How building with wood and natural materials impacts human health
Report summarizes global research on the health impacts of using wood and natural materials in our buildings Wood, Well-being and...
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Report summarizes global research on the health impacts of using wood and natural materials in our buildings Wood, Well-being and...
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Research is confirming what many already inherently know: being exposed to nature—and natural organic materials—not only calm one’s mind, it...
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BC forest products are a predominant structural and finishing material for a wide range of transit infrastructure throughout the province....
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“Surrey has big aspirations,” according to Scott Groves, who oversees the design, construction, and operations of all civic facilities in...
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British Columbia’s cutting‐edge wood architecture and design are featured in the newly released book, Naturally Wood. BC’s leadership in the...
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The United Kingdom (UK) has been a global pioneer of building using cross-laminated timber (CLT) with more than 500 completed...
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Eligible local governments throughout BC are invited to become early adopters of mass-timber technology for construction of buildings up to...
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Advancements in wood construction are helping build more resilient, climate-smart towns and cities in BC, all the while boosting local...
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How nature, wood, and other organic materials can support healing and improve patient care. WOOD WELLNESS | A home-away-from-home, the Ronald...
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Mass timber demonstration projects grow BC’s expertise and advance wood construction, all the while boosting local economies and the province’s...
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Industrial buildings are among the best examples of Louis Sullivan‘s famous phrase “form follows function.” Generally, they are functional, efficient buildings,...
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The first Shikinen Sengu was held in the year 690, in the city of Ise, Mie Prefecture, Japan. It consists of...
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