Innovation
Mass Timber
Lake Flato’s work explores the role architecture can play in reconnecting people to nature. Wood transforms the structural demands of a building into a warm and tactile experience reflective of the natural world. More than half of a building’s carbon footprint is associated with its structural system. As an efficient and regenerative material, wood can reduce that footprint by 50% in comparison to steel or concrete. With 15 mass timber projects completed or under construction, including the first mass timber boutique hotel in North America, Lake Flato’s commitment to mass timber is a carbon-fighting strategy that also celebrates the timeless qualities of beauty, nature and craft.
Ramay Junior High
Montana State University Gianforte Hall
Aspire at Spanish Peaks
Trinity University Dicke Hall + Business and Humanities District
Hotel Magdalena
University of Pennsylvania Amy Gutmann Hall
University of Denver Burwell Center for Career Achievement
One Bridgeland Green
Soto Building
Blue McKenzie – Mass Timber Housing
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Sarah Campbell Blaffer Foundation Center for Conservation