
Huge volumes of cross-laminated timber panels and glulam beams are still being imported into Australia from all over the world and are now being used on projects like Atlassian Central Tower—the world’s tallest hybrid tower, rising fast beside Sydney’s Central Train Station.
Yesterday, Wood Central exclusively revealed that 21 stories of Stora Enso cross-laminated timber flooring and Wieharg-supplied glulam beams and columns will be shipped from Austria to Australia before an on-site installation period, set to kick off next year.
With 2,000 square metre floor plates, Tim Allen, Taylor Thomson Whitting’s (TTW) structural engineer, told Timber Construct—Australia’s largest timber construction conference— “that there will be a substantial amount of cross-laminated timber” used in the massive project.
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