Wood Awards magazine | 2026
Publication showcasing the shortlisted building and furniture projects of the Wood Awards 2026.
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Wood Awards magazine | 2025
Publication showcasing the shortlisted and winning building and furniture projects of the Wood Awards 2025.
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Wood Awards magazine | 2024
Publication showcasing the shortlisted and winning building and furniture projects of the Wood Awards 2024.
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Wood Awards magazine | 2023
Publication showcasing the shortlisted and winning building and furniture projects of the Wood Awards 2023.
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TDUK Market Briefing – Q2 2026
The TDUK Market Briefing is a comprehensive new resource from TDUK to help stakeholders from across the timber sector better understand the timber market and current economic conditions.
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Designing Timber | Issue 11
Issue 11 of Designing Timber, a magazine from Timber Development UK (TDUK) dedicated to architects, designers and anyone working with timber.
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Building from England’s Woodlands
A pioneering research initiative has demonstrated that England’s underutilised deciduous broadleaf forests could play a transformative role in delivering low-carbon buildings, supporting biodiversity, and strengthening domestic supply chains.
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Trä! Issue 2 | 2026
Trä! is packed with incredible architecture in wood, providing a source of inspiration for professionals such as architects, structural engineers and developers.
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Timber Frame – Digital Guide
The Commercial Timber Guidebook has been developed to address the common concerns that face timber construction. These typically include durability, moisture, fire safety, and as a result, the challenge of obtaining sustainable property insurance. These issues are compounded by a lack of comprehensive guidance specific to mass timber construction.
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Trä! Issue 1 | 2026
Trä! is packed with incredible architecture in wood, providing a source of inspiration for professionals such as architects, structural engineers and developers.
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