NEWS

Oct 1, 2024

Mass Timber foundations for housing and small buildings - Report

We are pleased to announce the release of our report on the use of Mass Timber (MT) products in foundation systems. This study explores two main approaches: preservative-treated MT systems and a new “tanked” foundation with untreated MT elements.

The report outlines various structural solutions, including Nailed Laminated Timber (NLT) and Cross Laminated Timber (CLT), and discusses their applications in different soil conditions. It also highlights recent research and successful projects that demonstrate the viability of mass timber foundations for residential and small commercial buildings.

For more details, please read the full report here

May 29, 2024

“Is mass timber the next big thing in cheaper, greener construction? More provinces are saying yes”

To read Paula Duhatschek’s article for CBC News, click here

Photo credit Dillon Hodgin/CBC News

Apr 8, 2024

“New government incentives set to spur mass-timber development in B.C.”

To read Claire Wilson’s article for Business Intelligence for B.C., click here

Photo credit KK Law, courtesy of naturallywood.com

Apr 4, 2024

Mass Timber - A better, faster, cheaper and renewable alternative to traditional materials.

Join Robert Malczyk for a lecture on Mass Timber Engineering

Date: April 23-24, 2024

Location : Hotel Windsor, Jachranka/ Warsaw

Register here

Nov 1, 2022

The Structural Engineering Podcast - The Art of Mass Timber

“This week we talk with Robert Malczyk, an experienced engineer on the forefront of mass timber design and the founding principle of Timber Engineering Based in Vancouver BC. We talk about what type of Architect/Engineer relationships we may want to aim for as our careers move forward, and the ones that have stood out to Robert throughout his career."

Listen to the podcast here

Oct 11, 2022

Modelling Guide for Timber Structures 2022 - First Edition

We are pleased to be a part of the new Modelling Guide for Timber Structures from FPInnovations. Robert Malczyk and Hercend Mpidi Bita contributed to chapter 7.3, "Hybrid Timber Structures."

Download the free pdf here

Sep 28, 2022

Timber in the Digital Environment Oct 12-13, 2022

For more information about the event click here

Aug 05, 2022

“oN5 Building by naturally:wood”

To watch the video click here

Jun 15, 2022

“New mass timber office building welcomes occupants in Vancouver”

To read Jennifer Ellson’s article for Canadian Forest Industries, click here

To read TMCNET NEWS article, click here

May 12, 2022

“BUILDEX Vancouver -

Robert Malczyk’s Interview”

To watch Robert Malczyk’s Interview for BUILDEX Vancouver, click here

Apr 25, 2022

“Transforming Trees Into Skyscrapers”

To read Rebecca Mead’s article for The New Yorker, click here

Photo Credit Pok Rie from Pexels - “Bird’s Eye View of Lumbers”

Apr 11, 2022

“Prefabrication and VDC critical for complex projects”

To read Cheryl Mah’s article for Construction Business, click here

Photo Credit KK Law. Courtesy of naturallywood.com

Feb 24, 2022

BUILDEXVancouver 2022

On March 24th at #BUILDEXVancouver, Timber Engineering's principal Robert Malczyk and Naikoon Contracting Ltd.'s president Joe Geluch will discuss the PH1 and On5 Passive House projects in Vancouver.
Please join us to hear more about how techniques such as Virtual Construction and mass timber prefabrication aided the development of these projects. Sign up
here

Feb 2, 2022

“Virtual Design and Construction.

An Owners Perspective”

By Robert Malczyk

Click here to read the SAB Magazine article.

Photo courtesy of Hemsworth Architecture

Jan 21, 2022

“How BC became a leader in mass timber construction, according to experts”

Click here to read the Daily Hive article.

Photo by Scott Gudahl from Pixels

Jan 5, 2022

CLT/CFS

Hybrid System

A New Approach

“We are proud to share this report highlighting the novel CLT/CFS (Cross Laminated Timber/Cold Formed Steel) system as a cost competitive and structurally efficient mass timber solution that helps meet the demand for mid-rise (7-12 story) mass timber buildings.”