Sustainable building effort reaches new heights with wooden skyscrapers
Briefly

Mass timber, as an alternative to energy-intensive concrete and steel, may positively influence construction methods, helping to reduce carbon emissions significantly while leveraging renewable resources.
The tallest mass timber building, Ascent in Milwaukee, demonstrates the growing trend of tall wooden structures, with 84 mass timber buildings worldwide completed or under construction.
Industrialized building systems like mass timber are being embraced for their potential benefits, demonstrating a shift towards more sustainable construction that minimizes the carbon footprint of urban development.
As interest in mass timber rises, the architectural world sees an intriguing challenge: to harness the versatility of wood while addressing environmental impact, ultimately reshaping city skylines.
Read at Ars Technica
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