Sprawling between Main Street and wind-raked ocean bluffs, the Georgia Pacific lumber mill was Fort Bragg's economic center for generations until it closed in 2002. Not only was the framework of the community shaped and built upon by the Mill, but the very materials used to build the plant were taken from the fabric of the land surrounding the mill. The Pacific Northwest (especially Northern California and Southern Oregon) is one of the only habitats on the planet for Redwood trees and the great Sequoias. The very history of this region is tied to logging and milling...
Source:
Georgia Pacific Mill, Fort Bragg
Prior Use: Building Structure
Species: Redwood (Sequoia Sempervirens)
Certified: FSC® Recycled 100%
(License code FSC-C003580)
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Architect: AAI Design Group
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