ARTICLE · By Timber Development UK · 27 July 2022 Published courtesy of Wood for Good. wwwoodforgood.com The winners of the Timber Development UK Hereford Southside University Design Challenge (#TDchallenge22) have been announced following an incredibly competitive [...]
By RYAN WADDOUPS August 01, 2022. Reprinted courtesy of Wood for Good. www.woodforgood.com Architects agree that mass timber buildings are safer, more durable, and more sustainable than steel or concrete. […]
Reprinted by kind permission of Wood for Good. www.woodforgood.com Accessible space brings new hope for family life. […]
written by Samiyah Mokaddus July 26, 2022 Reprinted by kind permission of Wood For Good – www.woodforgood.com The UK government’s Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) has launched an inquiry to examine the links between the sustainability [...]
A new design collaboration in American Hardwoods in partnership with Always Welcome and Houtlander. […]
Reproduced by kind permission of Wood For Good www.woodforgood.com Stunning alpine youth hostel offers affordable access to outdoor activities […]
Reproduced by kind permission of Wood For Good. www.woodforgood.co. New national and Europe-wide legislation Legislation coming into force this year indicates the direction of travel for many European countries, with the European Commission introducing the [...]
There is nothing wrong with bricks and mortar as a building material. It has survived well and delivered good solid housing. […]
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By Neil Summers, AHEC Technical Consultant In this Technical Matters feature I’m going to talk about underutilised American hardwood species. In the vast temperate hardwood forests of North America there are 20 plus different hardwood [...]
