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Expressions of Interest: Tasmanian Timber In-Office Presentations

Tasmanian Timber will be in Sydney in May (week commencing 18 May) and Melbourne in June (week commencing 1 June) 2020, offering in office presentations to architectural firms.

Presentations will be provided by the Centre for Sustainable Architecture with Wood from the University of Tasmania. Michael Lee, Technical Officer, who answers the Expert Timber Helpline, will present along with a Tasmanian architect.

To express an interest in having a Tasmanian Timber presentation in your office, please register your interest below. Places are limited.

Registrations are now closed.

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