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  • Milwaukee Mass timber tower

    Michael Green Architecture designs world's tallest mass-timber skyscraper for Milwaukee

    Vancouver studio Michael Green Architects has released plans for a development in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, which includes a mass-timber skyscraper that would be the tallest in the world if completed. More about Michael Green Architecture designs world's tallest mass-timber skyscraper for Milwaukee

    Ben Dreith | 8 August 2024 | Leave a comment
  • Exterior of the T3 office building with weathered steel cladding and grid windows

    T3 by MGA is an office building constructed from trees killed by bugs

    Our next Timber Revolution case study profiles a mass-timber office building by Michael Green Architecture, which became the first tall wooden structure in the USA when it completed in 2016. More about T3 by MGA is an office building constructed from trees killed by bugs

    Amy Peacock | 24 March 2023 | Leave a comment
  • Michael Green Headshot

    Architects not adopting biomaterials are "dinosaurs" says Michael Green

    Canadian mass-timber pioneer Michael Green has hit out at architects designing unusually shaped buildings rather than embracing biomaterials in this interview as part of Dezeen's Timber Revolution series. More about Architects not adopting biomaterials are "dinosaurs" says Michael Green

    Ben Dreith | 13 March 2023 | Leave a comment
  • Collage of Rex Weyler, Nina-Marie Lister and Michael Green

    Watch our live talk exploring the role of designers in environmental activism

    To coincide with Greenpeace's 50th anniversary, Dezeen teamed up with Michael Green Architecture and Greenpeace to host a live talk to discuss the relationship between design and activism. More about Watch our live talk exploring the role of designers in environmental activism

    Amina Amber | 26 November 2021
  • MGA College of Forestry

    MGA creates mass timber buildings for forestry college in Oregon

    Canadian firm Michael Green Architecture used materials such as mass plywood panels and cross-laminated timber to construct two mass timber buildings at an Oregon university. More about MGA creates mass timber buildings for forestry college in Oregon

    Jenna McKnight | 23 June 2021 | Leave a comment
  • The Dock Building by Michael Green Architecture

    Polycarbonate Dock Building by Michael Green Architecture glows on Vancouver beachfront

    Vancouver firm Michael Green Architecture has built a boathouse for storing racing shells and sails and monitoring maritime activity, with translucent walls and garage doors. More about Polycarbonate Dock Building by Michael Green Architecture glows on Vancouver beachfront

    Bridget Goldberg | 16 June 2018 | Leave a comment
  • Riverfront Square by Michael Green

    USA's largest timber office building proposed for New Jersey

    Canadian studio Michael Green Architecture has unveiled plans for a massive timber office complex on the waterfront of Newark, New Jersey, which is expected to be the largest of its kind in the USA. More about USA's largest timber office building proposed for New Jersey

    Eleanor Gibson | 6 February 2018 | Leave a comment
  • T3 by Michael Green Architecture

    Michael Green completes largest mass-timber building in United States

    Trees killed by mountain beetles were used to construct this seven-storey tower in Minneapolis by Michael Green Architecture, which is described by the firm as the first modern tall wood building in the United States. More about Michael Green completes largest mass-timber building in United States

    Jenna McKnight | 2 December 2016 | 1 comment

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