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Whole Tree ArchitectureAccording to the Forest Products Laboratory, a whole, unmilled tree can support <b>50 percent more weight</b> than the largest piece of lumber milled from the same tree. Putting this principle into practice, Whole Tree Architecture is dedicated to building with materials that lumber companies consider scrap - weed trees, also know as 'managed forest thinnings.' The resulting projects are beautiful displays of locally sourced and sustainably managed materials.1
Whole Tree ArchitectureAccording to the Forest Products Laboratory, a whole, unmilled tree can support <b>50 percent more weight</b> than the largest piece of lumber milled from the same tree. Putting this principle into practice, Whole Tree Architecture is dedicated to building with materials that lumber companies consider scrap - weed trees, also know as 'managed forest thinnings.' The resulting projects are beautiful displays of locally sourced and sustainably managed materials.2
Whole Tree ArchitectureAccording to the Forest Products Laboratory, a whole, unmilled tree can support <b>50 percent more weight</b> than the largest piece of lumber milled from the same tree. Putting this principle into practice, Whole Tree Architecture is dedicated to building with materials that lumber companies consider scrap - weed trees, also know as 'managed forest thinnings.' The resulting projects are beautiful displays of locally sourced and sustainably managed materials.3
Whole Tree ArchitectureAccording to the Forest Products Laboratory, a whole, unmilled tree can support <b>50 percent more weight</b> than the largest piece of lumber milled from the same tree. Putting this principle into practice, Whole Tree Architecture is dedicated to building with materials that lumber companies consider scrap - weed trees, also know as 'managed forest thinnings.' The resulting projects are beautiful displays of locally sourced and sustainably managed materials.4
Whole Tree ArchitectureAccording to the Forest Products Laboratory, a whole, unmilled tree can support <b>50 percent more weight</b> than the largest piece of lumber milled from the same tree. Putting this principle into practice, Whole Tree Architecture is dedicated to building with materials that lumber companies consider scrap - weed trees, also know as 'managed forest thinnings.' The resulting projects are beautiful displays of locally sourced and sustainably managed materials.5
Whole Tree ArchitectureAccording to the Forest Products Laboratory, a whole, unmilled tree can support <b>50 percent more weight</b> than the largest piece of lumber milled from the same tree. Putting this principle into practice, Whole Tree Architecture is dedicated to building with materials that lumber companies consider scrap - weed trees, also know as 'managed forest thinnings.' The resulting projects are beautiful displays of locally sourced and sustainably managed materials.6
Whole Tree ArchitectureAccording to the Forest Products Laboratory, a whole, unmilled tree can support <b>50 percent more weight</b> than the largest piece of lumber milled from the same tree. Putting this principle into practice, Whole Tree Architecture is dedicated to building with materials that lumber companies consider scrap - weed trees, also know as 'managed forest thinnings.' The resulting projects are beautiful displays of locally sourced and sustainably managed materials.7
