Interest in mass timber construction has grown in recent years. However, there has been limited research in B.C. on the social and workplace impacts of these buildings, particularly for the wellbeing of occupants. To help address this gap, Forestry Innovation...
Read MoreThe Indore Nagar Parishad Assembly Hall demonstrates how natural materials can create a stunning and functional space for modern governance....
Read MoreThe iconic Monkey Bar, India’s first gastropub, highlights the versatility of Canadian wood in its recent renovation. Established in 2012,...
Read MorePhotos: Younglim Historically, the vast majority of wood-frame buildings in South Korea have been constructed on-site. For several reasons, including...
Read MoreAlliance Française de Vancouver Visit the AVF project profile (external link) Located in Vancouver’s Cambie Corridor, the new Alliance Française...
Read MorePhotos: FII Vietnam As interest in softwoods from British Columbia (BC) continues to increase, there is growing opportunity for technical...
Read MorePhotos: FII India If a picture is worth 1,000 words, consider the value of a real-life demonstration over a marketing...
Read MorePhoto: Frits de Vries Halfmoon Bay | Architect: Patrick Warren | Photos: Ema Peter Through the Real Cedar brand, the...
Read MoreThrough the Wood First program, FII helps expand B.C.’s capacity to make value-added wood products and building systems. This added...
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Led by BC Wood, efforts to boost sales of B.C. value-added wood products in South Korea are succeeding through targeting...
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