Coney Island Boardwalk

On a steep hillside in the Southern California foothills, the property owners wanted to move away from tropical hardwoods and find a domestic alternative that delivered on both sustainability and longevity. Black locust was the answer. A naturally durable, domestically sourced hardwood, it now carries the entire site: horizontal square edge cladding on the retaining walls, decking along the walkway, and heavy timber stair treads that climb through the plantings.

Black Locust Decking

This luxury backyard pool and spa project in Sacramento highlights the natural performance and refined aesthetic of Black Locust in a high-moisture environment.

Black Locust Decking

A century old Wissahickon schist estate on a wooded lot outside Philadelphia, renovated to the highest sustainability standard its owners could specify, with every material chosen on that basis.

Black Locust Deck Tiles

New York City is looking for innovative alternatives to tropical hardwoods and composite decking, and Black Locust deck tiles are a strong answer. For this project, Parsons School of Design at The New School worked with Black Locust Lumber to turn an outdoor area into a welcoming public space where New Yorkers can gather, relax, or take a break in the fresh air.

Black Locust Decking

Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens in Pittsburgh is a testament to sustainable architecture and environmental stewardship. Designed by IKM Architecture and landscaped by Andropogon Associates, this iconic landmark achieved numerous certifications including The Living Building Challenge, LEED Platinum, WELL Building Platinum, Zero Energy Certification, SITES Platinum, Fitwel 3 Star, and BREEAM Outstanding In-Use.

Site Furnishings

Mira, located in San Francisco, California, is a striking residential tower completed in 2020. Designed by Studio Gang Architects, in collaboration with Perry Architects Inc. and Barcelon Jang Architecture, this innovative project features a distinctive twisting façade that offers dynamic views of the city.

Black Locust Boardwalks

The Erie Canal NY Loop Pedestrian Bridge showcases Black Locust wood for both the bridge deck and handrails, offering exceptional durability, natural beauty, and sustainability in a high-traffic public space designed to last for generations.

Black Locust Decking

Perched above the Missisquoi River Valley with sweeping views of Vermont’s Green Mountains, Les Maisons Alice & Roméo are two short-term rental cabins defined by quiet elegance and a close relationship to the surrounding landscape. Black Locust is used throughout the outdoor living envelope—decking, walkways, handrails, stairs, balconies, and outdoor showers—selected for its long-term performance in Northern Vermont’s demanding climate.

Site Furnishings

The Toronto Harbourfront Project is a transformative initiative located along the bustling waterfront of Toronto, Ontario. Completed in 2023, this project enhances one of the city's most cherished public spaces, providing both residents and visitors with a rejuvenated area to gather, relax, and enjoy the scenic views of Lake Ontario.

Black Locust Decking

The BodyHoliday Spa in St. Lucia, crafted with precision and elegance, is an idyllic sanctuary that promotes wellness and rejuvenation.