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Wooden Beams and Railroad Ties: The History of Oregon's Built Environment

Conclusion

Oregon’s timber heritage is reflected in today’s “green building” movement. Natural resources and climate still influence what is built and what materials are used in building.

Sub Topics

Place Matters: In a global built environment, regional distinctions remain and deserve to be studied and encouraged.

 
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Shevlin-Hixon Mill, 1930
Bend, Oregon
Oregon Journal Collection
OrHi 63365




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