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Mass Timber: Inherent Beauty and Potential

Mass timber buildings are a celebration of exposed structure, and an opportunity to update the charm of the warehouse aesthetic.

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Mass Timber

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Mass Timber Innovation: The Hospitality Prototype

Our timber hotel prototype dispels sound, structure, and safety myths, showcasing mass timber interiors and timber construction as a viable option for the hospitality industry.

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First Class-A Timber Office and Residential Space Debuts in Austin, Texas

T3 ATX Eastside’s new mass timber office and residential space offers a modernized and sustainable option for working and living.

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Biophilia and Mass Timber at Swarthmore College

Our partnership with Swarthmore College for the Dining and Community Commons Project focuses on equitable community and ambitious sustainability goals.

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T3 FAT Village Breaks Ground in Fort Lauderdale

New mass timber Class-AA office building set to anchor larger redevelopment of mixed-use district in the Flagler Village.

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DLR Group Partners with Texas A&M on Academic Center

DLR Group is partnering with Hines for the first mass timber academic building at Texas A&M. The Aplin Center will be an immersive learning laboratory for new university programs in hospitality and retail studies.

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Goose Island to be Home to Chicago’s First Mass Timber Office Building

The firm is continuing our partnership with Hines to build the first mass timber office building in Chicago.

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Material Hospitality: Researching Mass Timber for Hotels

Rising demand for travel means fresh design opportunities to open conversations about lowering the carbon impact of new hotels.

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The most sustainable construction choice is nearly always going to be adaptive reuse. Studies in countries around the world show that reusing and renovating buildings reduces greenhouse gas emissions anywhere from 78% to 95%.

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