15 July 2025
Completing the final site inspections of the three Eel Net structures on the soon-to-open West Gate Tunnel project in Melbourne yesterday had us awe-inspired of what the Red Stag TimberLab team has achieved on this project. A monumental effort by the entire team has gone into realising this project. With plenty of problem-solving and solution-finding required along the way, it has been an amazing opportunity for the team to expand their capability and innovate from.
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WoodWorks Issue – 15 Jul 2025
Welcome
Greetings from your WoodWorks team. First up we look at a house that showcases exposed LVL and TimberSpan portals in a stunning way; then Eel Net structures have us awe-inspired in Melbourne. Our third story takes us to Baltimore and is one for the engineers; and lastly we go to Helsinki where we ponder whether wooden houses make better carbon storage than forests.
15 July 2025
Project Feature: Hamelink House
This thoughtfully designed home strikes a perfect balance between sophistication, innovation, sustainability, and warmth – creating an ideal family sanctuary. Compact in footprint yet generous in feel, this open-plan home...
15 July 2025
Red Stag TimberLab’s Impressive Tunnel Project Unveiled
Completing the final site inspections of the three Eel Net structures on the soon-to-open West Gate Tunnel project in Melbourne yesterday had us awe-inspired of what the Red Stag TimberLab...
15 July 2025
One for the engineers – big beams or what!
Johns Hopkins University’s new student center in Baltimore is a world-class space that will serve as a social engagement hub for the Hopkins community. Designed and built in collaboration with...
15 July 2025
Professor Hubert Hasenauer: ‘A wooden house makes a better carbon storage than the forest’
Visiting Helsinki in April Hubert Hasenauer, Professor for Forest Ecosystem Management at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences (BOKU) in Vienna, Austria, praised the sustainable forest management in...