Oregon project features cross-laminated timber
An Andersen Construction official says the firm has completed the first vertical use of cross-laminated timber in Oregon.
The pressure’s on for Riddle timber mill
The owners of D.R Johnson in Riddle, Ore., have paid millions of dollars to buy the only machinery in the nation certified to produce panels of cross-laminated timber. Now comes the hard part.
Emerging technology pushes wood expectations sky high
Cross-laminated timber, an emerging wood product, was feted by government and green industry reps at last week’s Best Fest clean technology conference.
CLT mixed-use project proposed for Portland
A proposed eight-story, mixed-use building in Northeast Portland could be constructed using a wood product that’s suitable for taller structures. Carbon12, a proposed residential development at 12 N.E. Fremont St., […]
Photos: Cross-laminated timber installed at zoo
Crews with Lease Crutcher Lewis installed a roof made of cross-laminated timber Tuesday on a new building at the Oregon Zoo, marking the first use of the material in the […]
Oregon due to gain a home mill advantage
A Southern Oregon mill is slated to become the first U.S. manufacturer of cross-laminated timber.
Demonstrating wood’s potential
Early designs for a new Western Oregon University building call for incorporating innovative uses of wood.
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