What is ICLT?

Developed in Europe in the 1990s, CLT technology is slowly gaining a foothold in North America as gains are made in fabrication. Cross laminated timber walls are constructed from small pieces of wood that have been joined together using glues, hardware, or wood joinery. Large planks of wood can also be used by butting them together into sheets that are then laminated at 90 degrees to each other. Typical panels consist of three, five or seven layers of dimensional boards. Using these methods, panels of almost any size can be created.

Where is it being used?

Wood and glue skyscrapers are on the rise, Popular Science

Engineered timber could be a boon to the Oregon wood products industry, The Register-Guard

Spreading like wildfire - why wooden skyscrapers are springing up across the world, CNN