In recent years, a significant shift has been observed in the construction industry, especially within the realm of non-residential building projects. Historically reliant on materials like concrete and steel, there’s a growing resurgence in the use of wood—a trend fueled by advancements in sustainable practices and the intrinsic benefits of natural materials. This article draws upon insights from the report “Wood, Well-being, and Performance: The Human and Organizational Benefits of Wood Buildings,” authored by Graham Lowe, Ph.D. This comprehensive study not only underscores wood’s environmental and health advantages but also aligns with the increasing demand for green, health-promoting construction solutions. Through Lowe’s findings, we explore how wood is becoming an essential element in crafting modern, healthy workspaces, redefining architectural norms and industry standards in the process. …The future of wood in construction looks promising with technological advancements such as Building Information Modeling.