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Elevating the skyline on the fringe of Melbourne stands T3 Collingwood, a remarkable achievement in mass timber construction with an emphasis on sustainability. The top nine levels of this 15-storey building are constructed from an impressive 738 MASSLAM glulam timber columns and beams, totalling 951m3. ASH is proud to have designed and prefabricated these members locally in Victoria. Photography by Tom Blachford
Lush green roofs bring Marmormolen to life. Designed by Henning Larson and Ramboll, this example of sustainable timber architecture looks stunning.
Examples of cross-laminated timber architecture can be found in buildings across the world, including these in California and Iceland.
The Pinus house is situated at Campos do Jordao, at 1,800 meters altitude, surrounded by native Araucaria forest. Its implantation was made not to change the...
Image 11 of 17 from gallery of Solid Wood: The Rise of Mass Timber Architecture. Photograph by Routledge
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Blumer Lehmann will plan, produce and supply the timber and Free Form elements designed by architect Kengo Kuma for the Ummahat Al Shaykh Island Resort.
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jennifer bonner and hanif kara led a studio at the harvard GSD that explored contemporary patterns of innovation around mass timber.
Mass timber construction is changing how we fabricate and engineer wood, enabling new ways to design and construct buildings in the US.
Image 3 of 14 from gallery of From Ancient to Modern: Modular Construction in Chinese Timber Architecture. Diagram of Dougong from "A Pictorial History of Chinese Architecture". Image Courtesy of Liang Sicheng
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Christopher Robeller is a Professor of Digital Planning and Building at the University of Applied Sciences Augsburg. His research of innovative timber structures, design for assembly and digital fabrication is widely published in scientific journals, books, conferences and exhibitions, and received awards such as the best paper award at the Advances in Architectural Geometry conference in 2014 and the IASS Yoshikatsu Tsuboi Award in 2021.
Image 45 of 45 from gallery of New Images Reveal EMBT's Timber Central Station in Naples. © Paolo Fassoli
Image 10 of 56 from gallery of micasa vol.C / studio mk27. Photograph by Studio MK27
