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Accoya Velodrome in the Running for Fastest World Record
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Accoya was handpicked as the ideal wood for the project as, due to the acetylation process, it will not splinter. This is a critical requirement for the project. Further evidence of this is also suggested due to the SDA designed Velodrome in Tbilisi, Georgia which uses Accoya wood.
Prior to the new Accoya track the architects used Larch wood. However, because of the humidity in the arena the wood shrank. Now that the track has been replaced with Accoya we’re watching this space for new world records to be set.
Accoya vertical Cladding for Tintra footbridge in Norway
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Accoya was chosen as the ideal material for the vertical cladding on a footbridge in Vossenvangen, Norway.
Maintenance was an integral issue during the pre-planning & construction. Combining strength, durability and minimal maintenance over the years, Accoya wood was the natural choice for Rintala Eggertsson Architects.
Constructed by IKM Steel & Facade, the project also won the Architizer A+ Award in the Transportation and Infrastructure category. Two other category winning projects included; The Royal Arena, Denmark (Jury Winner in the Sport and Recreation category) and City Hall Venlo, Netherlands (Jury and Popular Choice Winner in the Institutional-Government & Municipal Buildings category).
Accoya Decking and Cladding in Stunning Jungle House in Brazil
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Accoya was used for all the superior decking and facades throughout the ‘Jungle House’ on Guarujá Beach in Brazil. It was also used for some of the interior paneling & room furniture as well as for unique MUXARABI joineries. This is a special type of joinery used by architects to enhance the aestetic design of a project as the joinery acts as a light filter providing varying projections of light throughout the day. Accoya was also chosen due to its incredible durability to withstand Brazil’s intense heat and humidity.
Accoya Cladding Elevates the Design of a Beachfront Home in New Zealand
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Designed by Trevor Wilson (Architecture 37 o) & constructed by Harbour City Builders, Accoya was chosen for the cladding of this Orewa beachfront home. The Accoya profiles were created using a custom rusticated board with a bandsawn face, before being painted and finished using Resene Ironsand which provided the overall dark matt effect.
The bandsawn face shows off the bespoke natural wood grain of the Accoya wood, giving it a warm texture in comparison to the concrete. Because of Accoya’s improved stability, coatings such as this can last up to two times longer in comparison to other hardwoods.
Stunning Large Accoya Windows and Doors in New Zealand Home
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This home built by Wok Stehr and his team in Howick was designed by Daniel Marshall Architects.
The home incorporates stunning Accoya windows and doors that are large and some are raking and meet at obtuse angles.
Accoya with benefits of outstanding durability and stability is able to withstand such design, making it possible to meet the requirements of the build.
Accoya Fins Enhance the Aesthetic and Durability of Royal Arena in Denmark
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Accoya was chosen for the fins of the Royal Arena in Denmark, selected for its superior durability, stability, and aesthetic versatility. The wood’s exceptional resistance to weathering and minimal maintenance requirements make it ideal for an architectural feature exposed to the elements. Accoya’s dimensional stability ensures the fins retain their form and beauty over time, even in challenging environments. This project demonstrates Accoya’s ability to enhance both the visual appeal and performance of modern architectural designs.
Accoya Cladding Brings Rustic Charm to Barnsnap House in West Sussex
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Barnsnap House, a modern five-bedroom property in West Sussex, blends seamlessly into its woodland setting with an exterior façade clad in Accoya timber. Known for its exceptional dimensional stability and 50-year above-ground warranty, Accoya was chosen for its durability and sustainability. The client requested a rustic finish with a low-maintenance coating in a colour between black and brown. James E. Hatch & Son supplied sawn-face Accoya cladding and created a bespoke coating, offering three rustic timber finishes for the client to choose from, each with unique shades and textures to complement the natural surroundings.
Accoya Windows Take in First-class Views at Split Level Hastings Home
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Accoya was used to construct the external windows, window reveals & doors.
