Wood Construction

Technical articles, guides, and examples of natural wood installation in modern architecture and construction.

Invisible Hygiene: Antibacterial Materials for a More Human Healthcare Architecture 

Antibacterial interior cladding for healthcare spaces: natural wood that combines hygiene, resistance to hospital-grade disinfectants, and biophilic warmth.

Indoor–outdoor continuity as an architectural narrative through material

Engineered wood as a unifying thread between space, form, and experience

Protection Systems Against Xylophagous Insects in Exterior Wood Claddings

Xylophagous insects pose a significant threat to the durability of wood claddings in exterior applications. These organisms, including termites, woodworms, and other beetles, can compromise both the structural integrity and aesthetic appeal of wooden facades if adequate protection strategies are not implemented. For architects specifying natural wood claddings, understanding the available protection systems and their effectiveness in different geographic and climatic contexts is crucial.

Maintenance Strategies for Different Climatic Environments: From Alpine to Coastal Regions

Exterior wood claddings face specific challenges depending on the climatic environment in which they are installed. Each geographic region presents unique conditions that require tailored maintenance strategies to ensure the durability and preserve the aesthetic appeal of natural wood facades. Understanding these climatic factors is crucial for architects aiming to specify cladding solutions suited to the specific environmental conditions of each project.

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Panels with natural timber

Parklex Prodema panels feature a surface layer with natural timber as opposed to printed paper, bringing a high-quality feel to facades and interiors.