After a few recent articles, SUPERWOOD has blown up in popularity seemingly overnight! So what is it?
The short answer is that it’s densified wood with tensile strength stronger than steel. After reading that, you might be thinking, “Really? Wood that’s stronger than steel?”. To that I would say, yes, really.
Read MoreWe’re excited to share that Arbor Wood Co. has officially completed their Environmental Product Declaration (EPD)
Read MoreAt Intectural, we are proud to be the distribution partner for Arbor Wood Co., a leading manufacturer of thermally modified wood. But how does this natural material compare to industry giants like composite and PVC decking? Let’s break it down.
Read MoreSince 2012, Arbor Wood Co. has been an innovator in high-quality, sustainable building materials. Now, through a new partnership with SaferWood, Arbor Wood Co. is launching a groundbreaking line of fire-retardant thermally modified wood, available through Intectural.
Read MoreWe are excited to announce the arrival of a new sustainable material to our portfolio: Carbon Smart Wood.
Read MoreBamboo, which has been used as a primary building material in Asia since time immemorial, is catching on in the United States as a remarkably effective and sustainable substance, revolutionizing the construction industry with its impressive environmental benefits and versatile applications.
Read MoreIn the search for sustainable and durable materials for kitchen surfaces, Richlite stands out as an innovative solution. Originally developed for industrial use, this paper composite material has found its way into kitchens around the world, offering a unique combination of durability, sustainability, and aesthetic appeal.
Read MoreMade from resin-infused layers of FSC-certified paper subjected to intense heat and pressure, Richlite is the ideal cladding for high-performing buildings. Its insulative capacity and impermeability make it the ideal choice for rainscreen…
Read MoreWhen it comes to sustainable and high-performance wood products, thermally modified wood has emerged as a popular choice. Among the options available, thermally modified Ash and thermally modified Pine are two of the most favored species.
Read MoreDesigning a passive house requires a meticulous approach to selecting architectural building materials such as Richlite or Arbor Wood Co Thermally Modified Wood as each component plays a crucial role in achieving optimal energy efficiency, comfort, and durability.
Read MoreThermal modification. It’s a term we talk a lot about at Intectural, and when applied to softwoods like pine, thermal modification can make these materials suitable for applications traditionally reserved for hardwoods such as exotics like Ipe and Teak.
Read MoreNestled on the western tip of Lake Superior lies beautiful Duluth, MN. Within this city sits Intectural, overlooking the broad expanse that is Lake Superior. Lake Superior's water sustains vast ecosystems and fuels vital shipping routes…
Read MoreIn an era marked by a growing awareness of sustainability and a push for eco-friendly practices, the construction industry is undergoing a significant transformation.
Read MoreA new look for the new era of #VanLife
Read MoreExplore Biophilic design: A burgeoning architectural concept that seeks to reconnect people with nature in their built environments.
Read MoreThe idea behind the lodging was to create an environment that was as unique as the programs offered at the retreat.
Read MoreRocky Mountain inspired, custom built bespoke adventure vehicles.
Read MoreEvery great project starts with a great idea, and that’s exactly how this one started.
Read MoreThis past summer, Artists For Humanity’s teens and mentors were hard at work in their Boston studios designing a public art piece commissioned by Federal Realty Investment Trust.
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