07/10/2026
In our latest newsletter we are taking a look at three projects which have been shortlisted for the 2026 Wood Awards and include locally grown timber from our sawmills.
Three very different projects. Each striking in its own way. Shaped by careful and deliberate choices in material, detail and craft.
Congratulations to all the teams involved in the 2026 shortlist including:
S+SA Architects, Matthew Burt, Tuckey Design Studio, Stonewood Builders
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PEBBLE CEILING
A bare concrete ceiling in a family home, now carries this incredible feature – 5,500 pebbles of English Ash, each one carved by hand by the team Matthew Burt
PEBBLE CEILING
Inspired by the geometry of a sunflower seed head and combined with Fibonacci mathematics, Matthew Burt answered the brief with a ceiling worth talking about 👌
PEBBLE CEILING
The pebbles were individually and expertly carved in the workshop by the team Matthew Burt
PEBBLE CEILING
As light moves across the surface throughout the day, it creates natural changes to the shadows and depth.
TESCO, HARROGATE
This blueprint low-carbon concept store is wrapped in over 15,000 linear metres of Brimstone Wood Poplar cladding, from our sawmill. This complements the highly efficient timber structure that forms the backbone of the project.
Tesco’s flagship low-carbon superstore demonstrates that timber can deliver low-carbon retail buildings at scale.
Architect: S+SA Architects
RAMMED EARTH HOUSE
Standing on the site of a former brickworks, the walls of this stunning property are formed from clay excavated on site, with a timber structure made using Douglas Fir from our sawmills.
Architect: Tuckey Design Studio
Contractor: Stonewood Builders
RAMMED EARTH HOUSE
Thoughtful timber details continue within, creating a warm, tactile environment.
RAMMED EARTH HOUSE
The project combined natural and reclaimed materials, resulting in a contemporary version of a country home.
For more details about these and other nominated projects, head to Wood Awards or the Wood Awards website.