Wood in the green transition: Opportunities and the pressure to redefine

The green transition is increasingly becoming a new reference framework, requiring the entire construction industry

Green materials: Expanding opportunities for Vietnam’s wood industry

(TBTCO) – As global environmental standards become increasingly stringent, green materials are no longer just

Green materials expand market opportunities for Vietnam’s wood industry

The tightening of global environmental standards is creating significant room for green materials. Among them,

Transitioning from Steel and Concrete to Structural Wood Can Reduce Emissions by Up to 40%

On the morning of March 27, at the National Convention Center, the Ho Chi Minh

Material Transition: A Strategic Opportunity for Vietnam’s Wood and Construction Sectors

The architecture and interior design sectors are facing increasing pressure to reduce emissions, use resources

Net Zero Café No. 31: From the Sand Challenge to Material Solutions for Low-Emission Construction

Resource Pressure and the Challenges of Natural Sand Extraction Amid growing pressure on the construction

FOREST TALK & LINK – MATERIAL TRANSITION: FROM POLICY TO ARCHITECTURE

Material transition is no longer solely a matter of design or production; it is increasingly

Low-Carbon & Healthy Materials: How International Projects Select Materials in the Context of the Green Transition

Within the framework of HAWAEXPO 2026, at the forum “Green Transition – A Prerequisite for

UC Berkeley’s mass timber research is impacting the decarbonization of California’s construction industry

UC Berkeley With guidance from Assistant Professor Paul Mayencourt and the UC Berkeley Wood Lab,

SAWA and the Vietnam Institute for Building Materials (Ministry of Construction) Join Hands to Advance the Standardisation and Application of Structural Wood in Vietnam

Within the framework of the FOREST Talk & Link programme held in Ho Chi Minh