Architecture holds uncommon power to address ecological crisis and social inequity. Michael Green Architecture wields it with conviction, advancing a practice where material innovation, climate responsibility, and civic purpose converge. "Building for a Timber Age" presents a firm transforming how and why we build. Through an extensive body of work, it reveals timber's capacity to sequester carbon, reconnect structures to nature, and serve the public good. Combining striking photography with incisive commentary, this volume offers both a practical resource and a cultural provocation for an age of consequence.