Climate change, environmental degradation, and limited resources are motivations for
sustainable forest management. Forests, the most abundant renewable resource on earth …

To date, in the literature, there has been no study on the comparison of hybrid (timber and
concrete) buildings with counterparts made of timber and concrete as the most common …

Building construction and operation accounts for over a third of global anthropogenic
greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and energy consumption. To determine whether more …

Compared to many manufacturing industries, there have been few major improvements over
the past few decades in the productivity, profitability, or the environmental impact of …

Wood products have many environmental advantages over nonwood alternatives.
Documenting and publicizing these merits helps the future competitiveness of wood when …

In the 20 years since its invention in Europe, cross-laminated timber (CLT) has become a
widely used construction material in parts of the old continent and has started to attract …

Buildings consume large amounts of materials and energy, making them one of the highest
environmental impactors. Quantifying the impact of building materials can be critical to …

Sažetak The paper provides an overview of research conducted in the field of wood
application in the interior environment and on how solid wood as a material affects human …

The US housing construction market consumes vast amounts of resources, with most
structural elements derived from wood, a renewable and sustainable resource. The same …

To date, studies that provide a comprehensive understanding of residents' attitudes towards
wooden facade renovation and additional floor construction are lacking in the literature. This …