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AThe construction industry, long associated with concrete and steel, is seeing a gradual shift toward renewable building materials, particularly engineered timber, as developers look for ways to reduce the substantial carbon footprint traditional construction methods leave behind.
BEngineered timber, built from layers of wood pressed and glued together for strength, can now support buildings of a height that would have seemed implausible for wood construction only a couple of decades ago, challenging long-held assumptions in the industry.
CBuilders adopting this material cite not only environmental benefits but practical ones, since timber components can often be manufactured off-site and assembled quickly, reducing the time and disruption of construction compared to pouring concrete on location.
DWider adoption remains limited by outdated building codes in some regions, which were written decades ago with traditional materials in mind and have not yet been fully updated to reflect what modern engineered timber can actually achieve.