Updated Worldwide Structural Survey of Built Multi-Storey Timber-Based Buildings (5–25 Storeys)
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The updated worldwide structural survey of multi-storey timber buildings (5–25 storeys) provides essential insights into global trends and performance. This resource compiles data from completed projects to inform best practices and support the scaling of timber construction.
Summary
This survey offers a comprehensive analysis of timber-based buildings across multiple regions. It highlights structural systems, fire safety strategies, and material choices used in projects ranging from five to twenty-five storeys. The findings aim to guide architects, engineers, and policymakers in adopting timber for high-rise construction.
- Global Growth: Multi-storey timber buildings are increasing worldwide, driven by sustainability goals and regulatory support.
- Structural Systems: The survey identifies common approaches, including hybrid solutions combining timber with concrete or steel.
- Fire and Acoustic Performance: Strategies for meeting safety and comfort standards are documented across case studies.
How It Can Help You
This resource is valuable for professionals who are:
• Designing tall timber buildings and seeking proven structural solutions.
• Interested in global benchmarks for timber construction performance.
• Looking for data-driven insights to support policy and investment decisions.
- Design Innovation: Advances in engineering enable taller timber structures without compromising safety.
- Market Trends: Adoption is strongest in regions with supportive codes and sustainability incentives.
- Future Outlook: Collaboration across sectors will accelerate timber’s role in decarbonising high-rise construction.
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