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Timber Development Programme, Scottish Buildings, Programme, Guide, News
Scottish Timber Development
Timber Architecture in Scotland: Developments
Scottish Timber Launch
Ministerial Launch of the Timber Development Programme and the "New
Timber Architecture in Scotland" Publication. Dec 2007
Michael Russell, Minister for the Environment launched the programme
at Napier University on 12 December. The publication, compiled and
written by Peter Wilson in partnership with Forestry Commission Scotland,
illustrates 90 exemplar projects in Scotland. A useful guide focusing
on practical issues such as sourcing and using the principal scottish
species is also available.
The aim of the programme is to contribute to the sustainable development
of Scotland's economy by enabling the timber growing and processing
sectors to find the highest value and most appropriate end market
for Scotland's timber.
Mr Russell said: "The Timber Development Programme will add value
to this important sector of Scotland's economy. The outputs of many
of the initiatives will contribute significantly to Scotland's response
to climate change by encouraging more use of timber as a renewable
resource in construction and minimising the impact of timber transport
on our environment. I am particularly encouraged by the level of enthusiasm
and support from the timber industry for this initiative."
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Scottish Wood Building
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Scottish Buildings - Selection
Hotel Missoni, Edinburgh

photo © Adrian Welch
Hotel
Missoni
Scottish Ballet, Glasgow

photo : David Morris
Scottish
Ballet building
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