Charred cladding

Along the A15 in Dodewaard, GMB has realised a new headquarters that reflects the company’s ambition to work fully circularly by 2030. Designed by ARCOM architectuur and realised by Aan de Stegge Twello, the approximately 3,000 m² building brings together offices, workspaces and supporting functions within an almost entirely timber construction. MVL Media Groep GPR Building score of 8.5 The sustainability ambitions of the project are supported by a GPR Building score of 8.5, assessing the building across energy, environmental performance, health, quality of use and future value. Rather than treating sustainability as an additional layer, the design incorporates it into the structure, material choices and future adaptabilit... More

 Sasso Nero is a bespoke contemporary residence on Sydney's Northern Beaches, where architecture, landscape and topography are conceived as a single composition. Responding to its bushland setting and coastal climate, the home demonstrates a site-specific approach to residential architecture grounded in materiality, craftsmanship and environmental performance. Organised around outdoor living, the home dissolves the threshold between inside and out. Courtyards, carefully framed openings and subtle changes in level draw the surrounding bushland into everyday life while balancing privacy, natural light and cross ventilation. Rather than dominating its setting, the architecture works with the landscape to create a calm, immersive living e... More

For the new GMB office building in IJhorst, the starting point was clear: a future-proof design with a high degree of circularity and conscious material use. The application of Zwarthout | Shou Sugi Ban’s Yoroi façade cladding aligns with this ambition, both aesthetically and technically. Circular office building with a biobased coreDue to GMB’s growth, the existing location no longer met its needs. The new office comprises 870 m², distributed over two floors, and was designed with a minimum GPR score (Dutch sustainability assessment tool) of 8.0 as a baseline, indicating a high sustainability performance. The primary structure and floors are executed in CLT, with façades in timber frame construction. The bu... More

An innovative 1,600 m2 architectural building organised into three main functions: cultural, religious and residential. Designed by the architect Duthilleul, the building uses innovative technologies to ensure harmony between the city and nature, respect for the environment and creativity, and fidelity to the ideas of Father Pierre Teilhard de Chardin. Didier Boy de la Tour Didier Boy de la Tour Didier Boy de la Tour The structure is made of wood and the facades are made of glass and burnt wood Marugame. The chapel has a wooden structure with a filling of lime and hemp and is covered with a plaster of raw earth. Didier Boy de la Tour Didier Boy de la Tour More

Lidl Zero Almere is entirely made of sustainable and circular materials. So is the entire facade of this supermarket! It’s is made of our charred product Marugame. The vertical Marugame boards give the building a silvery glow when the sun shines and at the same time the façade gets a characteristic look because of the texture of the charred layer.  Anahí Clemens Sustainability is so important to us, so it is fantastic to be part of the first energy and CO2 neutral supermarket ”Lidl Zero Almere”! Anahí Clemens Anahí Clemens More

A minimalist and pure Finnhouse barn conversion made from natural materials, such as the green roof combined with Marugame cladding and wood-coloured window frames.  Finnhouse Finnhouse These frames have been intentionally placed in this way to highlight the openings. The house also features a covered terrace where you can relax and enjoy the spacious garden filled with flowers and plants. Finnhouse Finnhouse Finnhouse More

Sustainable CLT apartments by Mooijburg Amsterdam designed by Natrufied Architecture. We are extremely happy that our fire class B product Yoroi is being used for the facade cladding! Marcel van den Burg More

Nestled in the Stameren forest near Maarn, this residence stands out for its natural and effortless connection to the surrounding landscape. Positioned at the transition between forest and heathland, each side of the house establishes a unique relationship with nature. The forest side feels intimate and sheltered, while the heathland side offers expansive views, abundant daylight, and a strong sense of openness. The design of ORGA architects makes use of natural, biobased materials, including the charred Douglas fir façade cladding “Naoshima”. Large glazed surfaces and carefully framed sightlines ensure a continuous connection with the outdoors, allowing the boundary between interior and landscape to gently fade. Capt... More

Grandparents stand on the balcony watching the grandkids catch crabs at the foreshore below. These were the mornings envisioned and now come to life for the owners of Ripple House. Situated within a Spotted Gum Forest on Pittwater, the home has been crafted in the image of its environment and its occupants in equal measure. Simon Whitbread Simon Whitbread Simon Whitbread The owner’s brief was that the house should sit harmoniously with the natural environment and create a sanctuary where three generations of family could socialise together. A place where little ones, feel secure but unencumbered in the bush landscape. Entry from the street is via a permeable vehicle bridge that spans over the root balls of several larg... More

This home combines the character and heritage of the past with the innovation and sustainability needs of the future. The owners of this North Vancouver Craftsman bungalow, originally built in 1912, envisioned a home that reflected the history of its location and of their 20 years living there as a familywhile being functionally and visually inspiring and highly energy efficient.   Ema Peter Over three years, the house was transformed by our team into a modern, energy efficient home that retains its history and character. This was the first Passive House Plus certified home in the lower mainland of BC, a standard that requires ultra-low energy consumption with up to 90 percent reduction and is a step further than the internationa... More

This house is a Victorian large single-family dwelling situated in Hackney. The building had fallen into a state of disrepair and was in need of full refurbishment. Works included a loft, rear, and side infill extension. A set of living spaces at lower ground floor level were used as additional accommodation for visiting family, it was important for these to be connected to the main house above. The design response looked to introduce a courtyard within the plan of the living spaces to help articulate a relationship between the existing house and the new architecture. Full height windows slide back behind slatted ThermoWood Ash Charred Cladding in a 'Hit and Miss' style. The charring process makes the boards far more fire-resistant and th... More

A barn clad head-to-toe in our ThermoChar® Cladding (Ash Composition)  More