Search Results: 'TTJ Awards'

A life’s work
28 December, 2016
David Francis’s strong sense of duty was recognised this year with a TTJ Lifetime Achievement Award. He talks to Keren Fallwell

Brimstone Heats Up
21 November, 2016
UK sawmiller Vastern Timber’s Brimstone product represents the first commercial thermal modification of UK-grown hardwoods. The product was the winner of the TTJ Awards’ Timber Innovation Award: Product Development category this year. Sally Spencer spoke to Vastern’s Tom Barnes

Much more from a lot less
24 October, 2016
The winner of the TTJ Awards’ Achievement in Engineered Timber – Kielsteg – is pushing the boundaries of engineered wood building. Mike Jeffree reports

A rewarding time
24 October, 2016
Well, that’s it for another year for the TTJ Awards.

Taking The Heat
24 October, 2016
Sales of thermally modified timber are increasing and while most product hails from Nordic countries, there are other producers, including one from the UK. Sally Spencer reports

A rewarding time
24 October, 2016
Well, that’s it for another year for the TTJ Awards.

Building In Colour With Lonza
24 October, 2016
Lonza is working with timber industry partners to add further value to timber’s wood protection credentials with the development of innovative colour technology, says Andy Hodge, marketing director of Lonza

Trade gathers at TTJ Awards
03 October, 2016
About 420 guests from across the timber trade gathered at the Brewery in London last Friday for the annual TTJ Awards.

UK mills on investment trail
20 September, 2016
There have been several different announcements on the UK mill scene these last few weeks.

What does it take to be a winner
20 September, 2016
Engineered timber products are opening new horizons for wood, notably in construction. But, says Peter Wilson, architect, director of Timber Design Initiatives Ltd and TTJ Awards judge, to realize their even greater future potential demands ‘serious investment’ in R&D

Expo extras
20 September, 2016
Timber Expo 2016 has a host of added attractions, from linked UK Construction Week events, to awards, seminars and a beer festival

UK mills on investment trail
20 September, 2016
There have been several different announcements on the UK mill scene these last few weeks.

What does it take to be a winner
20 September, 2016
Engineered timber products are opening new horizons for wood, notably in construction. But, says Peter Wilson, architect, director of Timber Design Initiatives Ltd and TTJ Awards judge, to realize their even greater future potential demands ‘serious investment’ in R&D

TTJ Awards guest numbers hit 400
24 August, 2016
TTJ Awards judges have been busy meeting up to assess the judged categories, as ticket sales for the 20th anniversary event reach 400.

Last call for TTJ Awards entries
27 July, 2016
There is still time to enter the TTJ Awards’ judged categories, with the extended deadline being August 5.

Judging underway for TTJ Awards Innovation prize
26 July, 2016
TTJ Awards judges have completed the first round of judging in the Innovation Award category.

That’s democracy!
20 July, 2016
Well it happened. Whatever way you voted in the EU referendum we now face undeniably one of the biggest periods of change ever in the UK. That’s democracy!

That’s democracy!
20 July, 2016
Well it happened. Whatever way you voted in the EU referendum we now face undeniably one of the biggest periods of change ever in the UK. That’s democracy!

Recognising Excellence
20 July, 2016
James Latham is backing this year’s TTJ Awards as Headline Sponsor. Stephen Powney talks to Lathams’ Chris Sutton

Proskills chief urges timber sector to pay towards future skills development
28 June, 2016
The head of the now closed timber and furniture sector skills council Proskills has warned the industry to “step up to the plate” to fund future skills development.