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Eligible professionals can earn AIA/CES LUs (typically HSW), PDH credits and ICC credits for attending WoodWorks in-person and online events, including workshops, webinars, building tours, and lunch and learns. Some sustainability-related programming is also registered for accreditation with the US Green Building Council. Each event page includes information on the credits available for that event.

The WoodWorks Innovation Network (WIN) includes a dynamic map of mass timber projects across the U.S. (and beyond). Select project markers on the map to read more about the building, and connect with its design/construction team members. WoodWorks also publishes case studies on a variety of wood buildings, as well as a series of mass timber business case studies. Visit our Mass Timber page to see these and other resources.

The WoodWorks gallery showcases Wood Design Award winners. You can nominate your project during the summer and early fall each year at this page. In the meantime, if your project is mass timber, you can have it featured on the WoodWorks Innovation Network (WIN) along with a profile highlighting your own skills and experience. Visit WIN to learn about membership opportunities.

WoodWorks offers free project support related to the design, engineering or construction of commercial and multi-family wood buildings. If you’re considering wood for a project or have a question about a project underway, email or call your local regional director. Note that your contact for support is the person nearest your workplace, not the project you’re working on.

Visit our project assistance page and enter the zipcode for your office to find your local WoodWorks Regional Director. Note that your contact for support is the person nearest your workplace, not the project you’re working on.

Select the register link on any in-person or online event page to register for that event. View our upcoming events.