Explore the perception of using wood in construction as a means to store carbon
With insights for designers and specifiers aiming to make informed material choices, policy makers shaping carbon regulations and incentives, and LCA practitioners conducting whole-building life cycle assessments.
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Basque Timber 19th Venice Biennale
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Wood and wellbeing
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Minimising greenhouse gas emissions in structural timber construction
This technical position paper from the Institution of Structural Engineers outlines strategies for minimising greenhouse gas emissions when designing and specifying timber. By looking at…
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BbN funds IABR’s research on Paris’ biobased construction
Cities across Europe are accelerating the transition to low-carbon construction, with Paris emerging as a leader in biobased building through strong policies and innovative practices….
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A literature review on the health impacts of wood and mass timber building
The health impacts of mass timber buildings go beyond aesthetics and sustainability. Timber construction improves indoor air quality, reduces stress, and creates spaces that support…
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Understanding biogenic carbon accounting in wood EPDs
Biogenic carbon accounting plays a critical role in understanding the climate impacts of wood-based construction materials. This knowledge item explores how biogenic carbon is treated…
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IMPACTT (Innovative Mapping and Processes to Advance Construction Timber Transparency)
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Facilitating change through sharing value chain stories
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Mass Madera: Network and Frontrunners in Spain
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Exhibition: Homegrown – building a post-carbon future
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Timber Construction: shared narrative, myths and research agenda
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Mass Timber Barcelona Pavilion & Exhibition
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