Metropolitan Timber

Metropolitan Timber

A Turn-Key Solution for Mass Timber and Hybrid Structures

Metropolitan Timber is organized to deliver large-scale timber construction with peace of mind for our clients. From design assist, detail engineering and DfMA, to material procurement, logistics and erection services, we manage and deliver every stage of the process.

Clients benefit from clear communication, and expert guidance to turn creative visions into built structures. We’re by your side from day one, offering hands-on guidance to make your project efficient, safe, and on budget.

Our Expertise

Powered by tech-driven, model-based project management, with subject matter experts in mass timber engineering, detailing, and erection, our process reduces the risky and costly handoffs that typically plague projects.

How We Work

With our experience and strong industry relationships, we offer a full service, transparent project solution from start to finish. We assemble the team to enable each member to focus on their expertise.

We can also work directly as erectors, we love to build, so we work with you to meet the needs of your project.

And because we grew up as Steel Erectors in New York City we love working on hybrid structures.

In short, we try and make collaboration easy and construction smoother so each project can realize the promise of Mass Timber.

Metropolitan Timber

Our head office is located in New York City

Metropolitan Timber – Head Office

330 7th Avenue, Suite 1703, New York, NY 10001

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Meet Our Team

David Pisacrita

CEO

David has overseen major steel projects in the New York and tri-state area for more than 40 years. Clients appreciate both his hands-on approach, and his ability to build teams of talented, collaborative workers and experts.

Erik Churchill

Director, Mass Timber

Erik has overseen the design, engineering, and construction of numerous mass timber projects in the North East. Erik brings his experience in architecture, construction, and technology to push the boundaries of design, sustainability, and traditional project delivery models.