Timber Trends to Watch in 2022
With the world’s population growing apace, the need for new building materials that are cost effective, safe, widely available and carbon neutral is growing. Engineered timber is an exciting new development that allows skyscrapers to be built primarily from wood.
A Wood Building Renaissance in the German Capital
With the world’s population growing apace, the need for new building materials that are cost effective, safe, widely available and carbon neutral is growing. Engineered timber is an exciting new development that allows skyscrapers to be built primarily from wood.
Timber shortage threatens to send builders to the wall
Timber shortage threatens to send builders to the wall In part two of InDaily’s special report on the national timber shortage, South Australian builders warn of looming job losses due to the lack of supply for the housing industry. From an article originally published by InDaily. At a time when the industry should be booming on […]
Sky high timber prices are expected in this summer’s construction season
With behaviour changing as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the price of timber began a steady rise. Whether this was the result of higher demand or market speculation is the topic of some debate.
Could timber build the skyscrapers of the future?
With the world’s population growing apace, the need for new building materials that are cost effective, safe, widely available and carbon neutral is growing. Engineered timber is an exciting new development that allows skyscrapers to be built primarily from wood.
Timber has always been a great investment
Timber’s versatility is unrivalled. In a world of plastics and polymers, wood has proven resilient to the massive transformations that took place last century and continues to serve us as well as it did our ancestors. As a material, its robustness, longevity, beauty, strength, and low environmental impact mean it will be as important tomorrow as it is to people today.
Resilience in the age of COVID-19
Timber’s versatility is unrivalled. In a world of plastics and polymers, wood has proven resilient to the massive transformations that took place last century and continues to serve us as well as it did our ancestors. As a material, its robustness, longevity, beauty, strength, and low environmental impact mean it will be as important tomorrow as it is to people today.
