THE LIFE HAYA PROJECT PRESENT AT THE 5TH INTERNATIONAL WOOD CONSTRUCTION FORUM

On 14 and 15 May, the 5th International Forum on Wood Construction was held at the Baluarte Conference Centre in Pamplona, consolidating its position as a key event for professionals in the sector interested in sustainable and industrialised wood construction.

The Life Haya project team included representatives from Nasuvinsa, Egoin and Cesefor. On the second day of the forum, they held a networking meeting with partners from the
PRISMA Project, funded by the Biodiversity Foundation of the Ministry for Ecological Transition and Demographic Challenge (MITECO), and with experts in adhesives.

Over the course of two days, participants shared the progress made and difficulties encountered in both projects involving the development of mixed CLT, and agreed to actively collaborate by sharing any advances in this area. This undoubtedly represents another step towards collaborative innovation in the use of local timber in construction.

You can view the full programme for these conferences here.

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