22. The Masonry Roundtable: The Future of Masonry Construction: CMU, Innovation, Design & Building Codes
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Adam Hutchinson switches things up on In the Mix with a Hot Ones-style conversation over lunch, bringing together Irene Li, Madison Murphy, Jake Sulya, and returning guest Ben Warfield for an honest discussion about the future of masonry and what it will take to keep the industry moving forward.
Over burgers and poke bowls, Adam leads the group through a wide-ranging conversation about education, mentorship, innovation, design, sustainability, and the growing need to make masonry more accessible to architects, engineers, contractors, and the next generation of tradespeople.
The group shares real-world experiences from the field, including how technical support can help contractors navigate unexpected project issues, why getting masonry into the design conversation earlier can change project outcomes, and how new products, education programs, and more creative approaches to CMU can help expand the market. They also look ahead to what masonry could—and should—look like 10 to 15 years from now.
In This Episode:
- What happens when a masonry industry conversation gets the Hot Ones treatment
- How collaboration between contractors, manufacturers, designers, and industry organizations can strengthen the masonry market
- Why education and technical support are critical for architects and engineers working with CMU
- How the Block Design Collective is helping bring masonry education and project assistance further upstream into the design process
- How innovation in CMU products, finishes, colors, and design can move masonry beyond the traditional “one over two” approach
- Why masonry can offer both aesthetic value and long-term performance for owners and developers
- How local materials and recycling contribute to the sustainability of masonry
- How panelization, prefabrication, and new construction methods could make masonry more efficient and competitive
- What the group wants to see from masonry in 2035 and where the biggest opportunities for growth are
- Why the future of masonry depends on continuing to learn, ask questions, collaborate, and push the industry forward
Connect with Irene:
Website: blockdesign.org
Connect with Madison:
Website: https://basalite.com/regions-loader/?redirect_to=https://basalite.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/madison-murphy-276678307
Connect with Jake:
Website: https://www.warfieldmasonry.com/
Email: Jake@Warfieldmasonry.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jake-sulya-b36196216
Connect with Ben:
Website: warfieldmasonry.com
Email: Ben@warfieldmasonry.com
Learn more about the Northwest Masonry Institute: https://masonryinstitute.com/in-the-mix