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ThermoWood cladding

An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about ThermoWood cladding

Project • By LDCwoodResidential Landscape

BAN Antwerp

A striking new addition is rising in Park Nieuw Zuid in Antwerp: the 85-metre-high BAN residential tower, designed by renowned architect Shigeru Ban in collaboration with Bureau Bouwtechniek. With its wooden cladding and spacious inner garden, the tower exudes tranquillity and a connection to nature. It is a unique project that focuses on wood, gardens and people. Ine Dehandschutter With BAN, Shigeru Ban aimed to create more than just a residential tower. He has created a place where people can relax in the heart of the city. The spacious inner garden forms the building's green heart and is inspired by the Japanese concept of Shinrin-Yoku, which involves immersing oneself in nature to promote mental and physical wellbeing. This concep... More

Project • By LDCwoodFire stations

Fire station Lauwe

The fire station at Bramier site in Lauwe serves as the new base for the fire brigades of Lauwe and Marke, seamlessly integrating with the neighboring natural reserve. Caption The Fluvia emergency zone wishes to erect a new fire station for the Lauwe and Marke fire brigades on the Bramier business park. The site assigned for the new fire station is located at the end of the business park and borders the adjacent nature reserve. Klaas Verdu The combination of the black facade panels, the charred LDCwood® ThermoWood® fraké and the large glass sections give the building a unique appearance. On the southern side, the facade completely borders the nature reserve. It was an explicit request to design this facade as a g... More
LDCwood ThermoWood fraké
LDCwood ThermoWood fraké
LDCwood ThermoWood fraké
LDCwood ThermoWood fraké
LDCwood ThermoWood fraké

Project • By LDCwoodVisitor Center

Visitors centre A.Vogel

A. Vogel has always kept nature at the heart of all its activities. So it was vital that the company’s new, interactive visitor centre would blend in with the natural landscape. Architect Johan Hofman came up with a design based on a Veluwe barn house. He explains: “This is an unusual project for an exceptional client. A. Vogel’s natural vision and unique location guided the final design. Most importantly, thanks to the look and feel of a modern barn and the right choice of materials, the building exudes a natural feel and offers a warm welcome.” Caption The choice of LDCwood® ThermoWood® for the façade cladding fits perfectly with A. Vogel’s sustainable vision and Johan Hofman’s desi... More