Wood Awards exhibition showcases timber design and construction

Wood Awards exhibition showcases timber design and construction
by Bryony Bodimeade|12 September 23|Design
An exhibition featuring the 34 shortlisted projects for this year’s Wood Awards will be on show at Gallery@Oxo as part of the Material Matters fair, during London Design Festival. Lea Bridge Library Pavilion by Studio Weave. Photo © Jim Stephenson Running from 20 – 23 September 2023, this free exhibition...
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The latest issue of Supplying Timber is out now!
by Jennie Ward|22 August 23|Supply
Packed with inspiring stories of stylish timber buildings, the new Supplying Timber magazine is out now. For all the latest timber supply news, legislative updates, new products and top tips for building with timber, look no further! Understanding American Red Oak The August/September issue is an essential read for anyone...
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timber development uk awards
Recognising excellence in timber
by Jennie Ward|17 August 23|Design, Supply
Timber Development UK has launched the TDUK Awards to acknowledge the outstanding contributions made by individuals and companies across the timber sector. Could you be among our first winners? There are many individuals and companies within our membership whose names might run under the surface, but whose contributions stand tall....
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Introducing, The Timber Development UK Awards 2023
by TDUK|27 July 23|Design
Recognising excellence. Enter our awards to have your contributions to the timber industry acknowledged at our Annual Dinner. There are many outstanding individuals and companies in our membership, whose names might run under the surface, but whose contributions stand tall. The Timber Development UK Awards have been created to recognise...
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Wood Awards 2023 Deadline Extended to 30 June!
by Lucy Bedry|23 June 23|Design
Deadline Extended: Due to popular demand, we are giving entrants to the Wood Awards 2023 an extra week to get their submissions in. The new (and final) deadline is now 30 June, giving all wood enthusiasts, architects, craftspeople, and creative designers an opportunity to showcase their finest wood projects. The...
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TTJ awards
Final chance to vote in UK’s TTJ timber industry awards
by TDUK|13 June 23|Build, Supply
Who is going to be crowned this year’s TTJ Awards’ Timber Trader of the Year 2023? Voting in this year’s TTJ Awards – the annual search for the best-performing UK timber industry companies – is now into its final two weeks and will be drawing to a close on June...
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Last chance to enter the Wood Awards 2023
by Lucy Bedry|23 May 23|Design
Celebrating the Timeless Beauty of Wood Calling all architects, designers, craftsmen, and wood enthusiasts! There is not long until the highly anticipated Wood Awards 2023 closes its doors. It is time to celebrate the elegance, versatility, and sustainable nature of wood, as we honour the exceptional creations that have pushed...
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Meet the Wood Awards judges
by Bryony Bodimeade|19 May 23|Design
There are now 5 weeks left to enter the Wood Awards - and have your work seen by a stellar panel of judges including architects Jim Greaves and Kirsten Haggart, Max Fordham director Neil Smith, design critic Corinne Julius and designer-maker Sebastian Cox. The independent panel assess all submitted entries...
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Wood Awards 2023 Launches Call for Entries
by Lucy Bedry|05 April 23|Design
The call for entries for the Wood Awards 2023 is now live! Enter your wood-centric building, furniture or product before 23 June 2023 and have your work recognised as the best in the UK.  Architects, engineers, installers, furniture makers, product designers - or anyone else with an exceptional timber project...
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Cambridge library
European oak adds warmth to Cambridge library
by Jennie Ward|02 March 23|Build, Supply
More than £300,000 of European Oak timber was used to create the new Magdalene College Library in Cambridge. TDUK spoke to timber supplier James Latham to find out more. From Niall McLaughlin Architects’ initial sketches through to the delivery, fabrication and installation of engineered timber components, the new Magdalene College...
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