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AWC’s work crosses many aspects of our industry. One core role is to serve as the nationally recognized technical authority on wood building products through

The increasing threat of climate change has more and more building owners and homebuyers considering the sustainability of their structures and the role construction plays

Now a few months into 2023, North American Wholesale Lumber Association (NAWLA) events are in full swing.NAWLA was delighted to host over 200 attendees in

The American Wood Council’s fire service engagement efforts continue to bear fruit in a number of ways. The program is just five years old this

A new chair, vice chair and two new members have been elected toAPA – The Engineered Wood Association’s Board of Trustees. Ashlee Cribb, vice president

In a new continuing education course on the Wood Institute—the Softwood Lumber Board’s continuing education platform—Antony Wood, CEO of the Council on Tall Buildings and

In December 2019, I presented an update on the U.S. lumber market at a Japan Lumber Importers Association meeting as part of an SEC’s annual

Happy New Year from your friends at NAWLA! NAWLA is excited to be planning a series of events in 2023 that are designed to help

While all of us in the wood products industry know we have a great story to tell, we still have work to do to get

Tony Vuksich has been named the 2022 Bronson J. Lewis honoree. Vuksich was presented with the award at the APA Annual Meeting in Aventura, Florida.

The need for more affordable housing in the U.S. is well known. The Housing Coalition’s 2020 annual report showed that rental rates are out of

How can we help create a sustainable built environment in the future? One way is to help educate the architects who will be designing it

By NAWLA Staff Following another successful Traders Market event this year in Phoenix, it’s time to join NAWLA for exciting industry content we’re bringing you

There is some remarkable news to share for the countless professionals who work in the design, architecture, construction, fire service, and code enforcement space, especially

Stringent standard assures consistent value and performance Cross-laminated timber (CLT) is lightweight, yet extremely strong with superior acoustic, fire, seismic and thermal performance. It offers

America’s housing stock is failing to keep up with the needs of the present. According to the National Low Income Housing Coalition, the U.S. has

Those of us whose livelihoods depend on international markets have experienced a couple of challenging years as most U.S. suppliers focused on supplying the domestic

Program Honors Manufacturers’ Dedication to Workplace Safety and Operational Excellence APA – The Engineered Wood Association has announced the winners of its 2021 Safety and

New report explores how mass timber schools could boost well-being, cut carbon, and remain flexible without breaking the bank. How can we build schools that