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  1. Article“The Smile” in London made from CLTA building made of wood may sound like nothing new, but still “The Smile” in London is the first of its kind. Made in…
  2. ArticleConstruction Begins on the Largest Modular CLT Residential Building in the NetherlandsConstruction has begun on BoogieWood, the Netherlands' largest modular Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) residential building, located in the Binckhorst area of The Hague. This development,…
  3. ArticleLocally Densified Timber Strengthens CLT With WoodA research project from the University of Stuttgart uses controlled changes in wood density to reinforce cross-laminated timber (CLT). Locally Densified Timber applies heat,…
  4. ArticleFirst permanent building made of hardwood CLT opens in UKThis summer, Maggie’s Oldham, a cancer support centre, became the first permanent building made from hardwood CLT (cross-laminated timber), designed by architectural firm dRMM…
  5. ArticleEco-Friendly CLT Pavilion Showcases Indonesia’s Potential for Timber ConstructionA research team from Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) in Indonesia has received the Best Greenship Innovation Award 2025 from the Green Building Council Indonesia…
  6. MaterialEucalyptus grandis Cross Laminated Timber (CLT)This engineered timber product is composed of Eucalyptus grandis planks that are finger-jointed, planed, and laminated into cross-laminated layers. Each layer is oriented perpendicular to the next, resulting in a structurally robust and dimensionally stable Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) panel.
  7. ArticleA CLT houseboat with a cork façadeLocated in Leiden, the Netherlands, the houseboat Mans is made of CLT and features a cork façade. CLT, or cross laminated timber, was used…
  8. ArticleA CLT pavilion to celebrate 500 years of social housingRotterdam-based architectural firm MVRDV designed a house-shaped pavilion made entirely of CLT to celebrate the world’s oldest social housing complex’s 500th birthday. The Fuggerei…
  9. MaterialFire retardant coating system (interior)This system enhances fire safety while preserving the natural appearance of wood, and meets the European fire classification B-s1, d0 in accordance with EN 13501-1. Shown here is a larch wood CLT column, finished with a waterborne Fire Retardant TEKNOS Interior Translucent Paint System, which meets EU Class B-s1,d0 following EN13501-1.