Building the Future
Mass timber is changing the construction industry. With a broad array of expertise, a southeastern forest focus and a robust research infrastruction, the Auburn Mass Timber Collaborative is set to be a leader in mass timber research, education and outreach.
At the heart of the Mass Timber Collaborative’s mission is groundbreaking research aimed at unlocking the full potential of mass timber. Our interdisciplinary team works tirelessly to develop innovative designs, improve material performance and ensure the safety and durability of mass timber structures.
The Mass Timber Collaborative believes in the power of community. We establish strategic partnerships and engage industry leaders, policymakers and local communities to raise awareness and deliver knowledge about mass timber to foster its adoption across Alabama and beyond.
Building a sustainable future starts with education. The Mass Timber Collaborative is committed to equipping the next generation of architects, engineers and builders with the knowledge and skills needed to lead the charge in mass timber construction.
Alabama Extension specialist and CFWE professor Adam Maggard supports landowners and the state’s timber industry through the Forestry Business Resources Program.
Auburn's Mass Timber Collaborative is connecting research on forests and timber products with technologies in building design and construction.
Auburn is at work innovating and expanding the market for mass timber products, design, engineering and construction.
Right Here in Alabama
For Alabama, mass timber holds unique importance. With its vast forestlands, strategic location and thriving forestry sector, the state is poised to become a national leader in this burgeoning industry.
Join Us
Whether you’re a professional in the construction industry, a student eager to learn, or a community member curious about sustainable building, the Mass Timber Collaborative invites you to be part of this transformative journey. Together, we can build a better, more sustainable future for Alabama and beyond.
