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  • Ingenious geometry

    Illa Glòries is a ground-breaking social housing initiative designed by Cierto Estudio.

  • The material of the future can be used again and again

    Simon Mattisson is a pioneer in 3D printing with wood composites.

  • Trailblazers

    British practice Waugh Thistleton are not just pioneers in constructing tall timber buildings with cross-laminated timber.

  • A school in building with timber

    When Archus was commissioned to design Vallaskolan no one anticipated that the project would mark the start of a development journey

  • Bold in Düsseldorf

    An office building engineered for disassembly, where the façade forms part of the load-bearing structure.

  • The quest for the mixed forest

    Global biodiversity may be under severe pressure. But in Sweden's forests, the picture looks different.

  • Architecture in harmony with the forest

    In Germany there is a hospital that literally is embraced by dense pine and beech forest.

  • Putting people first

    When Nordic Arch took on the task of designing the LHL Hospital in Gardermoen, Oslo, the goal was clear.

  • A unique and uplifting space

    Tree-like, load-bearing columns branching into cantilever beams create a unique, uplifting space at Credit Valley Hospital.

  • Timber takes centre stage in the hospital of the future

    In Karlstad, Swedish healthcare architecture is taking a historic leap.

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  • Wood facts
    • About wood
      • Wood and sustainability
      • Wood as a material
      • Wood and moisture
      • Regarding use of blue- stained wood
      • Wood protection
      • Wood grades
    • Research into wood and moisture
      • Research
      • Research results
    • Swedish Wood Learning Portal
  • Building with wood
    • Construction
      • Why wood?
      • Wood and wood-based products
      • Building with wood
      • Handling and storage
      • Surface treatment
      • Fasteners
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      • The future is growing on trees
      • A variety of wooden structures
      • More about building in wood
      • The age of wooden high-rises
    • Factory-painted and quality-assured external cladding
    • About glulam
      • Glulam and the environment
      • Manufacturers & manufacture
      • Choosing glulam
  • Inspiration
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    • Interior architecture
    • Furniture
    • Swedish Wood Award
      • Swedish Wood Award 2024
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  • Sustainability
    • Forest
      • Forest through the ages
      • Biodiversity and our responsibility
      • The forest’s contribution to tackling climate change
      • Products and use of resources
    • Agenda 2030
    • Climate benefit
      • Architecture and building in wood
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      • Wood packaging
      • LCA & EPD
      • Digitalisation of wood products
      • Ecocycle for wood products
    • Partnership
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    • Trä magazine
      • Previous issues of Trä!
      • Advertise
      • Articles Trä magazine
    • List of Swedish Wood´s publications
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      • Design of timber structures
      • Guide to assessing CLT surface quality
      • Joinery Handbook
      • Moisture-proof CLT construction without a full temporary shelter
      • Guide to CLT in the early stages
      • Handling wood correctly
      • The CLT Handbook
      • Builders´ App
      • The Glulam Handbook volume 1-4
      • Ten Points for Timber on Top
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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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