Case stories
14 August 2020
Chichibu Mayu: the world’s first PEFC-certified sweets
Food
‘Chichibu Mayu’, means ‘cocoon-shaped marshmallow’, is made from the sap of maple trees and is the world’s first forest-born sweet to achieve PEFC certification.
5 August 2020
The Rye by Tikari in London: sustainable living, with a difference
Construction
PEFC-certified cross laminated timber has been used to create sustainable and thermally efficient duplex apartments in South London, with a unique and authentic design.
22 July 2020
Regent's Park Theatre London: timber performs perfectly
Construction
Regent's Park Theatre has used PEFC-certified cross laminated timber (CLT) already in 2012 for a series of sustainable buildings. In 2018, CLT was back, allowing for the construction of a two-storey building within the six-month window between theatre seasons.
10 July 2020
Australian Turtle Centre: timber chosen for strength and sustainability
Construction
Mon Repos is home to the largest concentration of marine turtles on the eastern Australian mainland. The Centre recently underwent a rejuvenation, using certified glued laminated timber.
3 July 2020
Heath Robinson Museum: meeting low energy ambitions with PEFC-certified timber
Construction
The dynamic new Heath Robinson museum in Pinner, UK, uses PEFC-certified CLT to make a place for community arts, activity and exhibitions.