In this study, the emissions to air produced using massive wood material in manufacturing of a Massiv–Holz–Mauer (MHM) wall system have been assessed. The results have been compared with a traditional brick wall.Using wood material in building design can reduce the environmental impact to air up to 59 % compared to using traditional material such as brick.

Wood can meet the same structural properties and a variety of multi-storey buildings have recently been built all over the world using this key material. In this article, main motivations and barriers to wood adoption for structural uses have been highlighted, based on a case study and an analysis of construction projects using wood

The fire course and the burning mechanisms of wood are briefly discussed, as is the fire resistance of wood structures from different perspectives.

This paper demonstrates the advantages of using wood materials for the design of sustainable buildings in New Zealand, providing national benefits of reducing fossil fuel energy consumption and CO2 emissions.

There is a growing list of tall wood buildings that have been constructed in different continents over the last decade. Considerable urgency for using sustainable resources to tackle the threat of climate change has resulted in a surge in demand as well as applications in recent decades. This paper reviews the significant technical advances that have contributed to those achievements and are expected to facilitate further developments.

This paper aims to analyse the structural, thermal, acoustical and environmental properties of wooden materials for building applications; other properties such as fire resistance and durability

A detailed guide for the manufacturingof clt (Quality control tests, Certifications, Loading and transport by XLAM DOLOMITI

A detailed guide of ventilated wall systems by XLAM DOLOMITI

This article analyzes the carbon cost of the most common in use materials in the building sector and constructions.

This article is about the importance of recycling the materials of demolished buildings and the possibilities of reusing them in the trying to reduce the co2 emissions.