38 Accoya fixed & opening windows were installed, & 22 glazed door leafs. They will require little maintenance over their lifetime due to the process in which the wood is made.
Caspar Rodgers from Alma-nac commented: “We chose Accoya because we wanted to build using eco-friendly materials that could withstand the variable weather conditions that are characteristic of England’s southern coast. Accoya is well-respected within the industry as a highly sustainable product that has high levels of durability & stability"
Accoya Wood selected for Breakers Restaurant by the Beach
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Accoya was chosen as the ideal material for the construction of Breakers Beach Bar & Restaurant in Noordwijk, The Netherlands. The building, located amidst the dunes and facing the North Sea, required materials that could withstand harsh coastal conditions while maintaining a high standard of design. Accoya was selected for its durability, stability, and resistance to the elements, ensuring that the windows, doors, cladding, railings, trusses, mullions, and planters would not only enhance the aesthetic but also perform sustainably over time.
Minnesota Lake House made Beautiful with Accoya
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A stunning residence overlooking Browns Bay on Lake Minnetonka features a charred Shou Sugi Ban Accoya façade. Designed by the award-winning Snow Kreilich Architects, this home balances a light, airy palette with the warmth of natural wood cladding. The mitered Accoya corners create seamless angles, showcasing Accoya’s dimensional stability and durability. Supplied by reSAWN Timber, the NIGIRI Shou Sugi Ban Accoya adds a casual yet refined lake house feel, perfect for gatherings on the expansive patios. Accoya’s resilience and charm make it a standout for lakeside living.
Darling Exchange by Kengo Kuma Featuring Accoya Wood Cladding
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Accoya® wood was selected for the cladding of Darling Exchange, a six-story office building designed by Kengo Kuma. Chosen for its sustainability, durability, and resistance to the elements, Accoya ensures the building’s façade remains visually striking with minimal maintenance. The wood’s exceptional stability prevents shrinking and swelling, making it ideal for both aesthetic and functional purposes in high-exposure environments. Accoya's performance guarantees long-lasting beauty and resilience, even in challenging climates, aligning with Darling Exchange's commitment to modern, eco-conscious design.
Accoya Wood selected for Ivy Collection Restaurant in Canary Wharf
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Accoya wood was chosen for The Ivy in the Park restaurant in Canary Wharf, London, for its sustainability, stability, and durability. The warm, natural wood contrasts beautifully with the surrounding metal and glass structures, creating a welcoming environment for diners. Specified for its high performance, Accoya was used for external glulam beams, columns, and rainscreen trellis. The wood’s durability and ability to withstand the elements ensure that the restaurant’s exterior remains striking and low-maintenance, contributing to both aesthetic appeal and environmental sustainability.
Elegant Accoya Wood Decking for a Private Residence in Southern Italy
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Supplied by Kobel, in Italy Accoya was specified for the decking. The decking was wire brushed for a textured distressed looking finish and then laid around the swimming pool in the grounds of the residence.
The client is pleased with the quality and overall finish of the decking and has the peace of mind that Accoya will be dimensionally stable, has outstanding durability and the added benefit of a guarantee of 50 years.
Accoya Wood used for Iconic ‘Fingers’ Sculpture
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Artist Ruurd Hollema designed an iconic piece of art for a roundabout on Reggesingel Street, Rijssen, The Netherlands. At 8.5 metres high and 11 metres in width this inspirational design is called “Fingers” due to the large interlocking timber beams. The structure is manufactured using 20m3 of Accoya wood in dimensions of 38mm x 150mm glue-laminated together. The customer, joiner and contractor De Groot Vroomshoop Gelijmde Houtconstructies b.v. constructed and built the eye catching structure with no coating except for an end sealer. The large glue laminated beams measure 0.18m x 6m x 11m.
Accoya Wood Used to Re-create Iconic Louis Vuitton Quatrefoil Design
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Accoya wood was chosen for the façades of Louis Vuitton stores in Cancun, Mexico, and Santiago, Chile, highlighting its unmatched durability, stability, and sustainability. The façades showcases Louis Vuitton’s iconic quatrefoil design, a feat made possible by Accoya’s unique modification process. With a 50-year guarantee against rot and decay, Accoya ensures these luxury storefronts maintain their aesthetic and structural excellence in demanding environments.
