It wasn’t long ago when a 6-storey building made of wood was considered “tall”. Today, mass timber "woodscrapers" are sprouting up in cities around the globe. There are even plans for a 1,148-feet-tall, 70-storey, timber tower to be complete in Tokyo in 2041. For now, however, the record for tallest hybrid wood tower is held by UBC Tallwood House (Brock Commons), the groundbreaking 53 meter, 18-storey student residence built by Urban One in 2017.