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16 branches. 16 counties
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 ...
Two Tones on Lake Michigan
Selected to echo the surrounding woodlands, the ground floor is wrapped in Accoya tongue-and-groove siding stained dark and milled into narrow vertical slats to serve ...
Your Autumn Reading List
Metropolis Magazine just released a selection of books focused on timber architecture, showcasing the material’s versatility and growing relevance in sustainable design. These books explore ...
Why You Should Be a Burl Girl
A recent article in Architectural Digest explores the appeal of burl (also known as burr) wood, a unique material characterized by its swirling, intricate grain ...
Hearts of Pine: Portland’s First Pro Soccer Club
More to come soon on this exciting news! “Our long wait is over. 18 months after the United Soccer League granted Portland, Maine its first ...
Unlocking Happiness with Nature and Building Science
It has a name: Biophilia. It means “love of life or living things,” and it was coined by social psychologist Erich Fromm in 1964. But ...
