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SUMMARY:Get Paid for Your Building Reno: Utility Rebates & Incentives for Business
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/get-paid-for-your-building-reno-utility-rebates-incentives-for-business/
LOCATION:Grand Rapids Downtown Market\, 435 Ionia Ave SW\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
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SUMMARY:IAQ in COVID Times
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/iaq-in-covid-times/
CATEGORIES:COVID-19,Virtual Event
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SUMMARY:USGBC West Michigan Annual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/usgbc-west-michigan-annual-meeting/
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SUMMARY:How to Synchronize your Building Systems through Retrocommissioning
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/how-to-synchronize-your-building-systems-through-retrocommissioning/
CATEGORIES:Afterglow Series
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/webp:https://migbc.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Afterglow-Series-Retrocommissioning-Webinar-Featured-Image-2.webp
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SUMMARY:Michigan Energy Summit Afterglow Series: How Consumers Energy can help you achieve Net Zero
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/michigan-energy-summit-afterglow-series-how-consumers-energy-can-help-you-achieve-net-zero/
CATEGORIES:Afterglow Series
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/webp:https://migbc.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Afterglow-Series-CE-Webinar.webp
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SUMMARY:Reach Zero Carbon through Michigan 2030 Districts and DTE Incentives
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/reach-zero-carbon-through-the-2030-districts-and-utility-incentives/
CATEGORIES:COVID-19,Virtual Event
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/webp:https://migbc.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/1.webp
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200820T110000
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CREATED:20200812T135251Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200821T172049Z
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SUMMARY:Measuring & Monitoring: Vital Steps to Managing Your Energy and Indoor Air Quality
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/measuring-monitoring-a-vital-step-to-managing-your-energy-and-indoor-air-quality/
CATEGORIES:COVID-19,Virtual Event
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/webp:https://migbc.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Screen-Shot-2020-08-19-at-12.53.57-PM.webp
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200709T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200709T110000
DTSTAMP:20200709T193719Z
CREATED:20200615T174751Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200709T193719Z
UID:6170-1594288800-1594292400@migbc.org
SUMMARY:The Benefits of Zero Carbon Design & Construction
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/the-benefits-of-zero-carbon-design-construction/
CATEGORIES:COVID-19,Virtual Event,Webinar
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/webp:https://migbc.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/7-9-Webinar-Event-Featured-Image.webp
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200625T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200625T110000
DTSTAMP:20200625T163224Z
CREATED:20200615T211220Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200625T163224Z
UID:6173-1593079200-1593082800@migbc.org
SUMMARY:Assessing Your Indoor Water Quality
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/assessing-your-indoor-water-quality/
CATEGORIES:COVID-19,Virtual Event,Webinar
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/webp:https://migbc.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Featured-Image-6-25-20-Draft-3-2.webp
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200623T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200623T110000
DTSTAMP:20200616T141922Z
CREATED:20200615T215935Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200616T141922Z
UID:6176-1592906400-1592910000@migbc.org
SUMMARY:Higher Ed Peer Forum On COVID-19: Managing Your Campus During a Pandemic
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/higher-ed-peer-forum-on-covid-19-social-distancing-on-campus/
CATEGORIES:Higher Ed Forum
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/webp:https://migbc.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Featured-Image-Higher-Ed-Round-Table-CC-1.webp
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200618T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200618T110000
DTSTAMP:20200618T160256Z
CREATED:20200609T123903Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200618T160256Z
UID:6157-1592474400-1592478000@migbc.org
SUMMARY:Developing a Flexible Building Operation Plan
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/developing-a-flexible-building-operation-plan/
CATEGORIES:COVID-19,Virtual Event,Webinar
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/webp:https://migbc.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Webinar-Twitter-Graphic-6-18-20-Final-1.webp
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200604T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200604T110000
DTSTAMP:20200604T160602Z
CREATED:20200528T124822Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200604T160602Z
UID:6117-1591264800-1591268400@migbc.org
SUMMARY:The "Healthy Zone" of Humidity
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/the-healthy-zone-of-humidity/
CATEGORIES:COVID-19,Virtual Event,Webinar
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/webp:https://migbc.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Webinar-Powerpoint-Graphic-6-4-20-2.webp
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200528T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200528T110000
DTSTAMP:20200528T180605Z
CREATED:20200515T144830Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200528T180605Z
