This groundbreaking specialist school for 150 pupils with profound and multiple learning difficulties (PMLD) was designed by Avanti Architects and built by main contractor McLaren Construction and was delivered through Hackney Schools for the Future Limited (HSFL). The building consists of a...

William Perkin High School in Greenford, West London, is a four-storey complex containing 3,860m3 of timber. The new £20 million school uses a combination of PEFC-certified cross laminated timber (CLT) and glulam to form the structure and architectural features and was originally designed...

Essex Business School has a reputation for excellent teaching, ground-breaking research and exciting business collaborations. The building is the UK’s first zero-carbon business school and the use of timber significantly contributed to this exceptional achievement. The new school comprises...

Sustainability is not at odds with fun! Drasanvi, a Spanish company and leader in the natural dietary supplements market, uses the PEFC label on the packaging of many of their products. Prominent among these is Sananitos, their line of children’s syrups.These syrups, all made from natural...

Simon, an industrial group made up of 25 companies throughout the world, now uses PEFC-certified beech as part of it Detail 82 range of bases for light switches. Find out more below! Our principal interest at Simon is to be specialists in products and services that enhance our customers’...

Kingsgate House is a seven-story residential project in West London which was the first major construction project in the world to achieve PEFC Project Certification. Located on the King’s Road, West London, Kingsgate House provides 43 affordable residential units. Designed by Horden...

PEFC-certified forests provided the backdrop to the Winter Universiade, which took place in Trentino, Italy in December 2013 and welcomed 3,500 college athletes from 61 countries. The scheme was the second in Italy to receive PEFC Project Certification. With Nordic sports taking place in and...

Center Parcs' new £250m forest village Woburn Forest (in Bedfordshire) will include a Subtropical Swimming Paradise with a roof structure comprising of solid timber glulam beams drawn from PEFC-certified Austrian larch. The new swimming pool complex is being built using £1m worth of...