A manufacturing facility in northwest Montana is helping transform the way buildings are constructed in the United States by ...

Timber engineering has experienced significant evolution alongside the rising prominence of mass timber constructions worldwide. A key innovation in this evolution is the development of glued-in rod ...

Earliest dolomite plaster: Motza in Israel shows deliberate dolomite burning for lime plaster long before Roman use, revealing advanced high-temperature chemistry. Hidden timber structures: Beneath a ...

While 20th century architecture was arguably defined by the innovative use of concrete, steel and other modern materials, it looks more and more like 21st century design will be defined by one of the ...

Designed by Studio Gang, the 55,000-sq-ft David Rubenstein Treehouse conference center is the first building in Massachusetts to use healthier, low-embodied concrete on a large scale. January 21, 2026 ...

Australia’s largest engineered timber commercial building has opened in Brisbane, designed by Bates Smart. At 10 stories, and 45 meters in height, the “25 King” open plan office complex is the tallest ...

Grist reports on architects utilizing engineered wood like cross-laminated timber for taller, sustainable buildings to combat ...

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced Sept. 23 a new policy requiring the consideration of mass timber as a structural option for all vertical construction projects undertaken for all Army and ...

The newly installed infrastructure enables new approaches to automation in fabrication, supporting innovation in the design ...

Mass timber is still a small segment of the construction industry in the United States. A recent congressional report counts 1,753 mass-timber buildings in the country as of March of last year. “For ...

SPOKANE FALLS, Wash. — The first phase of construction on the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, a future cultural destination located in the heart of the North Dakota Badlands, and the largest ...

Archaeologists have revealed that a seemingly stone-built Neolithic crannog in Loch Bhorgastail, Isle of Lewis, was constructed on a massive timber platform over 5,000 years ago, predating Stonehenge.