An exhibition highlighting the potential of mass timber construction is open in downtown Detroit, featuring skyscrapers made of wood and the story behind the growth of this sustainable building technique. “Tall Timber: The Future of Cities in Wood,” a traveling exhibition created by the Skyscraper Museum, runs through Feb. 28 in Bedrock’s historic building at 719 Griswold St. in Detroit. The exhibit features architectural models and artifacts from quality and safety testing as well as visual, narrative, and video content. It provides a striking introduction to mass timber, including examples of Michigan projects. “This exhibition comes as mass timber momentum is growing in Michigan,” said Sandra Lupien, director, MassTimber@MSU, which is producing the exhibition showcasing sustainable construction materials. “With more than 65 mass timber projects completed, in design or under construction in Michigan, we know mass timber has caught the interest of the building industry in our state.”