Responsibly and sustainably harvested in the forests of British Columbia, Canada, western red cedar is highly regarded as a green building material.
It is sought after for use in windows, doors, blinds and shutters, because of its natural durability, stability and low density. The same qu...

The Western Red Cedar Export Association (WRCEA) invites project submissions for the 2008 edition of The Cedar Book, a compendium of innovative and unique building designs from around the world incorporating western red cedar. With the 2007 edition just released, the WRCEA is seeking new projects...

Today, your home can be as respectful of the environment as you want it to be. Building with Western Red Cedar is the natural place to start. Cedar produces fewer greenhouse gases, contains natural preservatives and is a renewable, sustainable resource. What’s more, it’s authentically beautiful. ...

Today, your home can be as respectful of the environment as you want it to be.
Building with Western Red Cedar is the natural place to start. Cedar produces fewer greenhouse gases, contains natural preservatives and is a renewable, sustainable resource. What’s more, it’s authentically beau...

Today, your home can be as respectful of the environment as you want it to be. Building with Western Red Cedar is the natural place to start.
Cedar produces fewer greenhouse gases, contains natural preservatives and is a renewable, sustainable resource. What’s more, it’s authentically beau...

The Western Red Cedar Export Association has launched a gallery of exciting and innovative western red cedar projects from around the world, at www.wrcea.org/featured-projects/intro.htm.
Renowned for its natural properties and unsurpassed beauty, western red cedar is a sustainable and biod...

In building projects where good looks, impressive performance and minimal environmental impact are key concerns, western red cedar is a popular choice. Western red cedar is a superior thermal insulator, enhancing a home’s comfort and enjoyment. In addition, it is stable and its natural durabilit...

Today, your home can be as respectful of the environment as you want it to be. Building with Western Red Cedar is the natural place to start. Cedar produces fewer greenhouse gases, contains natural preservatives and is a renewable, sustainable resource. What’s more, it’s authentically beautiful. ...

The Natural Choice Western Red Cedar is renowned for its beauty and performance. For discerning architects around the world, Cedar is also the environmentally sound choice. Life cycle analysis shows Western Red Cedar has the lowest impact on the environment on all commonly available buildin...

Responsibly and sustainably harvested in the forests of British Columbia, Canada, western red cedar is the ultimate green building material. As a clear product, it is sought after for use in windows, doors, blinds and shutters. Due to its natural durability, stability and low density, i...

Western red cedar is an outstanding green building material. It is responsibly and sustainably harvested in the publicly managed forests of British Columbia, Canada. Less than 1% of standing timber is harvested each year. For each tree harvested, three are replanted to ensure the forest will exis...

THE NATURAL CHOICE Western Red Cedar is renowned for its beauty and performance. For discerning architects around the world, Cedar is also the environmentally sound choice. Life cycle analysis shows Western Red Cedar has the lowest impact on the environment of all commonly available building...

Ideal for projects with an ecological focus, western red cedar is responsibly and sustainably harvested in the publicly managed forests of British Columbia, Canada. Less than 1% of standing timber is harvested each year. For each tree harvested, three are replanted to ensure the forest will exist...

The Western Red Cedar Export Association (WRCEA) invites project submissions for the 2008 edition of The Cedar Book, a compendium of innovative and unique building designs from around the world incorporating western red cedar. With the 2007 edition just released, the WRCEA is seeking new projects...