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College of Architecture Pushes Boundaries of Mass Timber
The College of Architecture pushes the boundaries of design and construction with mass timber. Cross-laminated timber, or C-L-T, is an engineered wood panel. It’s made by gluing layers of lumber together under high pressure. Also known as “mass timber,” CLT is a strong, sustainable alternative to steel and concrete. The College of Architecture is working with a mass timber facility in Wayne, Nebraska, to push the boundaries of mass timber buildings. VISUAL DESCRIPTION It begins with an aerial video of several cabins in a wooded valley. A man walks up to a rough hewn cabin and enters. The…
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