Armadilla with Accoya Cladding
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Accoya cladding supplied by International TimberArmadilla create luxury experiential garden buildings. They currently focus on two core markets, hospitality and education, providing a self-contained environment for the users. Armadilla offer a smaller ‘Pod’ or the larger ‘Wave’ design but both options are ‘eco smart’, meeting the sustainability ethos of Armadilla.The garden buildings meet industry-leading insulation standards, have low energy air source heat pump technology and mechanical ventilation heat recovery. The smaller design, The Pod, can run off a one 13 amp electricity source.By endorsing the concept of the ‘Circular Economy’, all elements of Armadilla products can be recycled, repaired or reused. This is why Accoya is the perfect material choice for the external cladding, with a 50 year warranty. Accoya is a new introduction for Armadilla, justifying their product as world-leading for its sustainability and durability.Armadilla were awarded the 2020 Queen’s Award for Enterprise in Innovation.
Coated Accoya Windows, Louvres and Cladding for Modern Cantilever Home
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Accoya wood was chosen for the windows, louvres, and cladding of this modern cantilever home in Goa, India. The project, designed by Opolis Architects, utilized Accoya’s exceptional stability and durability. Coated in a rich dark brown, Accoya enhances the home’s design by connecting the interior with the outdoors through large, high Accoya louvres. The material’s resistance to weathering and minimal maintenance ensures that the home’s elegant exterior will remain striking for years to come.
Raiffeisen Bank Chooses Accoya for Enhanced Durability and Design
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Completed in Autumn 2013, Raiffeisen Bank Ilanz seamlessly blends with its surroundings, thanks to the use of Accoya wood on its 880m2 exterior façade. Chosen for its class 1 durability and exceptional stability, Accoya ensures long-lasting performance in the building’s design. The project involved meticulous planning and coordination, with precision achieved through extensive revisions and optimization. The wood underwent a double silvering process at Eisenring factory, followed by a final coat applied on-site. Additionally, Accoya was also used for the building’s decking, showcasing its versatility and resilience.
Accoya selected for School Cladding, Windows and Doors in The Netherlands
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Accoya was specified by Hofland Architectenbureau for the cladding, windows and doors for this primary school located in Barneveld, Netherlands. Supplied by Boogaerdt Hout, an Accoya distributor the 38 x 45 mm Accoya cladding was selected because of its class 1 durability, stability and sustainability properties. Windows and doors were manufactured by VIOS van den Hondel, Driebruggen and the contractor was Van Driesten Bouw.
Innovative Accoya Color Grey Cladding Chosen for Sustainable Building in Switzerland
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The building for technology giant ABB in Untersiggenthal, Switzerland, represents a milestone in both the company's history and its commitment to sustainability. Completed in 2023, the project features modern, sustainable workplaces and strengthens ABB’s global competence in power electronics. The facade is clad in 1,850 square meters of Accoya Color Grey, chosen for its durability and environmental benefits, with a herringbone pattern and special Rubio Monocoat coating to protect against moisture. This high-quality, long-lasting material ensures the building will stand for at least 50 years, aligning with ABB's sustainability strategy.
Charred Accoya Cladding completes refined Barangaroo House
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Accoya was chosen for the charred cladding of Barangaroo House in Sydney, selected for its durability, stability, and aesthetic appeal. The Accoya wood was specifically chosen for its ability to withstand Sydney's harsh coastal conditions, offering minimal maintenance and exceptional performance over time. The charred finish not only enhances the building's refined appearance but also maximises the wood's natural resistance to the elements, ensuring long-lasting beauty and durability, even in a highly exposed environment.
