Hardwoods in the European construction sector
Hardwoods in the European construction sector
Content: Introduction European forests and climate change: forest disturbances on the rise and forest adaptation Hardwood production and markets Hardwood properties for structural design Hardwoods for Engineered Wood Products Main challenges in Galicia and in Europe for the hardwood forest management and the wood industry Next steps? Introduction to the WoodStock project: Empowering climate-smart, circular, and zero-waste use of underutilised wood from the forest and building stock in the construction sector to support the New European Bauhaus.
- Universidad La República Chile
Forest product, Construction engineering, Sustainable building, Structural engineering, Timber, hardwoods, Forest production, Architecture, Sustainable architecture, Building, Forest, Timber industry, Building Codes, Timber forest, Architecture engineering, Resilience, Construction Materials, Timber producing chain, Forest biodiversity, Forest policy, Wood, Deciduous forest, Deciduous wood, Ecosystem resilience, FOS: Civil engineering, Environmental sustainable architecture
Forest product, Construction engineering, Sustainable building, Structural engineering, Timber, hardwoods, Forest production, Architecture, Sustainable architecture, Building, Forest, Timber industry, Building Codes, Timber forest, Architecture engineering, Resilience, Construction Materials, Timber producing chain, Forest biodiversity, Forest policy, Wood, Deciduous forest, Deciduous wood, Ecosystem resilience, FOS: Civil engineering, Environmental sustainable architecture
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