An overview of the world’s tallest buildings made in CLT Cross-laminated timber, comprising both speculative and completed architectural projects

Bjarke Ingels Group unveils ‘Toyota Woven City’, the world’s first urban incubator dedicated to the advancement of all aspects of mobility.

‘The Observatory’ is a cave-like timber shelter designed by Simon Hjermind Jensen – Shjworks for the Munkeruphus Art Museum in Denmark

Designed by Ultramoderne for the 2015 Chicago Architecture Biennial, the Chicago Horizon pavilion is a notable example of Cross Laminated Timber architecture

At the 16th Venice Architecture Biennale, Vietnamese architect Vo Trong Nghia presents a beautiful temporary pavilion, named Bamboo Stalactite, entirely made in bamboo

Despite his relatively young age, Joseph Walsh is one of the most influential figures of contemporary design and a recognized master of wooden furniture art

Too Good to Waste is the installation designed by Benedetta Tagliabue – EMBT for American Hardwood Export Council on view at “Material Immaterial”.

Housed in an iconic wooden building designed by AWP + HHF Architekten, the Poissy Galore Insects Museum near Paris brings contemporary and rural architecture together

The iron and timber Wild Reindeer observation pavilion designed by Snøhetta in central Norway is an example of how good architecture often relies on simplicity

Inspired by Jorge Luis Borges, the exhibition of Argentina at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2016 is a timber labyrinth which evokes an endlessness Pampa

The revised Makoko Floating School II by Nigerian architect Kunlé Adeyemi, from NLÉ, winner of the Silver Lion at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2016

Indian Studio Mumbai – Bijoy Jain designed a 12 meter-high temporary pavilion made in bamboo to be installed in 2016 in Queen Victoria Gardens, Melbourne

The exhibition of Italy at the 15th Venice Architecture Biennale focuses on projects which ‘takes care of people, places, principles and resources’

For his design for the Serpentine Summer House 2016 program, British architect Asif Khan conceived a sun-responsive curvilinear “tea house” made in timber

How to combine cultural heritage and modernity is the focus of “Daily Design, Daily Tao”, the pavilion of the China at the 15th Venice Architecture Biennale

Barkow Leibinger designed their Summer House for Serpentine Galleries in Kensington Gardens, London, as a round-shaped structure made of plywood loops

The Pauhu temporary pavilion was realized as a part of Tampere Architecture Week, Finland, with state-of-art digital design and wood fabrication processes

The Tri-Fold installation designed by Turkish architect Alper Derinboğaz for the Volkswagen Arena Istanbul is a fascinating parametric form made in plywood

The new NORR – National Museum in Östersund, in the Jämtland region of Sweden, is currently under development on a design by Henning Larsen Architects

The China pavilion at EXPO 2015 Milan designed by Tsinghua University-Studio Link-Arc is an intriguing vision of a ‘Land of Hope’ where city and nature meet

The central space of the Hungarian pavilion at the 14th Venice Architecture Biennale is occupied by an “in progress” architectural installation

The project by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios for the Roman Villa archaeological site near Chedworth is exceptional for the history of Roman Britain

The pavilion of the Kingdom of Bahrain at the Biennale presents a survey on the modern architectural models imposed to the Arab world by the Europeans

The exhibition of Kosovo at the 14th Venice Architecture Biennale is neither large nor particularly complex, nevertheless it is some of the most captivating

This, highly expressive, mono-material exhibition space designed by Vo Trong Nghia Architects was built by stacking 500 bamboo culms

The Velvet State is a temporary pavilion made in plywood realized by Hjermind Jensen / SHJWORKS Architectural team for the Roskilde Festival in Denmark