One of the largest timber structures in Denmark, Marmormolen by Henning Larsen under construction in 2024, is 8 storeys and 28,000 m2. It is constructed with glued laminated timber (glulam) and cross-laminated timber (CLT).

Structural finger join in glulam engineered wood beams.

Peikko’s timber-based hybrid construction solutions include a range of standardised connections that enable connecting timber, steel and concrete seamlessly and reliably in large and heavy structures. In this case, a Bramco beam shoe on the end of the glulam beam connects with the Ramco hidden corbel in the vertical, multistorey column.

Gymnasium glulam roof structure in a gymnasium, by Flexwood

Expo roof, Hannover, Germany, completed 2000, designed by Herzog + Partner, featuring laminated veneer lumber (LVL), glulam triangular braces and solid silver fir uprights. Each of the ten 'umbrellas' covers an area of 1,600 m2 (40 by 40 m) and stands around 26 m high. The wooden elements are fixed together with steel brackets and castings. A waterproof membrane, suspended 50 mm above the roof, protects the wood from being permanently damp.
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