Structural Engineering Considerations for Mid-Rise, Light Wood Frame Buildings

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Description

Wood over podium structures have become common in the United States as demand has increased for dense, mixed-use spaces and multi-unit residences. Using the maximum allowable building heights can result in structures with five or six stories of wood; however, there are unique design considerations for wood structures of this height including gravity and lateral loads far greater than their low-rise counterparts, as well as fire-retardant treatment requirements for exterior walls. Meanwhile, large forces develop at the ends of the wood shear walls which must be properly anchored to the supporting concrete slab. This webinar is geared toward the practicing engineer who may have experience with low rise wood structures but is new to mid-rise podium structures. It will address some of the unique design considerations, particularly as they relate to type III wood structures over concrete slabs.

Course will award 1.5 hours of continuing education
This course is Diamond Review approved in 49 states. New York does not accept hours from recordings.

Contributors

Ashley Cagle, P.E., S.E.

Ashley Cagle, P.E., S.E., is a licensed professional and structural engineer in the state of California, and joined WoodWorks in 2020 as their Technical Director. While her experience includes a wide range of building types and materials, her specialty during her consulting career was midrise wood-frame construction over podium structures.

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Contributors

Ashley Cagle, P.E., S.E.