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Matt's Place 2.0

Is Mass Timber the Future of Modular Multifamily Universal Design?

Miller Hull’s Matt’s Place 2.0, a modular mass timber home in Spokane, Washington, redefines accessible design for ALS patients and their families. This single-family home combines a replicable prefab cross-laminated timber (CLT) structure with a barrier-free universal design. Now the Seattle-based firm is scaling these insights to a three-story, nine-unit mass timber apartment building nearby that could become a prototype for modular, accessible multifamily housing.

Matt's Place 2.0
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