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MATSU

By Blake Huang

Ideal for coastal and high-humidity climates, MATSU delivers a rich, tactile surface with natural grain movement that adds variation across each board. With resilient long-term performance for architectural cladding, MATSU brings a strong exterior presence to projects shaped by moisture, sun, and changing weather, while still feeling warm and material driven.

SAMITTO

By Blake Huang

SAMITTO’s deep-textured char pairs natural wood aesthetics with grain and character across the boards. The Japanese technique of shou sugi ban creates reliable durability and stability expected of high-performing wood cladding. Designed for projects that call for both beauty and reliability, SAMITTO brings a surface that feels calm, durable, and easy to integrate.

Can Mass Timber and Wood Be Used in Data Centers?

By Erin Figueroa

As artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and digital storage grow, so does the demand for data centers. The expansion of digital infrastructure and building these facilities has a large environmental impact. Most data centers rely heavily on steel and concrete, materials with high embodied carbon. At the same time, developers and tech companies face increasing pressure … Continued

A Builder’s Guide to Choosing Real Wood Cladding

By Jocelyn Mahan

When building a new home or commercial space, one of the first priorities is achieving the right aesthetic. Bringing the architect’s rendering to life while meeting client expectations for form and function is key. For builders, real wood cladding isn’t just about aesthetics; it must deliver on performance, sustainability, and ease of installation. When thoughtfully … Continued