Ash Thermowood® delivers a durable, sustainable, and naturally beautiful surface at the recently completed Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library.
Read MoreArbor Wood Thermally Modified Ash transformes a conventional commercial shell into a warm, recognizable destination.
Read MoreA net-zero welcome and education center that provides access to the expansive refuge for the surrounding communities.
Read MoreThe iconic Brooklyn Bridge park gets a refresh from Ipe to Thermowood® Ash.
Read MoreAsh ThermoWood® pairs with beautiful stone to create a sauna with warmth, beauty, and texture.
Read MoreThermally modified ash cladding and screening details bring beauty and durability to a multi-use garage space.
Read MoreModern materials bring additional warmth and interest to a space where beautiful ideas take shape.
Read MoreAmerica’s best glamping resorts, all located near National Parks and Dark-Sky certified.
Read MoreSet along the cliffs of the rugged Pacific Northwest coastline with endless ocean views and an intentional weathering façade of ThermoWood® Ash Cladding to protect itself against the harsh oceanic climate.
Read MoreThis stunning custom-built residence celebrates natural and sustainable materials to create an inviting and warm home inside and out.
Read MoreAn all-new design forward wellness hotel concept at the gates of Joshua Tree National Park.
Read MoreA mass timber masterpiece provides space for design and materials innovation in Arkansas.
Read MoreSee the all-new the delivery station putting dozens of sustainability strategies to the test.
Read MoreA fire-resilient remodel brings new life to a nearly 70-year old cabin in the mountains of California
Read MoreA small cabin in the Minnesota Northwoods that celebrates functional design and sustainable materials.
Read MoreA quiet family retreat in the Land of 10,000 Lakes.
Read MoreOver 600,000 linear feet of thermally modified pine - The largest installation of thermally modified wood in the US.
Read MoreThe first and only floating sauna, in the Duluth Harbor on Lake Superior, featuring thermally modified ash decking throughout.
Read MoreThe first municipal building to achieve CORE Green Building certification in Colorado.
Read MoreA quiet cabin built to mimic its natural environment while it ages gracefully with no required maintenance.
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