Wood Magazine

Issue 3, 2018

Photo: Gustav Willeit
Photo: Gustav Willeit
Photo: Gustav Willeit
Photo: Gustav Willeit

Ingeniously playing with tradition

Stories

Bad Schörgau in Sarntal, Italy by Pedevilla Architects

Material for openness

Stories

Material for openness

Morö Backe School in Skellefteå, Sweden by MAF Arkitektkontor

96 metre long wooden bridge designed for the river

Stories

96 metre long wooden bridge designed for the river

Bridge in Neckartenzlingen, Germany by Ingenieurbüro Meibach

»The biggest challenge was the summer heat«

Stories

»The biggest challenge was the summer heat«

Siblings in Heidelberg, Germany by Arklab

Stabilising systems for multi-storey buildings

Knowledge

Stabilising systems for multi-storey buildings

The magazine

Editorial

We always have a choice!

Mikael Eliasson Director, Swedish Wood

Trä meets

»We have to play our part in creating great architecture«

Pi Ekblom, White & Karin Löfgren, AIX

Chronicles

The place of aesthetics in a sustainable society

Camilla Schlyter Gezelius Schlyter/Gezelius arkitektkontor

Photo: Luc Boegly

In brief
Playful landmark

Aqualagon in Marne-la-vallé, France by Jacques Ferrier Architecture
Photo: Hampus Berndtson

In brief
Modern materials plus local tradition

Dalslandsstugan 2.0 in Bengtsfors, Sweden by Jim Brunnestom, Magnus Hellum & Hampus Berndtson
Photo: Stirling Elmendorf

In brief
Airy building for Udon

Edge of the Wood in Miki, Japan by Matsuya Artworks
Photo: Bruce Damonte

In brief
Versatile cabin with core

Mylla cabin in Oslo, Norway by Mork Ulnes Architets
Photo: Patrik Ekenblom

In brief
Sustainable rentals

Valla Berså in Linköping, Sweden by Winell Jern arkitekter
Photo: Ivar Kvaal

In brief
Semi in difficult terrain

Two-in-one-house in Akershus, Norway by Reiulf Ramstad Architects
Photo: Andrew Pogue

In brief
American dream

Carbon12 in Portland, USA by Path Architecture
Photo: Ed Reeve

In brief
Hand-crafted tranquillity

One Teahouse in Shanghai, China by Minax Architects
Photo: Fernando Guerra

In brief
Transparency offers subtle contrast

Micasa, volume C in São Paulo, Brasil by Studio MK27
Photo: Utopia Arkitekter

In brief
Driven by architects

Block Korsningen in Örebro, Sweden by Utopia arkitekter