“Ask anyone to describe Washington State, and the words trees and forest will likely figure in. For the Pacific Northwest state, about half of which is forested, the many species of trees that grow here and their associated industries are central to the identity of this place, both economically and culturally. In Port Angeles, a city on Washington’s northern coast, the forest industry helped propel growth throughout the 20th century, and today timber is once again ushering in a new chapter of development. Here, Seattle-based firm LMN Architects has completed a new waterfront arts and community center where wood is a defining element.”
— Lauren Gallow

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