CLT Architecture
Cross-laminated timber (CLT) in architecture: how the engineered panel is designed, detailed, and built into farm stays, workplaces, and workshops.
Iron Creek Bay Farm Stay by Misho and Associates: A Sustainable Rural Hospitality Experience in Tasmania
Sustainable farm stay in Tasmania blending eco-tourism, CLT architecture, and agricultural living with solar power, native landscaping, and local materials.
Housing in Bad Aibling by Florian Nagler Architekten: A Minimalist Approach to Sustainable Living
Minimalist timber housing in Bad Aibling by Florian Nagler Architekten promotes sustainable living through modular design, natural materials, and flexibility.
KONTEXTUS Builds a Timber Workplace for Farmers and Staff on the Hungarian Plains
A 350-square-meter CLT office in Sárospatak channels the shed roofs and rugged materiality of North-East Hungary's agricultural landscape.
Simon Moosbrugger Builds a Joinery Workshop That Celebrates Wood at Every Scale
Set in an Austrian valley below forested cliffs, Rüscher Joinery turns a production facility into a statement about craft and material honesty.
