Wood Stories

Wood Stories

Information about the industry, people and technology that make it a sustainable design option

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  • All
  • Architecture
  • Association
  • Builders & architects - Grade Sheets
  • Builders & architects - How Two
  • Builders & architects - The Great Rule Book
  • Construction
  • Consumer - How To
  • Consumer - Projects
  • Design
  • DIY
  • Explores the possibilities of pine
  • Featured
  • Front Page
  • Industry
  • Lagniappe
  • Monographs
  • NELMA
  • News
  • State/Province
  • Sustainability
  • Technology
  • Trends in timber construction
  • Uncategorized
  • Videos
  • Wood geeks
  • WPM Newsletter

You Can’t Print a Forest

Plant a single species in rows, on a schedule, at a set density, and you’re not growing a forest — you’re manufacturing one. Eastern white ...

Small Footprint, Full Warmth: Eastern White Pine Anchors a Portland Studio

When Jesse and Betsy went looking for more space on their Portland, Maine property, zoning gave them one option: build on the same long, narrow ...

Mass Timber Gets the Press. Light-Frame Does the Work.

Walk through any architecture publication right now and wood construction means one thing: mass timber. Cross-laminated panels, exposed glulam beams, landmark buildings photographed at golden ...

The Only Material That Already Belongs

Every building material makes an argument about where it comes from. Concrete says it came from industry. Steel says it came from somewhere far away ...

Surround Students In Wood

In Freeport, Maine, students and researchers now gather in a building that was designed to do more than shelter them — it was designed to ...

The Best Classroom Is the Building Itself

Last fall, Smith College opened Kathleen McCartney Hall — a 15,000-square-foot mass timber hub on its Frederick Law Olmsted–designed campus in Northampton, Massachusetts. Designed by ...