Trees, and their derivative products, have been used by societies around the world for thousands of years. Contemporary construction of tall buildings from timber, in whole or in part, suggests a growing interest in the potential for building with wood at a scale not previously attainable. As wood is the only significant building material that is grown, we have a natural inclination that building in wood is good for the environment.

• Wood has been used as a construction material for thousands of years
• Modern engineering enables timber use in large-scale and tall structures
• Renewable and naturally grown material unlike steel or concrete
• Stores carbon and helps reduce environmental impact
• Supports sustainable and responsible forestry practices
• Offers strength, durability, and design flexibility
• Enhances aesthetic appeal and natural warmth in buildings
• Aligns construction growth with environmental responsibility
• Supports low-carbon and green building initiatives
• Renewable, sustainable, and environmentally friendly