UID:6081-1590660000-1590663600@migbc.org
SUMMARY:VIEWERS CHOICE:  A Deep Dive Into Bi-Polar Ionization (BPI)
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/viewers-choice-a-deep-dive-into-bi-polar-ionization-bpi/
CATEGORIES:COVID-19,Virtual Event,Webinar
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/webp:https://migbc.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Youtube-Webinar-5-28-20.webp
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200521T113000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200521T123000
DTSTAMP:20200522T142642Z
CREATED:20200514T142940Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200522T142642Z
UID:6074-1590060600-1590064200@migbc.org
SUMMARY:The Workplace: A plan to Prepare\, Restore & Thrive
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/the-workplace-a-plan-to-prepare-restore-thrive/
CATEGORIES:COVID-19,Virtual Event,Webinar
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/webp:https://migbc.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Screen-Shot-2020-05-21-at-1.40.31-PM.webp
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200514T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200514T110000
DTSTAMP:20200514T160539Z
CREATED:20200430T131908Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200514T160539Z
UID:5958-1589450400-1589454000@migbc.org
SUMMARY:Emergency Response Plans: OSHA Guidance & COVID Preparedness for Open Doors
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/emergency-response-plans-osha-guidance-covid-preparedness-for-open-doors/
CATEGORIES:COVID-19,Virtual Event,Webinar
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/webp:https://migbc.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Copy-of-Webinar-Flyer-5-14-20-6.webp
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200507T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200507T110000
DTSTAMP:20200512T134343Z
CREATED:20200430T130357Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200512T134343Z
UID:5955-1588845600-1588849200@migbc.org
SUMMARY:ASHRAE: COVID-19 and Solutions for Improving Indoor Air Quality
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/ashrae-how-covid-will-affect-guidelines-moving-forward/
CATEGORIES:COVID-19,Virtual Event,Webinar
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/webp:https://migbc.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Copy-of-Webinar-Flyer-5-7-20-4.webp
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20200430T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Detroit:20200430T110000
DTSTAMP:20200512T134302Z
CREATED:20200423T133336Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200512T134302Z
UID:5886-1588240800-1588244400@migbc.org
SUMMARY:Sanitizing High-Touch Surfaces: CDC Approved Products\, the Procedures\, and the People
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/sanitizing-high-touch-surfaces-cdc-approved-products-the-procedures-and-the-people/
CATEGORIES:COVID-19,Virtual Event,Webinar
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/webp:https://migbc.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Webinar-Flyer-4-30-20-ppt-2.webp
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200423T100000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200423T110000
DTSTAMP:20200423T181350Z
CREATED:20200415T185034Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200423T181350Z
UID:5859-1587636000-1587639600@migbc.org
SUMMARY:Healthy Buildings Webinar Series: Indoor Air Quality in the Workplace
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/healthy-buildings-webinar-series-indoor-air-quality-in-the-workplace/
CATEGORIES:COVID-19,Virtual Event,Webinar
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/webp:https://migbc.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/IAQ-Webinar-PPT.webp
ORGANIZER;CN="The US Green Building Council of West Michigan":MAILTO:wendy@usgbcwm.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200421T083000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200421T170000
DTSTAMP:20241001T110449Z
CREATED:20200217T205731Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241001T110449Z
UID:5610-1587457800-1587488400@migbc.org
SUMMARY:2020 Michigan Energy Summit (Postponed)
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/2020-michigan-energy-summit/
LOCATION:JW Marriott\, 235 Louis St NW\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Michigan Battle of the Buildings":MAILTO:admin@usgbcwm.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200116T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200116T200000
DTSTAMP:20241001T110422Z
CREATED:20200219T182143Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241001T110422Z
UID:5621-1579194000-1579204800@migbc.org
SUMMARY:2019 Annual Party and Leadership Award Ceremony
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/2019-annual-party-and-leadership-award-ceremony-2/
LOCATION:McKay Ballroom\, 146 Monroe Center Street NW\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="The US Green Building Council of West Michigan":MAILTO:admin@usgbcwm.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190925
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190926
DTSTAMP:20241001T110404Z
CREATED:20200219T184606Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241001T110404Z
UID:5629-1569369600-1569455999@migbc.org
SUMMARY:Rise Up and Drawdown Michigan
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/rise-up-and-drawdown-michigan/
LOCATION:DeVos Place Convention Center\, 303 Monroe Avenue NW\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="The US Green Building Council of West Michigan":MAILTO:wendy@usgbcwm.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190904T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190904T170000
DTSTAMP:20241001T110349Z
CREATED:20200219T185100Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241001T110349Z
UID:5633-1567584000-1567616400@migbc.org
SUMMARY:The Economics of Green Building Certifcations
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/the-economics-of-green-building-certifcations/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190806T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190806T170000
