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.
Category: Literature
BK WOOD Books Announcement
The book series explores timber as a material, method, and mindset across five volumes, offering a practical toolkit for sustainable, circular architecture and material research.
The Commercial Timber Guidebook | Timber Development UK
The publication explores using mass timber, practical design guidance, and carbon performance standards to promote sustainable commercial office developments.
Regenerative by Design: Creating Net-Positive Buildings and Cities
How can the built environment become a force for ecological regeneration? In Regenerative by Design, David Cheshire explores practical strategies for designing buildings and cities that contribute positively to their surroundings. The book offers actionable insights for professionals looking to create net-positive impacts.
Regenerative Structural Design | Oliver Broadbent & James Norman
The article explores using material circularity, embodied carbon reduction, and nature-inspired engineering frameworks to align structural design with ecological regeneration.
Flourish. Design Paradigms for our planetary emergency. Sarah Ichioka & Michael Pawlyn
The article explores using regenerative frameworks and bio-mimicry principles.
Embraced Wood
Utilizing Computational Design for Timber Reclamation in Construction
Doughnut for Urban Development – A manual
Applying doughnut economics to urban development, our Manual serves as a practical tool for the industry, globally inspired by successful cases in cities like Amsterdam and Copenhagen. It evaluates and enhances both social and planetary sustainability, considering local and global dimensions.
Types of wood | pro: Holz
Views, characteristics and descriptions
IS ER GENOEG HOUT?
Probos | PEFC | FSC
Timber Typologies – Understanding Options for Timber Construction
Timber Typologies clears up the confusion around timber building systems and their applications.
Building with wood n. 2 | LignoAlp
A new brochure with images of current references and more
