Japanese architect Kengo Kuma has designed two "Christmas trees" that are being exhibited in the lobbies of two high-end Toyko hotels, the Tokyo EDITION Ginza and the Tokyo EDITION Toranomon.  Made from timber components, the trees will be crafted into furniture to be used at the two hotels. The exhibition will run until December 25 at the Tokyo Edition Ginza and until December 26 at the Tokyo Edition Toranomon.

In the healthcare world, every detail matters, especially when it comes to creating spaces that promote healing and comfort. UCLA Health Center, renowned for its patient care, recently transformed its lobby with Lightweight Panels and modern designs that they say have elevated the atmosphere of this prestigious institution.

Bookmatched veneer, quartersawn walnut, and brass accents are highlights.

The Kreg Tool Headquarters is a two-story, 154,742-square-foot facility on a sustainably managed 25.12-acre campus. The complex, designed by Neumann Monson Architects, utilizes steel frame construction with laminated wood decks for the floor and roof assemblies, and a photovoltaic system on the warehouse roof.

Tom Balderarma of Maverick Woodworking shows how he crafted simple wood jack-o-lanterns with conventional shop equipment.

Arizona stair company with reputation for slides and stairs builds longest slide for doctor’s office in Illinois.