PDD: will there be an increase in the number of completed wooden houses?
The amendment to the law, which will allow the construction of houses up to 70 m2 in size without the…
wooden houses
The construction of the new PDD housing estate in Choroszcz is coming to an end. The houses meet the rigorous standards
The “Jabłoniowa Aleja” housing estate in Choroszcz is entering the final phase of construction and is nearing completion. The investment…
Domy na Pszennej with a topping out roof
The raw state of the Polish Wooden Houses in Lodz was completed. On this occasion the installation. The general contractor…
Wood Core House Technology in practice
Construction works of the Domy na Pszennej (Houses on Wheat Street) housing estate in Łódź are coming to an end….
Construction of single-family houses PDD in Choroszcz ready in 3 days
The construction of the PDD estate in Rybacka Street in Choroszcz is progressing rapidly. Ten single-family, two-family buildings and one…
Modern buildings key to low-carbon future in Poland
Buildings, over their entire life cycle, generate as much as 39% of carbon dioxide emissions into the atmosphere, according to…
In 10 years the timber stock in Polish forests has increased by 15%
Between 2009 and 2019, Poland’s forest area increased by almost 190,000 hectares, to 9.26 million hectares, according to State Forests…
Wooden construction is becoming increasingly popular. Up to 15 thousand wooden buildings every year
The number of wooden buildings has more than doubled in five years. Last year, 905 buildings in Poland were constructed…
Poles are still afraid of wooden buildings
From a safety point of view, modern buildings made of wood are no different to those made of concrete. However,…
Houses are responsible for almost half of the energy consumption. Wood will help reduce it?
Buildings are responsible for as much as 42% of final energy consumption, 30% of water consumption and 35% of greenhouse gas emissions, according to data from the European Commission. Similar conclusions can be drawn from the UNEP report “2019 Global Status Report for Buildings and Construction”, which additionally shows that these values are growing rather than falling each year. In construction, it is necessary to introduce modern technologies that will support sustainable development. An example is the use of precast timber. Its use contributes to reduction of CO2 emissions.
