If trees absorb the carbon dioxide that contributes to global warming, how can harvesting them for timber framing be good for the environment?

For builders and construction companies, standing out in a competitive market means more than delivering quality homes—it’s about effectively communicating the value behind the materials you choose.

Many of the things we buy are classified with star ratings, from fridges to even our most expensive investments – like our homes. A home’s energy star rating is judged using tools like The Nationw...

As the construction industry shifts to address its contribution to climate change, timber framing offers one of the lowest carbon footprints, sequestering carbon and reducing environmental impact throughout its lifecycle.

While the ash from the Los Angeles fires has yet to settle, the misinformation that often follows disaster presents an opportunity to correct misconceptions and focus on meaningful solutions and next steps.

Luke Davies exemplifies the values of innovation, sustainability, and reliability, making him a standout ambassador for Tasmania's construction industry and the WoodSolutions timber framing campaign. ...

2025 Australian Timber Design CompetitionThis inaugural national competition challenged student teams across Australia to design sustainable, future-focused timber athlete accommodation for a hypothet...

The WoodSolutions Mid-Rise Demonstration Model offers an insightful and hands-on experience for building professionals interested in exploring the possibilities of timber construction in multi-storey ...

Student ingenuity takes centre stage at the World Conference on Timber EngineeringThe 2025 World Conference on Timber Engineering concluded with a spirited celebration of innovation, sustainability, a...