Rethink The Future
Making 90% of our new buildings from wood, rather than concrete and steel, could cut global CO2 emissions by 4% - more than the climate footprint of flying. How? Growing trees absorb carbon dioxide from the air and when used in construction, that CO2 remains stored in the wood – carbon captured in your beams, floors and walls. Now, treated timber can be versatile enough to build housing estates and strong enough for skyscrapers – or “plyscrapers”.
Tom Heap explains how it all works – and explores the benefits of living in a more wooden world, watch here!
Rewilding the world
Come and see the key concepts which underlie our concept design, Trenezia, captured in nine woodblocks, exhibited at this year’s 'Winter' Exhibition.
Competition win in Sweden
We're very excited to announce that our design has been selected as the winning entry in a competition to design and deliver a new headquarters for the Swedish island of Gotland's housing association, Gotlandshem.
Multiply Madrid
The fourth iteration of our Multiply pavilion for AHEC Europe is now open in Madrid as part of Madrid Design Festival.
Multiply wins at the Wood Awards
We were delighted to hear that our MultiPly project with Arup Group has won Small Project of the Year in the Wood Awards.
Ozark at Large Radio Show
Andrew Waugh features on this Tuesday's episode of the Ozark At Large radio show. The conversation focuses on the role, and responsibility of architects in a time of climate change.
Oslo Architecture Triennale – Degrowth
We are delighted to be a part of this year's Oslo Architecture Triennale, with our nine woodblock print series which express the key ideas behind our project Trenezia with BOB BBL.
Waugh Thistleton Architects on RIBAJ Meets Podcast
Anthony and Andrew speak to RIBA Journal about growing up in practice in London.
Architects Declare
Waugh Thistleton has signed and fully supports the Architects Declare Climate and Biodiversity Emergency open letter. As advocates of sustainable construction we believe that architects need to engage in the defining issue of our age and be part of the solution.
Factory-made Housing a Solution for London?
We’re proud to support the Factory-made Housing research, events programme and exhibition by NLA London.
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