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trä! - Issue 4, 2020
Landmark with character
With its unique architectural expression, Kunskapshuset in Gällivare is a symbol of the new city that is rapidly growing.
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Typology And Craftsmanship A Winning Combination
A building that creates both dynamism and intimacy and that invites a great desire to experiment.
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Extreme Loads Challenge
By using renewable construction materials and building taller towers, wind power can be made more climate-smart.
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trä! - Issue 3, 2020
Attic corridors for community
The apartment building Svavelstickan in Norrköping has both a frame and visible details in wood.
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Public health authority gets new office
Public health authority gets new office in a forest close location with vertical larch planks that regulate light and temperature
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Preserved trees in playful preschool
In the middle of Lisbon's popular residential area, a pine preschool creeps into the cityscape. The building is adapted to the special plot and shaped to preserve the trees that were there.
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trä! - Issue 2, 2020
Multi-Level Roof Construction
The new head office, nestled among lush trees in the small town of Tomiya, next door to the much larger Sendai, offers an exciting architecture.
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Timber Health Clinic
Douglas fir from French forests is used both in facade cladding and in construction
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Let the wood live with the right lighting
Lighting plays a big role for the design, and getting it at an early stage gives completely different possibilities.
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trä! - Issue 1, 2020
The new bank head office in the Norwegian coastal city
Based on the wooden building tradition but showing an exciting interaction between innovative design and construction.
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Congress Hall
Roof form gives character with structure derived from the dolomites’ peaks
Congress Hall in Agordo, Italy by Studio Bressan, Studio Botter
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Elegance and climate benefit with modern wooden bridges
Wooden bridges are often quick to assemble, and the low weight of wood simplifies transport and is therefore well suited for prefabrication.
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