DTSTAMP:20241001T110326Z
CREATED:20200219T185316Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241001T110326Z
UID:5636-1565078400-1565110800@migbc.org
SUMMARY:The Future of Transportation is Now
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/the-future-of-transportation-is-now/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190725T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190725T170000
DTSTAMP:20241001T110250Z
CREATED:20200219T185923Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241001T110250Z
UID:5642-1564041600-1564074000@migbc.org
SUMMARY:Circuit West Tour
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/circuit-west-tour-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190626T113000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190626T130000
DTSTAMP:20241001T110234Z
CREATED:20200219T190216Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241001T110234Z
UID:5645-1561548600-1561554000@migbc.org
SUMMARY:Underneath it All: The Gravity of Embodied Carbon
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/underneath-it-all-the-gravity-of-embodied-carbon/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190516T113000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190516T130000
DTSTAMP:20241001T110215Z
CREATED:20200219T190736Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241001T110215Z
UID:5649-1558006200-1558011600@migbc.org
SUMMARY:Introduction to the Sustainable SITES Initiative
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/5649/
LOCATION:Atwater Brewery of GR\, 201 Michigan St NW\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="The US Green Building Council of West Michigan":MAILTO:wendy@usgbcwm.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190215T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190315T170000
DTSTAMP:20241001T110159Z
CREATED:20200219T191316Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241001T110159Z
UID:5654-1550217600-1552669200@migbc.org
SUMMARY:It Pays to Build Beyond Code Roadshow
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/it-pays-to-build-beyond-code-roadshow/
ORGANIZER;CN="Michigan Battle of the Buildings":MAILTO:admin@usgbcwm.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20181108T173000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20181108T200000
DTSTAMP:20241001T110129Z
CREATED:20200219T191814Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241001T110129Z
UID:5657-1541698200-1541707200@migbc.org
SUMMARY:2018 Annual Party and Leadership Award Ceremony
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/2018-annual-party-and-leadership-award-ceremony/
LOCATION:McKay Ballroom\, 146 Monroe Center Street NW\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="The US Green Building Council of West Michigan":MAILTO:wendy@usgbcwm.org
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20181030T113000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20181030T130000
DTSTAMP:20241001T110123Z
CREATED:20200219T192337Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241001T110123Z
UID:5664-1540899000-1540904400@migbc.org
SUMMARY:Living Building Challenge 101
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/living-building-challenge-101/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20180912T113000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20180912T130000
DTSTAMP:20241001T110110Z
CREATED:20200219T193145Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241001T110110Z
UID:5668-1536751800-1536757200@migbc.org
SUMMARY:Show Me the Money: Financing and Incentives for Energy Efficiency
DESCRIPTION:Register for this webinar using the link above.Description:  Join us for an insightful webinar on Michigan State University’s groundbreaking STEM Teaching and Learning Facility\, the second building in Michigan to utilize Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT). This innovative project serves as a learning laboratory\, leveraged by MassTimber@MSU to share valuable insights and inspiration for those interested seeking to build mass timber projects in Michigan and beyond. In this session\, we will explore the unique journey of bringing the STEM facility to life\, from the University’s decision to choose mass timber to the collaborative efforts of the project team—each member’s first mass timber project. We’ll dive into how the team approached the design and construction process\, what they learned along the way\, and the impact this pioneering initiative has had on their respective businesses. Key Takeaways: Why Michigan State University chose mass timber for this facility and how the decision aligned with the University’s long-term goals.Insights from the project team on the challenges and triumphs of their first mass timber project.What they learned throughout the process\, and how it’s shaping their future approach to projects.The impact of mass timber on their company’s business model and practices moving forward.This session is perfect for anyone interested in mass timber\, sustainable construction\, or the future of building design. Don’t miss the chance to hear directly from the team who brought this innovative project to life! Panelists: George H. Berghorn\, PhD\, LEED AP\, CGP\, Research Director\, MassTimber@MSU (project history)Kevin Marshall\, Associate/Senior Architect\, Integrated Design Solutions (Architect)Bill Bofysil\, Project Director\, Granger Construction (Construction Manager)Andrew Riess\, PE\, Director of Pre-Construction and Mass Timber\, Christman Constructors\, Inc. (Installer)Moderator:Sandra Lupien\, Director\, MassTimber@MSU About this webinar series:This webinar series\, co-produced by MassTimber@MSU\, 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. Each building is unique in its approach and material usage. The series will cover four distinct building types: higher education\, K-12\, state-owned facilities\, and condominiums.
URL:https://migbc.org/event/show-me-the-money-financing-and-incentives-for-energy-efficiency/
LOCATION:City Built Brewing\, 820 Monroe Ave NW #155\, Grand Rapids\, MI\, 49503\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="GR 2030 District":MAILTO:admin@usgbcwm.org
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