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The Yingxian Wooden Pagoda, officially the Sakyamuni Pagoda of Fogong Temple, is a timber-framed Buddhist monument located in Shanxi, China. Built in 1056 CE during the Liao dynasty, it stands approximately 67 meters tall and features five exterior stories with four hidden interior mezzanines. The s...
Kengo Kuma is a contemporary Japanese architect celebrated for his innovative use of natural materials like timber. His designs prioritize light and texture, creating spaces that respond to their environment. He frequently undertakes projects involving complex construction techniques and traditional...
Stokesay Castle stands as one of the finest surviving examples of a medieval fortified manor house in England. Constructed around 1327 by Laurence of Ludlow, a prosperous wool merchant, its distinctive timber construction and concentric design offer valuable insight into domestic defense during the...
DeWalt's 60V MAX* XR platform is designed to bridge the gap between corded power and cordless convenience. This circular saw provides the raw cutting power needed for heavy timber and thick lumber without the hassle of extension cords. It features a high-performance motor that maintains speed under...
The Kintaikyo Bridge spans the Nishiki River near Iwakuni, Japan. Constructed in 1673, this historic timber footbridge is notable for its unique design featuring five continuous arched spans. The bridge’s enduring construction and scenic location make it a significant landmark. It remains a popular...
Brian MacKay-Lyons is a Canadian architect specializing in contemporary design. His work focuses on integrating modern architecture with the distinctive landscapes of Nova Scotia and similar regions. He’s particularly known for utilizing timber construction to create homes that respond sensitively t...
Peter Bohlin is a prominent American architect known for his thoughtful designs integrating timber construction with contemporary aesthetics. His work has shaped iconic spaces like several Apple retail locations and numerous residential projects across the United States. He received the AIA Gold Med...
The Hartland Covered Bridge is a historic wooden bridge spanning the Saint John River in the town of Hartland, New Brunswick, Canada. Completed in 1901 as an open-air structure, the bridge was covered in 1922 to protect its timber framework from severe local weather. Measuring 391 meters (1,284 feet...
The Magere Brug, or "Skinny Bridge," is a traditional double-leaf bascule bridge spanning the Amstel River in the center of Amsterdam, Netherlands. A bridge was first constructed at this site in 1691, with the current wooden structure primarily dating back to a 1969 rebuild based on the 1871 design....
The BeA 20/130-695C is a pneumatic framing nailer produced by BeA, a German manufacturer of fastening systems. This power tool operates using an air compressor and is designed to drive 20-degree strip nails ranging from 20 to 130 millimeters in length. It is primarily intended for heavy-duty constru...
Gion A. Caminada is a Swiss architect based in the village of Vrin in the canton of Graubünden. He is known for timber buildings that adapt traditional Alpine construction methods to contemporary architectural purposes, working primarily in rural Swiss communities. Notable projects include the Stiva...
The Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk is an elevated pedestrian walkway situated within the Walpole-Nornalup National Park in Western Australia. The lightweight steel structure reaches a height of approximately 40 meters above the forest floor. It is specifically designed to allow visitors to walk...
Alison Brooks is a Canadian-born, UK-based architect who founded Alison Brooks Architects in London in 1996. She is highly regarded for her work in housing, education, and cultural buildings, frequently utilizing cross-laminated timber and innovative urban design strategies. In 2008, she became the...
The Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge is a historic wooden covered bridge spanning the Connecticut River to connect Cornish, New Hampshire, with Windsor, Vermont. Built in 1866, the structure utilizes a Town lattice truss design and measures approximately 137 meters (449 feet) in length. It comprises t...
The Bridgeport Covered Bridge is a historic wooden structure located in Nevada County, California, within the South Yuba River State Park. Built in 1862, it was originally constructed to facilitate transportation during the California Gold Rush. The bridge uses a distinctive wooden truss arch system...
The Drift Creek Falls Suspension Bridge is a pedestrian bridge located within the Siuslaw National Forest in Oregon. Constructed in 1998, the structure spans a deep, forested canyon to provide hikers with direct views of the adjacent 75-foot Drift Creek Falls. The bridge utilizes a cable suspension...
For over 75 years, Pacific Coast Lumber Co. has been a trusted supplier of high-quality timber and lumber to builders and artisans across the West Coast. The companys family ownership ensures a commitment to responsible forestry practices and exceptional customer service. They specialize in custom...
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