Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
We look back on an eventful year of 2022.
Nyheter från 2022
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Connecting terrace on steep slope
ARTICLE On a steep slope in southern Germany stands a house whose colours and form are both influenced by the local hunting towers and landscape. There is also a sauna, seemingly carved from the main building and placed on the other side of the inviting terrace.
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Wood making inroads in the city - Onesix
ARTICLE Our cities are seeing an increasing number of smart construction projects in wood – unique, stand-out projects of various types that embrace their urban setting without being too forward. As cities grow and change, wood is set to become part of their new identity.
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Med passion för trä
INTERVJU Tomas Alsmarker, chef för forskning och innovation på Svensk Trä om vår passion för trä.
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Stramt yttre döljer lekfulla inre rum
ARTIKEL Mjukt formade terrasser ger den schweiziska förskolan en nära och tydlig utekontakt, en lösning som uppstod eftersom den tillhörande gårdens yta var aningen liten. Nu har gården blivit en viktig del av byggnadens varma uttryck och många funktioner.
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Magasin X
ARTICLE Now, the country’s largest office block in wood stands proudly on the site next to the central station in Uppsala.
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Swedish Wood recruits new director
Anna Ryberg Ågren, currently CEO of building materials organisation Byggmaterialindustrierna, will become Director of Swedish Wood on 1 December. In taking on the leadership of this industry body, Anna can draw on her extensive experience in environmental issues, sustainability and urban development.
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Supercell, Gaming Giant in Finland
ARTICLE Gaming giant builds block in Helsinki’s new Wood city using new construction systems and innovative solutions.
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Apparent simplicity
ARTICLE Read about the hobby workshop that combines tradition and modernity, with the low roof pitch reflecting the rolling landscape.
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The eco-friendly factory
ARTICLE Norwegian furniture maker Vestre has taken sustainability to a whole new level. The vision is that all their furniture will last forever. Now they have built the world’s most sustainable furniture factory in wood – the spectacular propeller-shaped building has become an attraction in its own right.