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Jacobson Hall Student Housing at Trinity Western University

Origine

Origine is more than the world’s tallest all-wood residential tower, at the date of completion. It also happens to be one of the region’s most resistive to fire and seismic events.

McDonald’s Global Flagship in Chicago

For its latest Chicago-based flagship restaurant, the three-quarters-of-a-century old fast-food chain is shaking off its once plastic-clad bright colored interiors for an exposed wood and timber design, along with more sustainable, naturally hued materials

Autodesk Portland Office

Autodesk’s Portland-based office, a 60,000 square foot historic post and beam timber building inspired by the company’s mission “Make Anything”, showcases local artists and craftsmanship throughout its wood-clad interior, giving employees a workplace truly reflective of this culturally rich, sometimes quirky, city once coined Stumptown.

McEwen School of Architecture

Sustainably sourced wood and CLT not only added aesthetic warmth to this project, it also plays a role in reducing environmental impacts.

The Alliance for Sustainable Colorado

This question became a driver for Gensler’s biophilic design concept for a high-performance building renovation of the Alliance Center for Sustainable Colorado in Denver’s Lower Downtown.

Biomass Boiler Building

California’s first full CLT structure houses Plumas County’s biomass heating system.

StructureCraft Facility

StructureCraft’s 50,000 square foot facility showcases new levels of engineering efficiency for industrial buildings, combining a variety of mass timber and engineered wood products, including Dowel-laminated timber (DLT), laminated strand lumber (LSL), Nail-laminated timber (NLT), and glulam.

UBC Earth Sciences Building

The University of British Columbia’s Earth Sciences Building is one of North America’s largest panelized wood structure and home to its Department of Earth, Ocean & Atmosphere, the Department of Statistics, the Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences and the Pacific Museum of the Earth. It features a free-floating cantilevered solid timber staircase, one of the first of its kind in the world.