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Earn HSW credit with our AIA-accredited course on how to help improve well-being with biophilic design, better indoor air quality, and the warmth of wood. Learn three outdoor design tips to impress your clients with redwood decking. And explore the winning entries of the 2022 student Timber Competition.
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Timber Tutelage: Student Design Competition Winners Re-envision Midtown Atlanta with Wood
This year’s Timber Competition—Timber in the City 4: Urban Habitats—challenged student entrants to design a mixed-use development in midtown Atlanta using wood. The 600+ entries demonstrate the ever-increasing interest in advanced timber design and construction.
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Designing Spaces for Better Living, Working, and Well-being
Earn HSW credit with our AIA-accredited course and learn how to improve well-being with biophilic design, better indoor air quality, and the warmth of wood.
Wood at Home
Stacking the Deck: 3 Tips to Maximize Client Satisfaction
California-based landscape company TKO Structure shares three things you can do to wow your clients with redwood decking.
Six-Story Richmond, Virginia Office Tower to Feature Mass Timber A 130,000-square-foot office building, planned to replace the landmark Southern States silos, will be built using cross-laminated timber and is set to include 11,000 square feet of ground-floor commercial retail space.
Ten Stunning Home Designs Showcasing the Warmth and Beauty of Wood Get inspired with these ten timber home designs, from a vacation home in Upstate New York clad in charred wood to a modernist floating home in Seattle’s Portage Bay featuring western red cedar panels.
Our recent issue of the Mass Timber Digest—a curation of the latest innovations in mass timber research and design—features emerging hospitality, education, and high-tech laboratory design trends.
