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The Joinery Network, a co-operative set up to help joinery companies manufacture superior, fully certified windows and doors, has successfully tested a range of timber products against a selection of tests to meet regulations.

A material revolution replacing cement and steel in urban construction with wood can have double benefits for climate stabilisation, according to a new study.

A Scottish School of Forestry student has been awarded the Savills Forestry and Sustainability Award after producing an outstanding land management plan as part of his degree.

Toyota has revealed plans to build a prototype “city” of the future on a 175-acre site at the base of Mount Fuji in Japan.

As climate change continues to put sustainable construction at the top of the industry’s agenda, Aggregate Industries is issuing one last call to UK visionaries of sustainable design to submit their entries to the LafargeHolcim Awards.   

A roundtable on ‘Construction’s Digital Future’ has said that UK building professionals should take a leaf out of motor racing’s book in order to advance their use of digital technology.

Priya Khanchandani, editor of Icon magazine, hosted this year’s Wood Awards, which has once again showcased the very best projects from furniture to commercial buildings. The winners for the Furniture categories are as follows:

The annual Wood Awards has once again showcased the very best projects from furniture to commercial buildings The winners for the Buildings categories are as follows:

The British Board of Agrément, the UK’s leading construction products certification body, has appointed Hardy Giesler as its new CEO.

Nick Boulton, chief executive of the Trussed Rafter Association (TRA) has urged the Government to deliver on the housing promises, made by the Conservatives during the election campaign.