Greetings from the WoodWorks team. First up a barn – but at 185m long and 31m wide, this composting barn isn’t just another agricultural build – it’s a scalable model for the future of farming infrastructure in New Zealand. Then we check out the tallest engineered timber office building in London… a huge seven-story, 4,480m² workplace combining laminated veneer lumber and cross-laminated timber, designed by none other than architect Andrew Waugh.

Over to the USA, and Cleveland’s 9-story residential building, where almost half of the interior surfaces of the building consist of exposed wood, implemented with glulam beams and columns as well as CLT BBS floors and ceilings. Finishing with one for the engineers again – designing for disassembly – no nails were used in this temporary, reusable structure which also features panelised modular removable sections.