British Columbia Renews Commitment in Successful Japan Trade Mission
In a joint demonstration of commitment, British Columbia reinforces trade relationships with Japan while highlighting the province’s leadership in sustainable forest management
Shinohara Heroes to the Rescue in the Aftermath of the Ishikawa Earthquake!
Japan faced a severe blow to start the New Year, as a devastating 7.6 magnitude earthquake and tsunami struck the Noto Peninsula. Amidst this tragedy, the story of resilience shines through in the actions of Mr. Yuichiro Shinohara, who mobilized his team to provide urgent relief, including a temporary public bath.
Wooden Elderly Care Facilities Business Remains Strong
Japan's wooden building market thrives in medical & elderly care, with wood usage at 56% in units & 28% in floor area (Jan-Nov '23). A prime example: Nursing Home Maria’s Garden on Shodoshima Island, a 2,840 m² project using Canadian wood. Completion in March, it symbolizes the growth of this sector over 20 years.
Off to the Races: Canadian OSB and SPF Used in AI Building at Horse Farm in Hokkaido
At the heart of Hokkaido's wintry embrace, the Tokachi 2×4 Association's New Year event in Obihiro showcased the warm bond between Canada and Japan through the lens of sustainable construction and deep-rooted equestrian traditions. Exploring the innovative wooden structures at Banei Tokachi Ranch, a fusion of agricultural heritage and modern sustainable practices.
B.C. wood provides solutions for new hotel in Lucknow
The Centrum Hotel in Lucknow, India, is a blend of modern elegance and local culture, distinguishing itself through the use of sustainable yellow and western red cedar from British Columbia
Dotori Kindergarten – The first Super-E certification project for non-residential building in South Korea
Super-E certified Dotori Kindergarten in Korea, exemplifies innovation in construction with its efficient, environmentally-friendly prefabrication techniques and sets new standards in sustainable non-residential building.
Wood Framed Construction: A Pilot Project for Self-Built Homes in Rural China
As rural China evolves, the Nantong Rural Self-Build House Project is a response to the changing dynamics of rural living and the vision of future villages outlined by the Chinese government.
