
Techlam has secured a contract to supply glulam for the redevelopment of Palmerston North Airport’s new terminal, a $43 million project set for completion by mid-2027. This initiative highlights the growing preference for engineered timber in major infrastructure, emphasizing sustainability and environmental benefits. The project prioritizes sustainability by using glulam, which is sourced from sustainably harvested forests and offers significant carbon sequestration benefits. Techlam’s glulam is designed to provide exceptional strength, stability, and fire resistance, making it well-suited for the demanding airport environment.
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WoodWorks Issue – 08 Jul 2025
Welcome
Greetings from your WoodWorks team. First up we read about the milestone reached with the new parliament buildings in Wellington. Then we check out Techlam’s glulam solution for the new Palmerston North airport that’s sure to takeoff. In our third story we see the winners of the bridge building competition at the recent International Conference on Timber Bridges. Then, watch a clip from the US – perhaps we are marketing mass timber wrong? And finally, check out these beautiful timber-steel portal frames over a soccer court in Upper Macungie.


New Parliament building makes progress, flat-pack style

Techlam’s glulam is ready for takeoff at Palmerston North Airport

Top Performers at the International Timber Bridges Conference

Perhaps we are marketing mass timber wrong

