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Dinner and Recent Construction Updates at the Woolverton Inn
December 3 @ 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Join us on December 3, 2024, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the Woolverton Inn, with speaker Joshua Coleman, Vice President, Design, Lancaster County Timber Frames, Inc., and special guest, John Ringel of Jersey Devil Design/Build, main architect of Woolverton Inn’s restoration!
- Special Guest John Ringel will speak about his work at the Woolverton Inn
- Presentation on timber framing by Joshua Coleman
- Dinner
Course Description (1.5 LU|HSW)
This course offers a wide exploration of timber framing, covering its history, essential terminology, and diverse applications in both residential and commercial construction. Participants will learn about how timber framing has transformed over time and gain a solid foundation in the basic terms and vocabulary used in the industry.
In the residential segment, the course will delve into various timber framing solutions, highlighting their design flexibility, structural integrity, and aesthetic appeal. Participants will learn how timber framing can be adapted to meet the unique needs of residential projects, from small scale residential to expansive homes.
The commercial segment will focus on the scalability and sustainability of timber framing in larger projects. Participants will explore how timber framing can be utilized in commercial buildings, considering factors such as cost-effectiveness, environmental impact, and long-term performance.
A key feature of the course is the detailed case study of the Woolverton Inn project, as a real-world example that illustrates the practical applications, challenges, and benefits of timber framing in a hospitality setting. Participants will gain insights into the decision-making process, construction techniques, and outcomes of the Woolverton Inn project, providing lessons that can be applied to their own work.
By the end of the course, participants will have a comprehensive understanding of timber framing and its potential to create beautiful, sustainable, and durable structures.
Learning Objectives:
- Trace the evolution of timber framing from its ancient origins to modern-day practices, highlighting key developments and innovations.
- Define and correctly use basic terms and vocabulary specific to timber framing, ensuring clear communication and understanding in professional settings.
- Identify and evaluate timber framing solutions for residential projects, focusing on design, structural integrity, and aesthetic appeal.
- Examine the use of timber framing in commercial construction, considering factors such as scalability, sustainability, and cost-effectiveness.
- Study the Woolverton Inn project to understand the practical applications, challenges, and benefits of timber framing in a real-world context.