In this article the feasibility of a portable NIR sensor for off-line determination of diverse wood quality aspects relevant in the
production of glue-laminated timber are demonstrated.

Possible positive effect of wooden interiors to stress levels.

Summary of the effect of acetylation of wood tested for 15 months outdoors.

Basic design and engineering principles according to Eurocode 5

This article presents how using wood for construction could avoid 100 gigatons of CO2 emissions through 2100, but building skylines of timber requires careful forest planning.

A number of key criteria that make timber a promising material for house constructions

The analysis of the concepts of emergency architecture, emergency planning and postdisaster reconstruction aids to understanding the contributions that could be provided by the architecture, the governments, the citizens and the institutions responsible for the disaster management in those situations.

This document introduces the activities and services of the Directorate General of Civil Protection and Emergencies in order to define who we are, what goals and future strategies we set, which activities and which quality commitments we have made, faced with these various actors involved in the civil protection system.

Considering its geographical area, climate and demographic features, wealth of natural resources, as well as the social framework and history of development of the Republic of Serbia, the green economy and green growth are the best paths for increasing the competitiveness of the Serbian economy. A shift of the development paradigm is not possible without changing the manner of producing, importing, transferring, distributing and consuming energy. The case study presenting benefits from building wooden houses highlights a possible solution for the problem of energy-efficient construction by using locally available material. Serbia has a decades-long tradition of wood construction technology.

Case study of projects of particular manufacturer from Croatia