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trä! - Issue 4, 2021
Pumping Station on Nacka Nature Reserve Sweden
The long façade that lines the path to Nacka Nature Reserve has been clad in sawn, silicon treated pine of quite large dimensions: 125 x 125 millimetres.
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Botanical Garden On Former Coal Mine
The largest of the three domes has an unsupported span of over 90 metres, which makes it one of the biggest wooden structures of its kind in the world.
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Sara Kulturhus - skellefteå, sweden
In all, Sara Kulturhus has six stages of varying sizes, from
the largest stage with a ceiling height of 15.5 metres and an
audience capacity of up to 1,200 seated guests.
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trä! - Issue 3, 2021
Temporary Exhibition Hall in the heart of Paris
Project manager Julien Davayat
One of the biggest challenges was the limited space for storage and logistics.
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We Wanted To Add Another Layer To The Building's History
Umeå is one of the few
cities in Sweden to have experienced consistent growth over
the past 50 years.
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Locally produced arts centre puts Skellefteå in the spotlight
ARCHITECT: ROBERT SCHMITZ
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trä! - Issue 1, 2021
Exporting cabins
Access to a cabin is an important part of Norwegian culture, and the simple huts invite both locals and tourists to discover nature in a natural way.
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The Interior And The Space Create An Honest Whole
Both welcoming restaurant and communal resource. With its spacious hall, light furnishings and clever details, Magnolia invites gatherings of all kinds.
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Architecture for spiritual peace and mental reflection
Research shows that natural environments have a positive effect on wellbeing, which provided the starting point for Maggie's project in Leeds, Yorkshire
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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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