The Future of Mass Timber Development in DC

See what’s rising in DC—and why mass timber should be in your next project. Join WoodWorks and the DC Department of Buildings at Sycamore & Oak–DC’s first all mass timber commercial building–for an exclusive showcase of cutting-edge mass timber projects redefining the Baltimore-Washington region’s landscape. This event brings together leading developers, architects, and industry innovators to explore how mass timber is transforming urban construction with faster builds, high-performance, and striking design.

Network, learn, and be inspired through case studies featuring these projects:

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• DC Southwest Library & Congress Heights Library, presented by Jaspreet Pahwa, Director Capital Planning & Construction for DC Public Library
  
• Microsoft Dulles Data Center & Under Armour Global Headquarters, presented by JJ Rivers, Principal at Gensler
  
• The Collective at Canton – 40TEN & Retail Village at Sycamore & Oak presented by Scott Charney, Mass Timber Market Manager at Quality Buildings
  
• Bridge District, Parcel 5 & Navy Yard development, presented by Paul Elias, Executive VP of Construction, Redbrick LMD
  
• Whitehaven, presented by Todd Martin, Senior Associate, Hickok Cole
  
• T3, presented by Brian Eklund, Managing Director, Hines
  

Speakers: John O’Donald II, PE | WoodWorks and Brian Hanlon | Director of DC Department of Buildings

Co-hosted by the DC Department of Buildings

Location:

Sycamore & Oak

1110 Oak Dr SE

Washington, DC 20032

Metro – 5 min walk from Congress Heights Metro Station

Parking:

Limited street parking

St. Elizabeth’s Parking Garage next to CareFirst Arena at intersection of Cypress ST SE and Pecan St SE

For questions or additional information, please contact:

LeeAnn Charpentier, CMP | bGVlYW5uICEgY2hhcnBlbnRpZXIgfCB3b29kd29ya3MgISBvcmc= | (301) 633-0330

Image: Adjaye Associates, Winstanley Architects & Planners, AOR, StructureCraft, Photo Dror Baldinger

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