
Laura Cullen, PE
Regional Director (GA, AL, LA, MS)
WoodWorks
Laura is passionate about educating others on the benefits of building with wood. Prior to joining WoodWorks, she worked as a structural designer for seven years.
At the Georgia Forestry Foundation’s Savannah Mass Timber Hub, Laura Cullen, PE, Woodworks Regional Director, provided an overview of how mass timber has successfully been integrated into commercial and residential development throughout Georgia.
At the Georgia Forestry Foundation’s Savannah Mass Timber Hub, Kirk Gilbert, Tyler Stritt, and Jacob Moon with Choate Construction and Bryan Harde with LS3P Architecture present on their first mass timber residential building in Savannah, Ann Street Lofts. Attendees were also taken on a tour of the building after the event.

Laura is passionate about educating others on the benefits of building with wood. Prior to joining WoodWorks, she worked as a structural designer for seven years.

Patrick is an accomplished and prolific Savannah architect. A passionate advocate for sustainable design and a believer in the potential of mass timber, Patrick specializes in energy-positive buildings and optimizing revenue with limited resources.
Overseeing the direction of the Savannah office, Kirk ensures projects, personnel, relationships, and strategic direction are firing on all cylinders. Choate is the general contractor for Ann St. Lofts, the pioneering CLT building in southeast…
Overseeing the direction of the Savannah office, Kirk ensures projects, personnel, relationships, and strategic direction are firing on all cylinders. Choate is the general contractor for Ann St. Lofts, the pioneering CLT building in southeast Georgia.

Choate is the general contractor for Ann St. Lofts, the pioneering CLT building in southeast Georgia.

Choate is the general contractor for Ann St. Lofts, the pioneering CLT building in southeast Georgia.

Bryan Harder, AIA, brings 20+ years of design and project management experience to LS3P, the lead design firm for Ann Street Lofts, the first cross-laminated timber (CLT) building constructed in southeast Georgia.

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