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Structurlam facilitated the Raleigh Durham International Airport expansion by providing the building with glulam truss members. Designed by Fentress Architects, the structure was inspired by the flowing hills and culture of North Carolina’s Piedmont region.
The 170,000 square foot Fort McMurray International Airport is the largest application of CLT technology in Western Canada. The airport was built with wood reclaimed from the devastating pine beetle epidemic in British Columbia.
This unique transit shelter is constructed from oversized cellular wood and glass. The aim of the design was to create a kind of visual balance between random and regular pattern that one finds in nature.
This unique all-weather wood structure above the existing transit island platform is located in downtown Kelowna. The wood brings beautiful aesthetics to Kelowna’s downtown core.
Strategically located on the North Pacific Corridor, the Prince George Airport offers local and international travellers a travel hub in Northern BC. During an airport upgrade in 2012, Structurlam provided Glulam beams to the Prince George Airport to create the look that stands today.