Key Activities
The Mass Timber Insurance Playbook enables a collaborative approach between construction teams and insurers, opening the door to more equitable insurance for mass timber buildings. It provides a framework for eliciting, understanding and resolving the risk challenges that are currently hindering insurance provision for mass timber buildings.
IMPACTT
IMPACTT (Innovative Mapping and Processes to Advance Construction Timber Transparency) bridges the gap between construction and forestry by tracing timber frame buildings back to their forests of origin. This is visualised through interactive supply chain maps, and report on the carbon and biodiversity impacts of sourcing timber. IMPACTT identifies and addresses common misconceptions and knowledge gaps on sustainable forestry, sourcing timber, and timber building.
Resources
Emabling a collaborative approach between construction teams and insurers, opening the door to more equitable insurance for mass timber buildings.
Integrating biodiversity and forest data with the PEFC Certification system to enhance transparency in construction timber sourcing.
Discover more about what these engineered wood products actually are, their applications, and their benefits for carbon reduction.
Real world case studies that exemplify mass timber and prove that mass timber is a viable solution to a range of project types.
Catch up with ASBP webinars on mass timber, with expert speakers, examples, and case studies from accross the supply chain.
Recommending a series of potential solutions that could unlock significant carbon savings through an increase in the use of mass timber.
Ongoing Projects
Developing a clear, science-based guide for assessing and repairing mass timber structures following damage.
This study aims to proactively address a critical and emerging risk associated with the UK’s transition to Net Zero construction methods.
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