by ssbhayani | Apr 10, 2025 | #NELMA, Industry News, News
On-line architecture magazine dezeen has done it again with a great article and more amazing photos of wood in action. The Jean and Ric Edelman Fossil Park Museum at Rowan University in Mantua Township, New Jersey, is a 44,000-square-foot facility designed by Ennead... by ssbhayani | Apr 2, 2025 | #NELMA, Industry News, News
It’s like the Stone’s sang: “I see a red house and I want to paint it black.” Or something like that. In the DOPPELGIEBEL project, KO/OK Architektur BDA reconstructed the missing half of a semi-detached house in Leipzig’s Knauthain district, emphasizing... by ssbhayani | Mar 17, 2025 | #NELMA, Industry News, News
Casa Káni Íní, designed by TAC Taller Alberto Calleja, is a seaside retreat on Mexico’s Oaxaca coast that employs biomimicry principles and strategic use of wood to harmonize with its environment. The design consists of multiple independent structures, reminiscent of... by ssbhayani | Feb 26, 2025 | #NELMA, Industry News, News
NELMA’s partnership with the Maine Cabin Masters has done a lot to promote the use of wood species relevant to the Northeast (“Throw some pine at it!”). The association and our members are thrilled to have been a part of their project in Monmouth Maine rehabbing an... by ssbhayani | Feb 20, 2025 | #NELMA, Industry News, News
What is it about soccer and eastern white pine? We recently posted about Portland, Maines first pro soccer team – Hearts of Pine – named after the state’s most beloved species of tree: eastern white pine. Not to be outdone, the New England Revolution unveiled their... by ssbhayani | Feb 11, 2025 | #NELMA, Industry News, News
Stockholm Wood City, currently under construction in the Sickla district of Stockholm, Sweden, is set to become the world’s largest urban development project built entirely from wood. Spanning approximately 250,000 square meters, the project will feature a mixed-use...