will be moderated by Sandra Lupien, Director, MassTimber@MSU.

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We are excited to share MassTimber@MSU’s Sandra Lupien participation in the 9th American Forest Congress on July 15–18, 2025, at the Omni Shoreham in Washington, D.C. Sandra has joined the Steering Committee as a member of the Forest Products workgroup. The Congress's success depends on voices and expertise from a broad range of sectors, backgrounds, geographies, and generations. To add yours, nominate yourself or a colleague, visit the link below.

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