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Should #Queensland be building more #timberhighrises like this stunning 'plyscraper' (the world's tallest) in Norway? #QUT researcher Dr Craig Cowled thinks so. He's working out the best way to do it thanks to an @AdvanceQld grant. https://t.co/hyupDOhuqT pic.twitter.com/RPZGbgiHzZ

— QUT Media (@QUTmedia) 9 April 2019

From skyscraper to 'plyscraper': Timber set to challenge concrete and steel https://t.co/tbuG7XOgC1 @antonyjfunnell #RNFutureTense pic.twitter.com/3ooxAKqsFr

— RN - Radio National (@RadioNational) August 30, 2018

@archanddesign discusses Timber buildings: why and how Australia’s poised to build them bigger and better. Read the article here: https://t.co/XrAqTqnUIp

— Gardner Vaughan Group (@GVGprojects) May 14, 2019

Check out this article for a better understanding of CLT, and join us in August for a great and informative conference about #CrossLaminatedTimber https://t.co/0Zbkr5CxBc

— Southern Timber Innovations Conference (@TimberConf) July 5, 2018

Timber buildings set to reach new heights says @Griffith_Uni, read the article here: https://t.co/a186Ec674f

— Gardner Vaughan Group (@GVGprojects) May 14, 2019

“It’s the material of the future”: A nice article on the Guardian Website about Cross Laminated Timber.https://t.co/y92XL7Ow0X#CLT #TimberTowers

— KLH UK (@KLHUK_LTD) February 5, 2018

How cross-laminated timber could change how Australian homes are built https://t.co/p7xA6VZoAa

— Domain (@Domaincomau) June 2, 2019