The Tall + Urban Podcast
Council on Tall Buildings and Urban HabitatThe world’s cities will need to accommodate an additional 2.5 billion people by 2050. But what will this growth look like? We believe a combination of tall buildings and high density, along with progressive construction techniques and thoughtful, comprehensive planning, will help create cities with a high quality of life – a “sustainable vertical urbanism.” This podcast interviews the shapers of o... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Recorded on 25 July 2024, Hope Barton (Co-Chair of the CTBUH Future Leaders Committee and Associate in the Charles Russell Speechlys Real Estate & Disputes team), interviews Sophie Willis (Associate in the Charles Russell Speechlys Planning team). Th... more
In this episode, Mark Wishnie, Executive Director, BTG Pactual Timberland Investment Group, spoke to CTBUH Editor-in-Chief Daniel Safarik about sustainable forestry, and how the development of a mass timber industry can be a climate-positive investme... more
CTBUH Editor-in-Chief Daniel Safarik interviewed Mohamad Mohamad, Senior Research Advisor, Natural Resources Canada, about the seismic, strength and weight advantages of mass timber, as well as its value as a prefabricated construction material.
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CTBUH Editor-in-Chief Daniel Safarik interviewed Phil McCormac, Senior Director, Development and Capital Projects, Ivanhoe Cambridge, about new mixed-use projects his company is developing for Denver’s up-and-coming RINO district.
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CTBUH Editor-in-Chief Daniel Safarik interviewed Carsten Hein, Associate Director, Structural Engineering, Arup, about the relative strengths and weaknesses of timber as a structural element, in terms of both performance and economics, relative to ot... more
Hannes Blaas is the CEO of Rothoblaas USA, a manufacturer of connectors for timber construction. He spoke to CTBUH Editor-in-Chief Daniel Safarik on the design and engineering benefits of mass timber.
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The adoption of mass timber for tall and large buildings on a greater scale is hindered by the prevailing fire safety codes in many jurisdictions, which are predicated on the fire properties of light or “stick-frame” dimensional-lumber construction. ... more
CTBUH Editor-in-Chief Daniel Safarik discusses the design and engineering potential, and the constructability advantages of mass timber with Rune Abrahamsen, CEO of Moelven, a timber manufacturing company and construction firm in Norway, which has co... more
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