Knowledge
CLT explained clearly: material, design, regulations and practical experience – with sources, for architects and clients.
Articles
EPBD 2028/2030 – what does it mean for CLT buildings?
Under the EU buildings directive, the life-cycle carbon footprint of large new buildings from 2028, and of all from 2030, must be calculated and shown in the certificate.
The MacLeamy curve: why we plan more so there is less to improvise
In prefabricated CLT and modular construction, the focus of the work moves to design. Why it pays off and what it means for the client – with sources.
How do we calculate stored CO₂?
Our method: we calculate according to EN 16449 how much carbon dioxide is stored in the timber installed in the buildings we design.
The new Eurocode 5 and CLT – what it means for design, and why it is good for you
The European standard for timber design is being renewed, and CLT is included for the first time. What changes, when, and what clients gain from it.
Why build with CLT?
Light, made precisely in the factory, assembled quickly and dry, and it stores carbon. What CLT is good for, where it works best and what to watch out for.
Subpages
About CLT
What is CLT, cross-laminated timber? Build-up, properties, advantages and limits, applications – explained clearly, with sources.
Timber products overview
CLT, glulam, KVH, LVL and other engineered timber products: what they are for and when to choose which – with sources.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about CLT buildings: fire safety, acoustics, durability, surfaces, fasteners and construction – short, clear answers.
Articles
Articles on CLT design and regulations: the new Eurocode 5, stored CO₂, EPBD 2028, working with a 3D model – with sources.