Community

The Barn

A modern take on a community barn raising, the sinuous, wood-shingle-clad timber structure, now known simply as the Barn, gives new life to Sacramento’s once deteriorating Bridge District.

Mill River Park Carousel Pavilion

As part of a broader rejuvenation of the City of Stamford’s Mill River Park, this artfully constructed wood, steel and glass pavilion houses a classic carousel complete with intricately carved wooden animal figurines and a curvaceous wood cupola ceiling.

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.

Fort McMurray International Airport

Fort McMurray International Airport roof design displays one of the largest applications of Cross-laminated timber (CLT) in North America. Designed to withstand a cold northern climate, the project takes advantage of the thermal benefits of wood construction.

Mosaic Center for Conscious Community & Commerce

Fire Station 76

Fire Station 76 is a 10,120 square foot wood framed fire station in Multnomah County, Oregon. It is a structure of uncommon beauty and lasting resilience.

Cathedral of Christ the Light

Art Gallery of Ontario

The design team of the AGO made extraordinary use of structural and decorative wood elements to lure, calm, entice and amaze visitors.

Vancouver Convention Centre

Expanded for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter games, the Vancouver Convention Centre was designed to complement the internationally recognized image of Canada Place with its sail-like fabric roofs.

Arena Stage at the Mead Center for American Theater

Wood provided both a beautiful finish and structure for Arena Stage in Washington, D.C.

Angus Glen Community Centre and Library

This architecturally stunning community centre includes an aquatics centre, gymnasium, two skating rinks, multipurpose rooms and a library.

Richmond Olympic Oval

The Richmond Olympic Oval was a signature structure for the 2010 Olympic Games and is a precedent-setting example of advanced wood engineering and design.