The newest issue of Wood Design & Building magazine is now available — and it’s another strong showcase of innovation, performance, and beauty in wood construction. This edition features projects that push design and logistics boundaries, including a helicopter-access alpine cabin in British Columbia, a thoughtfully designed community hall in Nova Scotia, and in-depth analysis on the real-world costs and competitiveness of mass timber. As always, the magazine — published by the Canadian Wood Council — blends architecture, engineering, and forest sector insight, highlighting how wood continues to lead in sustainability, resilience, and smart design. For Tree Frog readers who follow the evolution of mass timber, value-added wood products, and the growing influence of low-carbon construction, this issue offers both inspiration and practical perspective. Worth a read — and worth sharing.