Forest Sector Outlook 2026: Weak Demand, Solid Base
The Q2 2026 forest sector outlook finds wood products caught between weak demand and strong fundamentals, with China, energy costs and the EUDR in focus.
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Mass Timber Construction 2026: Cut Costs and Carbon
Mass timber construction is expanding rapidly, with over 2,500 projects underway in the U.S. and industry growth of 20% per year. A ULI panel in Austin highlighted three methods — top-down building, mass timber, and nano-enhanced concrete — already cutting construction costs and embodied carbon.
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Decorative Concrete in 2026: Design Innovation and Its Broader Implications for the Forestry Sector
An analysis of decorative concrete trends in 2026 and their potential implications for the forestry industry, including material substitution, sustainability considerations, and market overlap.
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The Link Between Modular Housing and Modern Forestry
An in-depth look at how modular housing and forestry work together to create efficient, sustainable, and high-quality building systems using off-site construction methods.
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One-Story Segmented CLT Shear Walls
Floors, parapets, and lintels affect the lateral behavior of one-story segmented CLT shear walls and why accounting for these interactions improves safety.
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Engineered Wood in Hospitals: Hygienic and Sustainable
Engineered wood in hospitals is gaining attention for its hygiene performance, microbial resistance, and sustainable benefits. Discover how it compares to other materials.
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ESA’s Biomass Satellite Mission
How ESA’s Biomass satellite mission is revolutionizing forest carbon measurement and revealing insights into Earth’s extreme environments.
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Modular Construction in Canada Is Transforming the Future of Housing
Discover how modular construction in Canada is transforming the housing industry through automation, sustainability, and faster building timelines.
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Engineered Wood: A Stronger, Greener Future for Building Materials
Engineered wood offers a lightweight, high-strength solution for modern construction. Learn how this innovative material supports sustainable building and
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Wooden Nails in Light Wood-Frame Construction: An Alternative to Metal Fasteners
Densified wooden nails offer a sustainable, high-performance alternative to metal fasteners in light wood-frame construction, improving durability,
