January 24, 2019 Vancouver, WA
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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.
The Freedom Mobile Arch at Hastings Park sheltered up to 10,000 World Cup fans under a 105-metre starburst mass-timber canopy — one of the largest engineered-wood public structures in Canada.
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.
An analysis of decorative concrete trends in 2026 and their potential implications for the forestry industry, including material substitution, sustainability considerations, and market overlap.
Several ambitious forestry inventions nearly reshaped the industry but faded before reaching widespread use. Learn about a few forgotten innovations and what made them fall short.
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.