THE PARTNERS
Comprising the expertise of 21 official partners, the Project Consortium works closely together to achieve Build-in-Wood's project objectives.
Covering the entire wood value chain
The Build-in-Wood project Consortium consists of 21 partners from 11 different countries, covering the entire wood value chain from factory to final construction.
The project splits into various topic-specific work packages. Depending on each partner’s core field, they are assigned the lead of a package and/or contribute with their expertise and workforce to other packages.
Build-in-Wood Project Consortium
Danish Technological Institute
Technological Institute
Taastrup, Denmark
Norsk Treteknisk Institutt
Institute of Wood Technology
Oslo, Norway
C. F. Møller Architects
Architectural Practice
Stockholm, Sweden
National Technical University of Athens
Technological University
Athens, Greece
Urbasofia
Urban Planning Agency
Bucharest, Romania
Agenția Metropolitană Brașov
Government Office
Brașov, Romania
Waugh Thistleton Architects
Architectural Practice
London, England
Alexandra Institute
IT Institute
Aarhus, Denmark
University of Siena
Public University
Siena, Italy
proHolz Tirol
Wood Association
Innsbruck, Austria
Bimetica
BIM Consulting
Barcelona, Spain
Rothoblaas
Building Materials Supplier
Trentino, Italy
rtd services
Consultant
Innsbruck, Austria
Adserballe & Knudsen
Construction Services
Farum, Denmark
Ergodomus
Timber Engineering
Pergine Valsugana, Italy
Habitech
Cluster for Green Building
Trento, Italy
Splitkon
Timber Industry
Åmot, Norway
Knauf
Building Material Company
Iphofen, Germany
Scandi Byg
Timber Constructions
Logstor, Denmark
hsbcad
Software Company
Kaufbeuren, Germany
EllisDon
Construction Company
Mississauga, Canada
Partner Locations
The Build-in-Wood project consortium includes partners from Norway, Sweden, the UK, Denmark, Germany, Austria, Romania, Italy, Greece, Spain and Canada.
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The Advisory Board
The Advisory Board counsels the Consortium on both a policy-making level and a highly technical level. It consists of a selected group experts, particularly competent and/or engaged within policy-making institutions, social partners or research institutions, in relevant Build-in-Wood related fields, identified as follows:
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Forestry management, sustainability and wood value chain;
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Building regulations and building sector policies and practices;
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Regional and urban policies;
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Digital divide and modernization of public administration.