Search Results: 'Wood Awards'

Prize Projects
29 December, 2017
The winning projects in this year’s Wood Awards illustrate timber’s versatility and aesthetics for structural, interior and exterior applications

Timber makes its case
22 November, 2017
The UKCW juggernaut drove in to Birmingham NEC in early October to present a comprehensive range of building products and solutions before a UK professional construction sector audience, reports Stephen Powney

Rising from the ashes
22 November, 2017
It has been seven years since Hastings Pier went up in smoke and with it a centrepiece of thetown’s heritage. Now it has re-opened to a host of plaudits and awards, reports Robin Meade

Floor Trends
20 September, 2017
Interior designers and colour specialists are setting the trends for 2018, but wood flooring will have a product to suit whatever fashion leads the way in the next 12 months

Building the future
24 August, 2017
TTJ will host a timber construction roundtable in central London this autumn to debate how this growing sector can help meet the government’s housing targets. Stephen Powney reports

Sitting Comfortably
21 July, 2017
Preformed wood components manufacturer Stonebridge UK Ltd is responsible for ensuring a large number of UK office workers are sitting comfortably. Keren Fallwell reports

Mod Cons
20 June, 2017
Applications for chemically-modified wood are growing all the time. We take a look at some inspiring examples

Lines of vision
22 May, 2017
The UK government plans to increase housebuilding activity and Egger UK’s two new state-ofthe-art lines mean it’s ready to meet construction industry demand. Keren Fallwell reports

Adding structure
22 May, 2017
This year’s ttJ Awards will see new recognition for the structural timber systems sector, says ttJ editor Stephen Powney

Calling all timber Innovators!
22 May, 2017
The Timber Innovation Award category at the TTJ Awards has attracted some forward-thinking entries in past years. Entries for 2017 are now open!

Under new ownership
21 April, 2017
Ecobuild was under new ownership this year and had several new show features, reports Stephen Powney