his OR – WA consortium hosts an informal, 75-minute networking breakfast on Thursday, March 27. If you are part of the mass timber “ecosystem,” from feedstock to construction, you are free to attend.  The breakfast will take place at the International Mass Timber Conference, but you do not need to be a registered conference attendee to participate in the Tech Hub breakfast. Please join us at the Oregon Convention Center in Portland.

The Mass Timber Committee plans monthly mass timber presentations, building tours, forest walks, and happy hours. The committee helps people become mass timber experts and advance the industry to build more mass timber projects. Join AIA Seattle’s Mass Timber committee for its monthly meeting, taking place every second Tuesday at 4pm.

The Forest Products Roundtable is a collaborative forum devoted to the economics and sustainability of wood products and the societal recognition of the benefits of managed forests. The Forest Products Roundtable meets each month, typically on third Thursdays, from 9 AM to 2 PM. The meetings take place at different locations throughout the state, with an option to join as a remote attendee.

Celebrate collective accomplishments, hear from new leaders in the sector, and create the connections necessary to address the critical need for affordable housing in our region.

The Northwest Green Home Tour is a FREE self-guided Tour that provides an opportunity for community members to learn about a full spectrum of sustainable building practices in homes from the people and businesses that support it.

Weeklong series of education and advocacy events works to highlight the role affordable housing plays in stabilizing our communities. Each year, HDC and our partners bring together elected officials, city/county staff, advocates and King County residents to create momentum for investments and policies to ensure affordable, thriving and equitable communities.

The Mass Timber Committee plans monthly mass timber presentations, building tours, forest walks, and happy hours. The committee helps people become mass timber experts and advance the industry to build more mass timber projects. Join AIA Seattle’s Mass Timber committee for its monthly meeting, taking place every second Tuesday at 4pm.

The Forest Products Roundtable is a collaborative forum devoted to the economics and sustainability of wood products and the societal recognition of the benefits of managed forests. The Forest Products Roundtable meets each month, typically on third Thursdays, from 9 AM to 2 PM. The meetings take place at different locations throughout the state, with an option to join as a remote attendee.

The Mass Timber Committee plans monthly mass timber presentations, building tours, forest walks, and happy hours. The committee helps people become mass timber experts and advance the industry to build more mass timber projects. Join AIA Seattle’s Mass Timber committee for its monthly meeting, taking place every second Tuesday at 4pm.

The Forest Products Roundtable is a collaborative forum devoted to the economics and sustainability of wood products and the societal recognition of the benefits of managed forests. The Forest Products Roundtable meets each month, typically on third Thursdays, from 9 AM to 2 PM. The meetings take place at different locations throughout the state, with an option to join as a remote attendee.

The Mass Timber Committee plans monthly mass timber presentations, building tours, forest walks, and happy hours. The committee helps people become mass timber experts and advance the industry to build more mass timber projects. Join AIA Seattle’s Mass Timber committee for its monthly meeting, taking place every second Tuesday at 4pm.

The Forest Products Roundtable is a collaborative forum devoted to the economics and sustainability of wood products and the societal recognition of the benefits of managed forests. The Forest Products Roundtable meets each month, typically on third Thursdays, from 9 AM to 2 PM. The meetings take place at different locations throughout the state, with an option to join as a remote attendee.

The annual conference enhances the skills, vision, and understanding of professionals working in affordable housing in Washington state and challenges them to work toward racial equity and social justice.