Sustainable and Elegant Accoya Sliding Shutters for the Tschuggen Grand Hotel
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Accoya wood was selected for the Tschuggen Grand Hotel in Switzerland, renowned for its sustainable and aesthetic qualities. Chosen for its superior durability and stability, Accoya cladding withstands the challenging mountain climate while retaining its beauty over time. Its minimal maintenance needs and resistance to shrinking and swelling make it the perfect material for a high-end hotel. Accoya ensures the building’s exterior remains as striking and functional as ever, regardless of weather conditions, ensuring long-term performance and visual appeal.
Accoya Wood Façade Choosen Spectacular Work Space in Latvia
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Accoya wood was chosen as the ideal material for the façade of the new Mežaparka birojs office building in Riga, Latvia. Mežaparks, one of Riga’s most picturesque and prestigious neighbourhoods, offers tranquillity, harmony with nature, cultural activities, and convenient proximity to the city centre, making it a sought-after location.Designed by Gatis Didrihsons and developed by SIA DOMUSS, this Class A energy-certified building blends sustainability with modern design. Approximately 50 m³ of Accoya timber, coated with a light Teknos finish by TC Grupa, ensures durability, stability, and resistance to cupping, distortion, and rot—perfect for this innovative workspace.
Accoya Cladding elevates the Shady Brook Office Building
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Accoya wood was selected for the Shady Brook Office Building in Dallas, delivering a sustainable and enduring solution for its revitalised design. Renowned for its exceptional durability, dimensional stability, and low maintenance, Accoya cladding is perfectly suited to withstand the Texas climate while maintaining its striking appearance. With its eco-friendly credentials, Accoya enhances the building’s modern architecture, aligning beauty with sustainability. This project exemplifies Accoya’s ability to transform urban spaces into environmentally conscious landmarks.
Accoya Decking Transforms Sulphur Mountain Observation Experience
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Accoya decking was chosen as the ideal material for the observation deck at the Pursuit Collection Banff Gondola on Sulphur Mountain. Accoya was selected for its exceptional stability, durability, and authentic wooden aesthetics, making it the perfect fit for the challenging alpine environment.At altitudes where winters bring heavy snow and extreme temperatures, Accoya decking's patented acetylation process ensures the wood remains dimensionally stable, resisting shrinking, swelling, or warping. The high durability of Accoya also ensures it withstands the heavy foot traffic from countless visitors without compromise.Transported to the summit using gondola material carts and helicopter hoists, the Accoya decking was installed during the harsh winter months to ensure uninterrupted summer operations. Visitors now enjoy a spacious, sustainable, and visually stunning deck, designed to last and maintain its beauty in all weather conditions.
Accoya Weatherboards in Stunning Red Beach Coastal Home
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Accoya weatherboards have been realised on a private residence designed by Architecture 37 Limited, at Red Beach, Auckland, NZ.
Accoya was chosen for its durability and stability benefits which are required for coastal settings.
Profiled to Bevel Back profile with 158mm cover, the Accoya was band sawn face finish and painted with a colour called Bokara Grey (LRV 8).
The coastal tradition of the Accoya weatherboards is observed with stone anchor points at entry and chimneys either end. A living wall softens the road facade, while louvered elements filter sun and privacy.
Accoya Wood Brings Circular Vision to Life in Unusual Rigging's HQ Design
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Accoya wood was chosen for the headquarters of Unusual Rigging, exemplifying a commitment to circular design principles. Renowned for its sustainability, durability, and minimal environmental impact, Accoya cladding was pivotal in creating a structure aligned with eco-conscious values. With outstanding dimensional stability, rot resistance, and low maintenance, the façade remains both striking and enduring. Recognised with the 2024 Façade Awards UK for Best Use of a Timber Clad System, Unusual HQ stands as a landmark achievement in sustainable design, embodying the company’s values and vision for a greener future.
Shou-Sugi-Ban Charred Accoya chosen for Mistral Restaurant
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Manufactured by reSAWN Timber, Accoya siding was selected as the ideal material for the Mistral restaurant at the King of Prussia mall in Philadelphia.
