Going Dark – Contrast and Historical Continuity

Stockholm Wood City, currently under construction in the Sickla district of Stockholm, Sweden, is set to become the world’s largest urban development project built entirely from wood. Spanning approximately 250,000 square meters, the project will feature a mixed-use community integrating office spaces, residential housing, and retail areas, all while prioritizing sustainability and biophilic design principles. […] The post A sustainable city made of…you guessed it. appeared first on NELMA.

ArchDaily’s latest article “Unlocking Sustainable Architecture with Wood-Based Materials” highlights the pivotal role of wood in promoting sustainable construction practices. It emphasizes the importance of adopting a circular economy approach, where wood is utilized efficiently and responsibly throughout its lifecycle.  For mill owners and operators, this presents some new opportunities for best practices already in […] The post The role of wood in the circular economy. appeared first on NELMA.

On-line architecture magazine dezeen has done it again with a great article and more amazing photos of wood in action. ​The Jean and Ric Edelman Fossil Park Museum at Rowan University in Mantua Township, New Jersey, is a 44,000-square-foot facility designed by Ennead Architects in collaboration with KSS Architects. The museum’s construction prominently features sustainable […] The post Wood is a natural choice for net-zero goals. appeared first on NELMA.