wood 1a

09/02/2016

b-log - updates from the job site

9.2.16
the house and temple are coated in cork and look soft, natural and
beautiful. the floors are 50% closed and will be fully closed next week.
next week is also roofing, siding and kitchen. an amazing job by the entire
team this week.

08/31/2016

b-log - updates from the job site

8.31.16
the cork is almost done. we close the floor in the temple today. and the ac
unit arrived - made in USA

08/30/2016

b-log - updates from the job site

8.30.16
the cork is going on today, watch it climb the building. and you can see
the white elm in the foreground, ready to go on as siding...

08/25/2016

b-log - updates from the job site

8.25.16
work is going quickly now: the HVAC, radiant heating and electrical are 95%
in, the windows and doors are 100% in and siding has started. a special
thanks to Scott's electrical team and Ralph's HVAC team for their fast and
excellent work.

07/04/2016

Noteworthy Japanese Plywood Interiors

Wood has a long and treasured history in Japan, seen as elemental to much of Japanese architecture through the centuries. Developing independent of continent...

07/04/2016

Oregon Wood in Full Effect

The pond it sits on is manmade, and so is the house - but those are about the only unnatural features of the Newberg House. Located in the Oregon town of the same name, the home was designed to blend...

07/01/2016

Bringing the lumber.

06/30/2016

Forte in Melbourne
Completed 2012
Andrew Nieland / Lend Lease Australia
Photo: Keith Webb

Completed CLT building projects by architects the world over.

06/28/2016

Australia’s first sustainable timber office building coming to Barangaroo

LENDLEASE has set a new benchmark in the use of sustainable building materials with the announcement that Barangaroo will be home to Australia’s first engineered timber office.

06/28/2016

Completed CLT building projects by architects the world over.

06/28/2016

A Toronto developer is turning back the clock in constructing a trendy new office building largely with cross-laminated timber. At five storeys, it will be the first mid-rise of its kind since Ontario’s building code was amended in 2014