Heavy timber
Framework and 811 Stark demonstrate multistory heavy timber office construction, each with its own structural and exterior details.
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Heavy timber structures, adaptive reuse, and workplace interiors.
5stories of heavy timber at Framework
Explore the projects
FrameworkEXPERIENCE THAT RELATES
New structures. Renewed workplaces.
The office portfolio spans heavy timber construction, existing-building renovations, and tenant improvements. Explore how different starting points lead to places for businesses to work and grow.
Renovation & reuse
Blackbox Office reworks an existing building for retail and office use. Plaza 795 is a two-story building remodel.
Workplace interiors
The Swift Office Building combines core-and-shell renovation with tenant improvements for the marketing agency.
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IN FOCUS / Framework
The structure is part of the story.
Framework combines one post-tensioned concrete level with four structural-glulam levels. Curtain wall on two sides completes the five-story office core and shell.
Explore FrameworkPLANNING YOUR PROJECT
Bring your priorities.
Build the conversation.
A starting point for your discussion with our team.
New build or existing space
Identify whether you are planning a new building, renewing an existing property, or fitting out leased space.
The people & purpose
Describe the teams, work patterns, and shared spaces the workplace needs to support.
The delivery constraints
Bring known lease dates, target occupancy timing, existing-building information, and any work that must happen in phases.
BEFORE WE TALK
A few useful answers.
Does the portfolio include both shells and interiors?
Yes. Published projects include office core-and-shell construction and tenant improvements, including work for Swift.
Where can I see heavy timber experience?
Explore Framework and 811 Stark. Their project pages include the structural details published by Yorke & Curtis.
What helps with an existing-building conversation?
An address, photographs, available drawings, and a short description of the proposed use can help frame the discussion. Share what you have.
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