We partner with Park Districts, Scouts, and volunteers year round to repair bridges, retaining walls, and trail fencing all over the Bay Area. We also make benches and posts for interpretive signs along the trail. Everything is made from locally recycled trees that would have been thrown in the waste stream.
Sares Regis Group · Bionic Landscape · Heller Manus Architects · Build Group · Park West
We worked with Bionic Landscape to design and fabricate this unique redwood bench for Cityline Sunnyvale Redwood Square Park.
Behind-the-scenes of the many hands that went into making this a reality
Doug Washington Design · acrekitchenandbar.com · newdealhospitality.com
We worked with ACRE and Doug Washington Design to design and fabricate these unique Oak restaurant tables for their grand opening in Oakland. We also made a custom engraved live-edge wood sign for their front entrance.
We worked with restaurant owners Will & Lisa to build a custom bar top for their new restaurant in Danville. Stop by and have a glass of wine with them!
We partnered with Cafe Ohlone owners and Terremoto landscape architects to bring to life all the outdoor tables, chairs, benches, pergola, signs, and custom podium.
Behind-the-scenes of the many hands that went into making this a reality
We partner with LB Steak for all their steak serving boards. Their steak dishes are a must try if you’re visiting City Center Bishop Ranch.
Our founder Nick Harvey and his partner Carina Boo backpacked up to Cottonwood Lakes in the Sierras. Obviously, our Bay Area Redwood charcuterie board, LB Steak, and Fieldwork beer was on the essential camping list — the extra 4 lbs was worth it. 😉
More and more communities are recognizing the value of sustainable heathy food systems and environmental stewardship. There’s been a rise in
community gardens, urban farms, and composting.
These spaces not only provide access to fresh, locally grown produce, reducing dependence on long supply chains, but they also reconnect people with the natural food cycle in densely populated areas. By turning vacant lots or underutilized urban spaces into thriving gardens, cities can combat food insecurity, improve local biodiversity, and create greener, healthier neighborhoods. Composting, in particular, plays a crucial role in waste reduction, diverting organic waste from landfills while enriching the soil used in these urban gardens and farms.
As more cities and grassroots organizations invest in these initiatives, the ripple effects of enhanced food quality, reduced carbon footprints, and stronger community ties are becoming increasingly evident.
Here at Bay Area Redwood, we repurpose our mill end wood to support the urban farming and composting movement.
hyerarchitecture.com · hollandandharley.com · fieldworkbrewing.com · Fieldwork Menu
We partnered with Fieldwork to supply old growth shiplap for their expansions in San Ramon and San Leandro. If you’re visiting City Center Bishop Ranch mall in San Ramon, definitely stop by. Our favorite beer is Radios & Rodeos (so good, our founder brought it backpacking). Their pizza is a must try — our favorites are the Hail Mary and the Delivery Boy.
