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TIMBERHAUS 2nd newsletter

Welcome back to TIMBERHAUS newsletter! 

In this edition, we focus on the progress of our pilot activities, showcasing the work and collaboration taking place across the project. Over the past few months, several TIMBERHAUS Summits have brought partners and stakeholders together to exchange ideas and advance sustainable timber construction. In this issue, you can learn more about the Summits that have already taken place and look ahead to the next Summit in Berlin, happening in just a few days.

Also, don’t miss our latest video, which highlights the activities and developments in Siena, and explore the news and the updates from the past months across the TIMBERHAUS community.

Stay informed and discover the latest news, insights, and milestones as the project continues to grow.

 

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News
The past, present and future of wood in Baia Mare: follow-up from the first stakeholders’ summit
Linking heritage and carbon neutrality for sustainable futures: the Siena focus
TIMBERHAUS marks first anniversary with General Assembly and Stakeholder Summit in Siena
From pages to progress: TIMBERHAUS in the spotlight
Siena in Focus: TIMBERHAUS launches a new video
Siena in Focus: TIMBERHAUS launches a new video
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Past events
TIMBERHAUS Summit in Baia Mare: The Past, Present and Future of Wood in Baia Mare
1st TIMBERHAUS Summit in Siena: Linking Heritage and Carbon Neutrality for Sustainable Futures
Next event
Berlin summit: Development and Reuse of Buildings Constructed with Timber
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