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    • Joensuu’s METLA Forest Research centre
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    • Modernism by Stealth: BakerBrownMacKay’s new ecologically-hued Architectural Modernism
    • Baker Brown McKay’s use of sweet chestnut cladding for a contemporary ecological design aesthetic.
    • Into phase 2 – Flimwell moves on
    • Shorne Wood’s Sweet chestnut cruck frame
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    • Hands-On learning revives a forgotten timber classic – Wynstones school Belfast Truss New Hall project
    • Reinventing the school space – dRMM’s Kingsdale school sports hall
    • Learning through Lightness
    • Growing and making Flimwell’s chestnut gridshell
    • Pishwanton’s handmade gridshell
    • PVs plus Timber: The Earth Centre’s Solar Canopy
    • Eden goes Timberbuild – The Core, the Eden Projects new Education Resource Centre
    • Timberbuild construction arrives in the office
    • Petzinka Pink’s parabolic timber hybrid. The North Rhine Westphalia state offices, Berlin
    • The Savill Gardens Gridshell, Glen Howells Architects
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