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  • A vision beyond planning permission

    Berlin Metropolitan School shows how timber can be used to bring sustainable and functional environments to old buildings.

  • A timber time capsule

    What techniques were used to build something that has stood for over 700 years?

  • The old supports the new

    On the outskirts of Barcelona an abandoned brick building has transformed into the foundation for a raised timber building.

  • Prize-winning offices rise from the ruins

    The transformation of the old Kockums foundry in Varvsstaden, Malmö, worked like a charm.

  • The constantly changing forest

    Pine has overtaken spruce as the most common tree species in Sweden – the climate with droughts and storms is part of the reason.

  • ”In practice, there is no difference between different softwood species"

    While pine and spruce are generally comparable and interchangeable, there are certain difference that needs to be consider.

  • ”Wood is a tool, not a religion”

    Jessica Becker is busy building bridges between Swedish timber expertise and US housing challenges.

  • Urban jungle

    The Early Childhood Center is a verdant jewel inserted amid the high-rises of Vaugirard, Paris.

  • A tacticle aid

    Sebastian Fältström’s Wood Walker project combines functionality with aesthetic values.

  • Steps towards change

    The new neighbourhood of Greenhouse Sthlm is changing the streetscape and creating new life. Starting with Elexctrolux headquarters.

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Swedish Wood disseminates knowledge about wood, wood products and wood in construction, contributing towards a sustainable society and a thriving sawmill industry. We achieve this by inspiring, educating and driving technical advances.

Swedish Wood represents the Swedish sawmill industry and is part of the Swedish Forest Industries Federation. Swedish Wood represents the Swedish glulam, CLT and packaging industries, and collaborates closely with Swedish builders’ merchants and wholesalers of wood products.

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