Optimised materials on the quayside
ARTICLE Stora Enso’s new headquarters Katajanokan Laituri is a building that relies on wood to create the architectural experience.
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Stora Enso’s head office wins architecture competition
Katajanokan Laituri, Stora Enso’s head office building in Helsinki, has been named the winner of the 2025 International Award for Wood Architecture.
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Natural interactions when architecture preserves history
ARTICLE In the old heritage museum the old meets the new. The extension makes the museum ready to step into the future, with traditional architecture.
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Impressive pavilion that blend in with nature
ARTICLE Impressive pavilion with resource-efficient columns, a green roof and ingenious solutions that blend in with nature.
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Advanced frame brings colour to the city
ARTICLE Sweden’s tallest office building with a timber frame is a symbol of how we can build for the future.
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Airport built for movement
ARTICLE The structure of Portland’s new airport is designed to withstand an earthquake measuring 9 on the Richter scale.
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Shed in own wood stands proud
ARTICLE Instead of a standard building, the farmer had a shed built from his own timber.
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Adhesive reinforces the properties of wood
ARTICLE To build with less of a climate impact, we need wood products to replace fossil-based and energy-intensive building products.
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Flows and logic connect the interior
ARTICLE Warm and cosy – but also practical. This holiday home is designed for an active life where every function has its place.
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Three buildings in one block that encourage meetings
ARTICLE In the housing of the future, social sustainability, intergenerational exchanges and environmentally friendly construction methods go hand in hand.