Stora Enso wins prestigious Red Dot Design Award 2025

Stora Enso wins prestigious Red Dot Design Award 2025
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Stora Enso has been awarded with the Red Dot Design Award for the scalable and recyclable gift packaging portfolio for a range of Marimekko’s products. The first boxes were launched in May 2024. The Red Dot Award was granted for outstanding design and creative performance in the Product Design category....
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TTJ Awards voting now in full swing
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Voting in the TTJ Awards 2025 is now in full swing, with timber product buyers able to vote for their best-performing suppliers in the largest exercise of its kind in the UK wood industries. The Timber Trades Journal (TTJ) Awards – established in 1997 – is an opportunity for the...
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‘The potential and possibilities of wood are infinite’ | Meet new Wood Awards judge Sasha Bhavan
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Joining the Wood Awards building panel in 2025 is the founding partner and director of Knox Bhavan Architects, Sasha Bhavan. Practising for over 30 years, Sasha is responsible for many beautiful, award-winning projects, including new cafés and public hubs, works on listed buildings, and a number of acclaimed new houses....
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The Spring 2025 issue of Supplying Timber is online!
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Packed with inspiring examples of stylish and efficient timber buildings, the Spring 2025 issue of Supplying Timber magazine is out now. Look no further for all the latest timber supply news, legislative updates, new products and top tips for building with and selling timber. The Spring 2025 issue is an...
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The Best Timber Designs Aren’t Just Seen – They’re Remembered.
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Enter the Wood Awards 2025: Celebrate Excellence in Timber Design The Wood Awards 2025 is now open for entries, offering a prestigious platform to showcase and celebrate the UK’s finest timber architecture and design. This is your chance to have your work recognised by some of the most influential figures...
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designTimber 2025 | New project talks by leading architects, engineers and timber specialists
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Timber Development UK are delighted to announce a new 2025 series of designTimber lunchtime webinars featuring eye-catching, sustainable projects built using wood. Offering a deep dive into the best of recent timber architecture and construction, these talks will provide a valuable opportunity to learn directly from the leading architects, engineers...
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The November/December 2024 issue of Supplying Timber is online!
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Packed with inspiring examples of stylish and efficient timber buildings, the November/December issue of Supplying Timber magazine is out now. Look no further for all the latest timber supply news, legislative updates, new products and top tips for building with and selling timber. The November/December issue is an essential read...
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Refurbished Victorian terrace with sculptural staircase wins timber interior award
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Sensitively layering together old and new timbers, this tiny Victorian mews house by Tuckey Design Studio has taken the top prize for Interior Design at the 2024 Wood Awards. This Knightsbridge home has been stripped back to its bare bones, revealing the tactile character of its timber lattice structure and offering intriguing...
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HIAVEN named best new timber house
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Described as a ‘complete architectural composition’, this exquisite contemporary farmhouse in the Cotswolds designed by BPN Architects has won the top prize for the Private category at this year’s Wood Awards. Sitting amidst 100 acres of farmland, newly planted with trees and wildflowers, HIAVEN is the centrepiece of a regeneration project that...
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‘Original approach to urban industrial design’ | WorkStack wins best new commercial building
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Rising from a compact urban site, the dRMM-designed WorkStack presents a new vision for high-density industrial space – with a minimal carbon footprint – for which it was crowned the best new commercial building at the Wood Awards 2024. Located in Greenwich, London, WorkStack’s distinctive cantilevered form – which takes...
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