
23.06.2025
Mitigating Climate Change – Timber as a Natural Carbon Storage Technology
Amidst the extractive nature of most construction materials, timber emerges as a beacon of regenerative quality, offering a solution to the challenges posed by climate change. Oslotre, a visionary timber design consultancy based out of Oslo, Norway, firmly believes that timber is pivotal in mitigating the current challenges of...

16.06.2025
A European Craft Takes Root in Australia:Â Paolo Aschieri on Mass Timber Buildings
When Paolo Aschieri talks about timber, it’s not just as a building material—it’s a mission. As the co-director of Theca Timber, Paolo has been instrumental in bringing Europe’s sophisticated timber construction practices to Australian shores. Having launched operations here in 2016, Paolo saw an opportunity in a country that...
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Nurturing Futures: Save the Children Norway’s Timber Haven
Norway’s Save the Children office, a recent creation by the Oslo-based timber design consultancy Oslotre, stands as an exceptional illustration of the ultimate sustainable timber building.

Valley Wood Project – Pioneering Timber Innovation in Norway
In 2019, the completion of Oslotre’s Valley Wood project marked a significant milestone in Norway’s architectural landscape. Standing as the largest and tallest timber office building in the country, this seven-story structure pushed the boundaries…

Golden Light and Timeless Warmth: Nebraska House by Lara Maeseele Celebrates Tasmanian Oak
Tucked along the coastal northern tip of Bruny Island, Tasmania, Nebraska House is an architectural homage to light, landscape, and local materials, most notably, the refined, golden warmth of Tasmanian Oak. Designed by Belgian-born, Tasmania-based…

Buildings as a Global Carbon Sink: Timber Construction for Climate Change Mitigation
A groundbreaking study by researchers proposes a revolutionary approach to transform urban construction from a climate threat into a powerful climate solution.

Nothing is being done anywhere else in the world that we can’t do here. Timber Expert Michael Lee on building Net Zero.
Michael “Mick” Lee on the potential for net-zero buildings in Australia and the capabilities of local timber manufacturers to support this vision.

Are Net Zero Embodied Carbon Buildings Possible?Â
And why two leading experts want architects to challenge commercial office space design and start hugging columns.Â
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What’s Possible with Australian Resources
Michael Lee is a technical expert in Tasmanian Timber. Mick, as he’s known within the sector, has over 30 years experience in research, timber production, and systems. He works with builders, designers, and architects to create solutions that benefit the environment, the economy, and the community.
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