Fiberon Wildwood: You shouldn’t have to choose between beauty and performance

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Florida lawsuit bans Brazilian plywood due to poor quality, safety risk

A federal court judge in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, recently entered a permanent injunction ordering the revocation of all PS 1 certificates issued by PFS-TECO to more than a dozen Brazilian mills producing structural plywood for the U.S. market.

Arkansas high school central hub designed to support applied learning

A new central building at Thaden School in Bentonville, Arkansas, uses different architectural techniques along with the use of pedagogy to aid in student learning and improve the educational experience.

Firms join forces to expand design and architecture services in Bay Area

Architecture firm Perkins&Will has united with San Francisco-based Tim Murphy Design Associates (TMDA), to enhance their services throughout the Bay Area.

New study looks at importance of architect-contractor relationships

A study published by the American Institute of Architects (AIA), in partnership with the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC), explores the relationship between architects and contractors and the needs of both professions.

Design and specification considerations: Stand-alone canopy structure systems

Freestanding canopy systems can be specified for numerous project applications, fabricated with a choice of materials, and engineered to meet a range of performance requirements.

Absorption and diffusion: Creating optimal acoustic spaces

Acoustic issues as to the richness and functionality of sound in a space manifest themselves in many ways, and from many different causes.