News in offsite construction

The headquarters of construction company Blumer Lehmann in Switzerland illustrates the possibilities of contemporary timber architecture, according to designbloom.

Canada and Quebec announced a joint contribution of over CA$8.5 million for four projects that will promote green construction in Quebec.

Södra and Peab AB announced an exclusive cooperation agreement that will jointly drive climate transition in the construction industry.

Construction has started on a 31-story, 378-unit mass timber mixed-use high rise in downtown Milwaukee, Wisconsin, according to The Daily Reporter.

CHYBIK + KRISTOF is advancing timber architecture in Central Europe with its latest project, the new headquarters for Czech National Forestry, according to a feature by designbloom.

Ledinek announced that it will supply a CLT production line for a facility in Crescent Mills, California.

Canada announced over CA$1.5 million in federal support for three projects focusing on the advancement of prefabricated wood construction in BC.

Modvion announced its new wooden wind turbine tower, engineered for the largest onshore wind turbines. The tower has been given third party approval.

BIG recently unveiled its design for Bhutan’s Gelephu International Airport, utilizing mass timber, Building, Design+Construction reported.