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Washington Mass Timber Accelerator
The Washington Mass Timber Accelerator (MassTAc) aims to promote low-carbon construction in Washington by increasing the use of locally manufactured mass timber. It serves as a central hub for mass timber activities, engaging various stakeholders including Indigenous communities and government agencies.
Overview
What Washington Mass Timber Accelerator does
What Washington Mass Timber Accelerator is
The Washington Mass Timber Accelerator (MassTAc) aims to promote low-carbon construction in Washington by increasing the use of locally manufactured mass timber. It serves as a central hub for mass timber activities, engaging various stakeholders including Indigenous communities and government agencies.
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Organization status and context
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- Operational status
- Active
- Organization type
- Community
- Structured capabilities
- Community
- Last reviewed
- April 6, 2026
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Washington Mass Timber Accelerator as a community
Community overview
The Washington Mass Timber Accelerator (MASSTAC) is a non-profit organization focused on promoting the use of mass timber in construction. It was founded to advance the adoption of mass timber as a sustainable building material in Washington State and beyond. The organization is based in Washington and aims to enhance the environmental and economic benefits of mass timber construction.
Community focus
MASSTAC invests in the promotion and implementation of mass timber construction across various sectors, including education, civic buildings, and residential projects. The organization supports projects at different stages, from initial planning to execution, and focuses on the use of engineered wood products such as Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) and Glue Laminated Timber (Glulam).
Member value
Members benefit from access to resources, best practices, and case studies related to mass timber construction. They also receive updates on opportunities and initiatives through a monthly newsletter.
Membership
- Pricing models
- free
Format and cadence
- Modality
- hybrid
- Schedule
- rolling-admissions
- Commitment
- light
Availability
- Membership state
- Accepting
- Next recorded event
- April 29, 2026
Audience and fit
- Audience
- Founders · Corporate Innovators · Students
- Benefits
- network-access and mentorship
- Program types
- community and other
- Selection criteria
- open
- Regions
- United States
Community activity
Events and activity
MASSTAC organizes and participates in various industry events focused on mass timber, including webinars and conferences. One upcoming event is the Climate Smart Wood Group Webinar scheduled for April 29, 2026, which will discuss case studies in transparency and disclosure in wood supply chains.
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Last reviewed
April 6, 2026
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