TU Delft’s Wood Studio has released its 2025–2026 publications, featuring student projects on timber rooftop extensions for urban densification alongside 19 new architectural case studies.
New Library at Magdalene College | Níall McLaughlin Architects
The project explores using a cross-laminated timber structure to seamlessly integrate daylight, furniture, and architecture.
Markolfhalle | Steimle Architekten
The project explores using an exposed local spruce timber structure to seamlessly integrate community spaces with the surrounding landscape.
SuperHub | De Zwarte Hond
The project explores using a flexible mass timber structure to seamlessly integrate community spaces with adaptable, long-term functionality.
Historical Oberamteistraße Museum | Wulf Architekten
The project explores using a modern silver fir truss structure to seamlessly integrate historic timber restoration with contemporary museum design.
Arquipélago | Luís Tavares, Marinho Velloso, Mariana Caires
The project explores using a curved glulam timber structure to seamlessly integrate lightweight residential design with the surrounding natural landscape.
Julierbühne | Theateraufführung Origen
The project explores using a temporary timber portal frame structure to seamlessly integrate a large-scale performance space with the alpine mountain landscape.
La Habitación del Té | Natura Futura Arquitectura
The project explores using a lightweight local timber structure to seamlessly integrate an adaptive pavilion with existing concrete infrastructure.
Gabonsa Pavilion | Kaiserslautern University
Student-led, the project explores using a reversible timber grid structure to seamlessly integrate temporary pavilion design with circular construction principles.
The Wooden House | LVPH Architectes
The project explores using a load-bearing timber frame to seamlessly integrate contemporary Swiss residential design with traditional Alpine architecture.