Accoya was chosen for the project by Eimer Design due to its durability, FSC® certification, and extended product life cycle.
Additionally, Accoya proved a great visual choice as the the shou-sugi-ban exterior siding creates an eye-catching impact thanks to the way it stands out from the rest of the mall’s neutral coloured façade.
Accoya siding:
Burnt on face only, sealed face & back.
3/4” thick x 5-3/4” wide.
Accoya Cladding Transforms Villa Holterberg
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Accoya cladding was chosen for Villa Holterberg to achieve sustainable elegance and exceptional durability. The project integrates custom-finished Accoya cladding complementing the villa's modern design. Beyond exteriors, Accoya Fine Line QC was also featured in indoor wall paneling, demonstrating versatility and timeless appeal. With outstanding dimensional stability and minimal maintenance needs, Accoya cladding ensures long-lasting beauty, perfectly aligned with the villa's architectural vision.
Accoya Cladding and Decking for a Boathouse in a Flood Zone
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The extensive use of wood cladding & decking were key elements of LSI architects’ design. However, given that ‘The Haven’ is in a flood zone, surrounded on three sides by water & constantly exposed to a high moisture content in the air, LSI needed to find a wood that they could be confident would deliver durability, dimensional stability & aesthetics.
The glue laminated Accoya wood for the curved rear screen was manufactured by Newnham & Abel Ltd & hand finished with a protective merbau-coloured coating from WoodGuard by Guard Industrie. The same finish was factory applied to the cladding.
Accoya Color Decking for a Villa with views to Lake Lucerne
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Accoya Color wood was selected for the terrace of a stunning villa with breathtaking views. Known for its durability and stability, Accoya is ideal for outdoor environments, ensuring the terrace remains beautiful and functional over time. The wood's resistance to weathering, minimal shrinkage, and swelling make it a perfect choice for high-traffic areas, while its long-lasting performance requires minimal maintenance. Accoya Color Grey combines aesthetic appeal with strength, making it the perfect material for a terrace that endures the elements while offering uninterrupted views.
Accoya Enhances Sustainability and Durability in Dyson Institute's Modular Pods
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London-based architectural practice, WilkinsonEyre, has created an undergraduate village for the Dyson Institute of Engineering and Technology. The landscaped village of timber modular-housing pods, with communal amenities and a central social and learning hub, is based within the Dyson, Malmesbury campus in Wiltshire. As well as establishing a new style of student accommodation, the project breaks ground in design, master planning and precision engineering of truly modular prefabricated building technologies for rapid construction.
Accoya Wood at the Coastal Silt Hotel & Casino
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Accoya® wood was selected for the façade of the SILT building, a new coastal hotel and casino in Middelkerke, Belgium, for its unmatched durability and stability in harsh coastal environments. Accoya was chosen for its exceptional resistance to salt, moisture, and environmental stress, ensuring the façade remains strong and visually appealing for years to come. The wood's patented acetylation process significantly reduces water absorption, minimizes shrinkage and swelling, and increases resistance to rot and pests. With its lightweight nature, Accoya facilitated efficient transport and installation, allowing the project to be completed within a year, while its eco-friendly properties—being FSC® and Cradle to Cradle® Gold certified—add to its sustainability. Accoya wood guarantees long-lasting performance and aesthetic appeal, making it the ideal material for this iconic coastal structure.
Accoya Cladding Powers Sustainable Luxury in Malibu Zero Carbon Home
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The stunning MariSol Zero Series home in Malibu demonstrates the harmony of luxury and sustainability. FSC-certified Accoya wood was selected for exterior cladding, a 25-foot interior ceiling with skylights, and a dramatic fireplace wall featuring shou sugi ban charred Accoya by Delta Millworks. This innovative use of Accoya, chosen for its durability and eco-credentials, aligns with the developer’s goal of achieving ILFI Zero Carbon Certification.Built using carbon-sequestering techniques and recycled materials, this home sets a new standard in sustainable design.
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