Webinar - How to Successfully Use Mass Timber In Your Next Project?


Hi Reader,

Mass Timber is here to stay. As a building material it has unique characteristics that lends itself to prefabrication, modular, and new construction technologies. Combined with other methods and material, mass timber has the potential to change the way we build houses in Canada.

But like any other new technology, it has a learning curve. While the industry has made great progress towards using this material over the past few years, we are still ways away from it's wide spread use.

In this webinar we aim to help you answer to main questions:

  1. Is mass timber a viable material for your next project?
  2. How can you increase your chances for successful integration of mass timber into the project?

Our presenters (and yours truly!) have first hand experience using mass timber in our previous projects.

I hope to see you in the webinar.

Thank you.

Payam Noursalehi,

Join us for a free educational webinar:

"How to Successfully Use Mass Timber In Your Next Project?" Date: Nov 11, 2025, at 12:00 pm EST

What do we cover in this webinar?

  1. Is Mass Timber Right for You?
    Learn how to evaluate your project for mass timber suitability, including site, scale, cost, and design intent.
  2. The Developer’s Checklist:
    A practical guide to key early-stage decisions—from insurance and AEC team composition to supplier selection and financial planning.
  3. Design & Construction Essentials:
    Understand what makes or breaks a successful mass timber project: structure, acoustics, fire resistance, moisture management, and sequencing.
  4. Lessons from the Field:
    Real-world insights and cautionary tales from teams who have delivered successful mass timber buildings—and what they’d do differently next time.

About the Presenters

Matt Bolen

Matt, as a Director at McCallumSather, is immersed in combining his deep understanding of conventional construction with advanced research and innovative development initiatives. With a focus on multi-residential building design, Matt’s expertise bridges across small-scale urban infill, mid-rise, and multi-phased high-rise development. Matt is one of the poineers in using mass timber in Ontario.

Kristin Slavin

Kristin, is a recognized leader, architect, and mass timber specialist dedicated to creating creative, efficient, and sustainable building solutions. As the Founder of Conifer Advising, she partners with developers, owners, and design teams to streamline mass timber and prefabricated projects, providing expert knowledge to reduce risk and enhance collaboration across disciplines.

Prior to starting Conifer Advising, she worked at Intelligent City, Sidewalk Labs/Google, and as an Associate at Kaiser + Path, she was instrumental in establishing the Type IV-C building code precedent in the 2021 IBC, culminating in the design, permitting, and construction of Carbon12, the tallest mass timber building in the US at its completion.

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