DfMA is here to stay, and its potential is boundless. Be part of the revolution at DfMAy 2024!
DfMA is here to stay, and its potential is boundless. Be part of the revolution at DfMAy 2024!
If you attended DfMAy in the past two years, you’ll know that it’s not just a simple conference; it’s a demonstration of the enduring impact of the DfMA approach. It’s a vision of how Mass Timber engineering has evolved and will continue to evolve, providing sustainable solutions and revolutionizing the “old” building industry.
DfMA has driven our work since the firm was established in 2007; that is why, two years ago, we decided to host a free conference online with international experts in May. The first two editions have been an incredible success and this year we are working hard to bring you the most compelling edition so far! We can say that DfMA is part of our (timber) DNA!
Share your valuable experience with the world
In both editions we paid much attention to the quality of speakers. We sought out experts in the field who could actively contribute to the sharing of knowledge and, above all, experience related to very important topics about Mass Timber. This year we feel an even greater responsibility to bring relevant, innovative, engaging topics designed to stimulate thought and debate.
If you have a topic you would like to talk about and would like to be part of the panel of speakers in helping to make this conference unique, please contact us! We will be more than happy to evaluate your proposal together!
Prepare yourself the best for the third edition by reliving the previous two editions!
The first two editions of DfMAy has been a success and numbers speak for themselves! A few hundreds people attended our online free conferences sharing priceless knowledge, information and experiences.
Combining the two conferences, we collected almost 5 hours of precious recorded knowledge in which we deepened important keyword such as digital model, timber as a digital material, information sharing, detailing, collaboration, holistic, on-site problems prediction, which characterized the whole conference.