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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Join the Michigan Delegation at the 2025 Int’l Mass
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Each year, we organize a Michigan delegation to the International Mass Timber Conference in Portland, Oregon. Our Michigan group always comes back with new ideas and information, along with new partnerships to advance Michigan mass timber momentum. 

Once you’ve registered, email Sandra Lupien at lupiensa@msu.edu so we can be sure to loop you into Michigan delegation communications so you won’t miss any opportunities to connect with the group in Portland!

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Who should join? Designers, engineers, developers, building owners, construction managers, installers, code officials, forest products producers, and more—all actively involved in mass timber projects in Michigan.

Next meeting: March 19, 2025, 10 AM - 12 PM EST.

How to join: To receive access to the meeting, please complete and submit this form. 

 

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