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Yes, its true! We’ve found a way to deliver timber+DESIGN directly to your desktop or laptop

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LATEST ISSUE OUT NOW

The latest edition of timber+DESIGN International has been released.

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The new tablet edition of timber+DESIGN magazine will be available for iPad or android download in February. And here’s how to get your own copy every two months for one year – Be one of the first 50 to register your email address with us (click here) and get six editions sent directly to your tablet – with our compliments.

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If you are an architect, engineer or designer, you can have your own timber+DESIGN magazine app absolutely free for one year.
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New Release Date for Tablet

We were a bit ambitious with our plan to roll out the new tablet version of timber+DESIGN by the end of this year. But the delay will be slight and readers can now expect the first issue to be available for direct delivery to your iPad or android by early next year.

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Third Quarter Release

The September edition of timber+DESIGN International has been released. Subscribers and special delivery customers will receive their printed copies in coming days.

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A Ribbon of Rigid Glulam

The star of the just-completed C$75 million Earth Sciences Building at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver is this dramatic atrium stair – 3.6 m wide, fully cantilevered off the bridge floors and composed of a seamless folding ‘ribbon’ of rigid glulam plates – the first of its kind in the world

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The Sky’s the Limit

A tragedy need not have blood and death – a good measure of majestic sadness will suffice. And so it was at the Wold Conference on Timber Engineering (WCTE) in New Zealand this month

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New Look, New Magazine

As promised, we have modified the newsletter to provide a faster, more accessible read – without having to click through to the website each time for the ‘full story’. The items will also be on the site for reference.

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