In March of 2019 Mjösa Tower became the tallest wooden building in the world at 18 floors (for a total of 85.4 meters tall), followed closely by the HoHo Wien building in Austria (84 meters) and the Peri-Săpânţa Monastery in Romania (75 meters). Since it was made in part with Kerto LVL wood from Metsä Wood that is both sustainable and green, the building is eco-friendly as well. Kerto LVL wood is a laminated veneer lumber, made using thin rotary-peeled softwood glued together to form a continuous...
from Inhabitat - Green Design, Innovation, Architecture, Green Building https://inhabitat.com/the-worlds-tallest-wood-building-was-just-completed-in-norway
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