Archello Awards 2026 · Enter your projects before 30 September 2026
Archello Awards 2026 · Enter your projects before 30 September 2026

Sustainability Certificates

Cradle 2 Cradle
Bronze

Swedoor Master is a series of solid-core interior doors by Swedoor / JELD-WEN, developed for use in demanding settings such as offices, schools, institutions, and public environments. The series includes unclassified solid doors as well as classified versions, where requirements may include fire resistance, acoustic performance, and security.

The doors are designed to provide a robust and durable interior door solution for projects where long service life, technical performance, and material resilience are important. Depending on specification, the series can be supplied in different formats, classifications, and surface finishes, allowing it to respond to varied architectural and functional requirements.

From a sustainability perspective, Swedoor Master benefits from JELD-WEN’s wider environmental documentation and responsible sourcing framework. Swedoor / JELD-WEN holds FSC and PEFC multi-site chain-of-custody certification, supporting traceability for responsibly sourced timber and wood-based materials. Environmental Product Declarations are available for selected classified Swedoor/Master interior doors, providing life-cycle data for project assessment. JELD-WEN Door Systems also holds Cradle to Cradle Certified® Full Scope Bronze certification for several door-system categories, including massive doors in Scandinavia.

By combining durability, technical performance, and available environmental documentation, Swedoor Master can support projects seeking long-lasting interior doors with clearer information on material sourcing and life-cycle impact. Project-specific sustainability claims should be confirmed against the exact door type, classification, finish, and supplied documentation.

Thoravej 29

Floor slabs tilted into staircases, facade elements reworked into paving, fittings transformed into furniture: the transformation of Thoravej 29 in Copenhagen by Pihlmann Architects allows a former factory building to recycle itself. The project reflects a pragmatic approach to available resources, reassessing the value of the existing fabric by treating the building as its own material bank.

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