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BC Forestry Sector Embarks on Mission to Japan to Showcase BC’s Innovation in Wood Products
The delegation will include the Ministry of Forests, as well as First Nations delegates and forestry-sector representatives from companies of all sizes.
Prolam Breathes New Life Into 80-Year-Old Motueka, New Zealand, Sawmill
Prolam has purchased an 80-year-old sawmill in Motueka, New Zealand, which had been closed since 2017 by its original owner.
Stora Enso Celebrates the Opening of Wooden Architectural Landmark in Stockholm, Sweden
Stora Enso is celebrating the opening of a wooden architectural landmark building in the courtyard of Sweden’s National Museum of Science and Technology in Stockholm, Sweden, the company announced.
Melbourne, Australia’s Tallest Mass Timber Office Building is Completed, and a Second Is on the Way
Melbourne, Australia’s tallest mass timber office building has been completed, according to ArchitectureAU. The 15-story, 18,200 m2 building was built with sustainability in mind.
BC Government Announces $6.49 Million in Additional Funding to Support Wood-Product Manufacturing
BC is contributing as much as $6.49 million (CAD) through the BC Manufacturing Jobs Fund to fund three capital projects and three planning projects.
3D Printing and Mass Timber Join Forces to Create Apartment Building in Germany
Archinect recently profiled PERI 3D Construction, a German company collaborating with COBOD on the “first 3D-printed social housing apartment building in Germany and Europe.”
Single-Span Timber Arch Aircraft Hangar in New Zealand Sets Record in Southern Hemisphere
Studio Pacific Architecture’s new flagship hangar being built for Air New Zealand will be the largest single-span timber arch aircraft hangar in the southern hemisphere, according to ArchitectureNow.
Maine Senator Asks US Government to Consider Mass Timber in All New and Renovated Federal Buildings
Senator King is asking the General Services Administration to integrate mass timber into the procurement process for the construction and renovation of federal buildings, Maine Public Radio reported (11-19-23).
Canada-Based StructureCraft Awarded 2023 Supreme Award for Structural Engineering Excellence
The Institution of Structural Engineers awarded the 2023 Supreme Award for Structural Engineering Excellence to StructureCraft for its work on the Nancy Pauw Bridge in Alberta, Construction Canada reported.