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Let’s build a better future. We want you to be empowered with the knowledge and confidence to use the world’s lowest-carbon building material – wood.
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Videos
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TDUK Sustainability Series - Responsible Timber Sourcing
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TDUK Sustainability Series - How to procure an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD)
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TDUK Sustainability Series - Timber, Carbon Sequestration and Building LCA's
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TDUK Sustainability Series - Timber and the Circular Economy
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TDUK Sustainability Series - Introduction to the TDUK Responsible Purchasing Policy
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1 #RSUDC21 Competition Launch
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2 #RSUDC21 The Climate Challenge
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3 #RSUDC21 Sustainable Timber and Offsite Manufacture
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4 #RSUDC21 Counting Carbon
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5 #RSUDC21 Desirable Homes & Communities
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6 #RSUDC21 Desirable Homes & Communities
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7 #RSUDC21 Desirable Homes & Communities
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8 #RSUDC21 Fabric First
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9 #RSUDC21 Health and Wellbeing
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World of Wood: Upskilling our Future Built Environment Professionals
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#TDChallenge22 Southside Hereford: Construction in a Climate Crisis
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#TDChallenge22 Southside Hereford: The Clients and challenge brief!
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TDChallenge22: Timber and Tomorrows Built Environment
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TDChallenge22 Engineering Value Whole Life Cost
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21st Century Timber TDChallenge22
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TDChallenge22 Timber Connections for System Performance
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TDChallenge22 Timber in a Sustainable Built Environment
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TDChallenge22 Trimble Software for Participants
Design challenge
We are in the planning process for TDUK University Challenge 2023. If you are an ambitious student who is passionate about taking on the climate crisis, be sure to register your interest.
Featured resources
The publication Moisture-proof CLT construction without a full temporary shelter provides guidance on how to handle CLT elements when building without a full shelter. It is intended to help project planners and builders achieve an industrial and dampproof CLT build.
The CLT Handbook is to help structural engineers and architects to design structures using cross-laminated timber (CLT).
Aimed at small carpenters, students, and at the larger companies working in the production and design of furniture and furnishings mainly in softwood.
The book series Design of timber structures Volume 1–3 has been produced to make it easier for structural designers to calculate timber structures and it is adapted to Eurocodes. It is being used for higher education at universities and institutes.
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