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Stavanger: Norway’s oil city of wood Norwegian Wood, billed as the Nordic world’s most ambitious timber showcase, but after the dust settled, what did Stavanger’s 2008 European City of Culture Wood City programme actually achieve? Annular 2009 – Norwegian Wood feature
Going Massive: Norwegian massive wood A prehistory to Norway’s CLT and other massive timber panel systems take-up In Annular – Norwegian Woodfeature section – 2009
Towering Impact Timber High Rise across Europe; WaughThistleton in London, dRMM and Helen & Hard in Stavanger and Klingbeil + Kaden in Berlin In Green Building Magazine– Summer 2009, Vol 19, 1
Robots in the Wineyard Gramazio & Kohler In Unstructured 4 and Fourth Door Review 8
An Orchestra of the Elements Jem Finer at Kingswood In Fourth Door Review 8 – not available online
Whatever Happened to Land Art? 21st Century Land Art In Unstructured 4
It’s 22nd november 2010, and after two years plus it really feels as if Annular is at last actually coming together. So I’ll start maintaining a quiet blog-shaped diary and see if there’s any feedback (ie, whether anyone else is checking this out.) First off, I’m heading to Holland for the Het Houtblad timber architecture … Read more
Edward Barnsley was one of a handful of furniture makers who, remarkably, maintained the living thread of the 19th century Arts and Crafts movement through the course of the twentieth century. He died in the 1980’s, but today the Edward Barnsley Trust continues this tradition with apprentices learning the skills of furniture making in the … Read more