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Here’s How: Embodied Carbon

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by Thornton Tomasetti

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29 episodes
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Podcast Overview

<p>Join experts in engineering, science, and technology for conversations about how to make the built environment – and the world – better for everyone.</p> <p>In Season Two, Mainstreaming Mass Timber, we talk with innovators who are pushing the limits of mass timber about the ways new technologies and creative design are making mass timber viable for more projects than ever before.</p>

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2/13/2024

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Episode thumbnail for S2. Ep. 10: Mass Timber & Wider Sustainability Goals | Mass Timber Podcast

June 22, 2026

S2. Ep. 10: Mass Timber & Wider Sustainability Goals | Mass Timber Podcast

Mass timber can help reduce embodied carbon, but it’s only one part of the climate action toolkit. This episode explores how timber fits into broader strategies for decarbonization, resilience, circularity, and sustainable design.

Episode thumbnail for S2. Ep. 09: GreenBox®, an Innovative Mass Timber Floor System

June 15, 2026

S2. Ep. 09: GreenBox®, an Innovative Mass Timber Floor System

What if a mass timber floor system could improve structural efficiency, sustainability, acoustics and vibration performance, and constructability at the same time? In this episode, Senior Principal Paul Becker and Vice President Kristina Rogers speak with Associate Harry Crofton about GreenBox®, a prefabricated timber cassette system he developed through Thornton Tomasetti’s CORE studio and R&D work.

Episode thumbnail for S2. Ep. 08: Vibration and Acoustics in Mass Timber

June 8, 2026

S2. Ep. 08: Vibration and Acoustics in Mass Timber

When it comes to acoustics and vibration, mass timber floors don’t behave like steel or concrete. In this episode, Paul Becker, Kristina Rogers, and Sami Rahman discuss what these differences mean for architects and engineers and how specialized modeling and thoughtful design can optimize timber floors for even sensitive lab and research spaces.

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What is Here’s How: Embodied Carbon?
<p>Join experts in engineering, science, and technology for conversations about how to make the built environment – and the world – better for everyone.</p> <p>In Season Two, Mainstreaming Mass Timber, we talk with innovators who are pushing the limits of mass timber about the ways new technologies and creative design are making mass timber viable for more projects than ever before.</p>
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