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Kebony is a Norwegian company which aims to be the leading wood brand and technology organisation. Underpinned by proven timber modification technologies, it produces an enhanced wood of a superior quality that is both environmentally friendly and durable.

SOPP, the innovative student accommodation development located in Lillehammer, is hosting athletes of the Winter Youth Olympic Games from 12 - 21 February 2016. This will be the second ever Winter Youth Games. Durable Kebony wood has created a sustainable future for this accommodation and prospective students of Lillehammer.

Kebony has been honored with an Architizer A+ Award in "Architecture +Sustainability". Stein Hamre Architects chose Kebony wood for the exterior on Helgeland Kraft's Øvre Forsland Power Station, which is also referred to as the world's most beautiful hydraulic power plant.

RAND boats unveiled their latest fleet, RAND Picnic Boats, an electric motorboat that enables boating to be enjoyed noise and fume free. Available in two versions, a sport and a tiller steering option, RAND Picnic boats are built with sustainable, light-weight materials including Kebony wood.

 Kebony cladded world's most beautiful power plant is situated deep within the mountains of Helgeland, Norway, a hiker's paradise just below the Arctic Circle. Along with extensive use of stone, slate and glass on the exterior of the building, Kebony wood is used in the building's cladding.

The Torre de Palma Wine Hotel in Portugal is renovated with sustainable Kebony wood & renewable energy sources and is welcoming guests to experience the ultimate wine tasting and adventure holiday.

What is it about wood and minimalism in Japanese architecture that intrigues while it is timeless? Check out this home by Ar. Masahiko Sato and leave us your views...

Based on their core purpose - residential or commercial or both, building design demands sensitivity clubbed with pragmatic approach; besides the number game, which is the crux of any estate. A skillful approach to this genre is exhibited by Park Associati architects from Milan in the design of a residential cum commercial building in a hilly wooded area in Azzate, (VA), Italy.

'Form follows Energy' as natural processes are replicated via digital coding to accomplish accurate and desired results. Read about the Endesa pavilion prototype and give us your feedback...Click on the link to read more>>

au départ c'est un usage parallèle au papier classique, mais au final il doit pouvoir être utilisé comme matériau dans la construction ...

just think about what architecture may do with a "rock paper ".. yep, this is "paper" done with rock and not wood ! ... application swill grow fast now ! ;)

about next tech for part of buildings... not so but ...

to find the good products, and also self made products... new ways of preparing building designs, as parts of the structure too : to be explored