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NOV 2020 / No. 65

Watch the Urban Wood Movement: Expanding from Coast to Coast

The most popular webinar presented at IWF Connect is now available on demand at the unbeatable price of FREE! Watch and learn as a trio of industry experts from the Southeast, Midwest and West Coast explain how and why the urban wood movement is expanding from coast to coast.

Urban Lumber Expands with Acquisition of Urban Hardwoods

It’s hardly United Technologies merging with Raytheon to form a $120 billion company, but Urban Lumber Co.’s acquisition of Urban Hardwoods LLC is still big news in the parlance of the urban wood marketplace.

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PASSIONATE ABOUT PHOTOGRAPHY

Chicago-based lensman Tony Soluri has amassed a voluminous portfolio of architectural photography for domestic and international clients. His work has also been prominently featured on the covers of Architectural Digest, Luxe, Modern Luxury Interiors, Interior Design, and Chicago magazines. Tony's eye for detail is on full display in this photo of an AIA award-winning Chicago penthouse.

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Video: Artist Makes an Urban Tree Invisible

Do yourself a favor. Invest 39 seconds to watch an artist alter this street tree's reality.

Iowa Derecho: So Many Trees Lost, So Little Wood Saved

The Iowa derecho was the most costly thunderstorm in U.S. history. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration estimated damage in Iowa and other midwestern states at $7.6 billion. That’s higher than any recorded tornado and more than many hurricanes.