Yale’s construction management firm hired Citilog to recycle trees that needed to be taken down for the construction of their new Sculpture Building. Those trees were then manufactured by Citilog into benches that were placed around the Sculpture Building and they received LEED points for doing so.

White pine trees were taken from Felician College’s campus and turned into a roof structure for an existing historic building.

Citilog made shingles from red wood trees that were taken down on Swarthmore College’s Campus. Those shingles where then fitted for their new Healthcare Cottage, at the same location the red wood trees came down.

Citilog is working with Kent Place School to make beam covers on their ceilings, benches, flooring, and historic restoration of a log cabin out of their own wood with Citilog’s Full Circle Recycling.

The LEED project was Full- Circle Recycling with White Pine and Maple trees taken from the school’s site. The trees were then milled into cubbies, lockers, teachers’ and students’ pine chairs and tables, along with benches for around the school. The Willow School became the first Gold LEED School in New Jersey.

This registration building at Queen’s Botanical Garden was the first Platinum LEED building owned by the City of New York. Citilog provided White Oak benches and recycling bins for the outdoor of the facility, salvaged Eastern Hemlock for decorative fencing and custom designed gates, and black locust for a bris soleil (sunscreen for the front and side façade of the building), bridges and boardwalk.

Citilog utilized salvaged Eastern Hemlock for a tongue and grooved decking, ceiling applications and a wheat board door for the Highland Park Nature Center.