The lumber industry has long supplied the raw material for civilization — framing homes, shaping skylines, furnishing interiors. But raw material alone doesn’t drive innovation.
Over a century ago, a group of architects gathered at the Greenbrier resort in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, to judge a design competition for
In 1915, the White Pine Bureau did something most industries wouldn’t think to do for another century: they hired a respected architectural editor, put serious
Visual storytelling has become an essential tool in the lumber and building materials industry, and NELMA leads the way with its immersive virtual tours, practical
The Mori House, originally designed in 1963 by Pacific Northwest architect Saul Zaik, has been thoughtfully remodeled by SHED Architecture & Design for a young
NELMA’s home state of Maine, might be getting a new flag showcasing the magnificent Eastern White Pine tree! The new design was the work of
