Cool Wood

April 11, 2023

Some Assembly Required

In 1983, Chuck W. Hull patented the first “apparatus for production of three-dimensional objects by stereolithography”—also known as...

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Technical

April 11, 2023

Soaring to New Heights

Interested in using wood construction in buildings up to 12 stories? The Ontario Building Code now has an acceptable solution.  Trisha...

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Featured

April 11, 2023

Easy Being Green

A hybrid timber office complex goes biophilic. Joel Kranc Limited by the footprint of an existing warehouse, Fifth + Tillery has...

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Featured

April 11, 2023

Arc of Triumph

An old football field reaches new heights as a climbing center. Joel Kranc In what might be an old-fashioned way of thinking, people used...

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Featured

April 11, 2023

Metropol Parasol

One of the world’s largest wooden structures provides much-needed shade and a gathering place for its citizens.  Encarnación Square...

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Featured

April 11, 2023

Northern Exposure

Sweden’s latest mass timber structure is a celebration of placemaking. The Sara Cultural Centre in Skellefteå, a city 125 miles south of...

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E-Newsletter

April 11, 2023

Making Waves

Mitchell Brown Often seen as utilitarian structures to pass through rather than places that can inspire or tell stories, ferry terminals...

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Featured

April 11, 2023

Factory Made

The all-timber headquarters of this Québec-based company maximizes natural light and creates collaborative spaces. In 2020, Atelier Guy...

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Cool Wood

November 30, 2022

A Time Piece

The Tour de France—known more for the cycling materials of carbon fiber and pneumatic rubber—added wood to its roster this year. A...

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Technical

November 30, 2022

Commercially Viable

Applying light-frame construction to a single-story commercial rental unit.Jim Taggart and Claude Lamothe When measured by total...

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