Category: Columns

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

On May 27, 2022, U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack announced the awarding of more than $32 million to fund the

The 2021 APA Annual Report is now available. The report highlights members who provided association leadership through the year, as well as membership information, market

I’ve used this column several times to expound on the need for the United States to look to wood products as an off-the-shelf solution for

Universities have become proving grounds for the adoption of mass timber in the United States, providing invaluable design and construction experience for firms, supplying an

This year marks the 10th anniversary of the American Wood Council’s (AWC) little known but highly effective Code Official Connections program. There are nearly 6,200

For more APA News and Information, go to www.apawood.org Formaldehyde is a naturally occurring organic airborne chemical that can be synthesized for certain industrial uses,