The Look Book Kebony 2021 presents a collection of unique, innovative and sustainable projects

As the world makes a transition to clean energy, the most ambitious projects adopt sustainable and environmentally friendly materials. This is the case with Kebony wood, which makes it possible to contribute to the global effort towards “net zero” and to create innovative buildings that will be both beautiful and bear a lasting green heritage.

The Kebony 2021 Look Book includes projects from all over the world ... ranging from fascinating huts in the Arctic to remarkably designed private homes in the UK, to eco-friendly luxury hotels in southern Europe and at the first "net zero" fast food restaurant in the United States.

James Dodson, founder and partner of SPINN Arkitekter, describes Kebony wood in these terms:

“Each project is an opportunity to bring us and our customers closer to a cleaner future, without carbon emissions. We have found that Kebony wood provides a brilliant and sustainable alternative to traditional hardwoods, thereby diverting demand from endangered tropical forests and greatly reducing the carbon footprint involved in constructions. "
“Kebony wood is a material of the future that it is vital to adopt now, because we aspire to a built environment in a greener and more sustainable way. "

Kebony technology

Kebony technology is a patented production process that improves the properties of softwoods to give them characteristics comparable to those of exotic woods. Thanks to an environmentally friendly process, the woods are impregnated with a biological liquid from agricultural crop waste. By heating the wood, the furfuryl polymers are impregnated in the cell walls of the wood, which increases its durability and dimensional stability, without sacrificing its aesthetics.

Kebony website: https://kebony.com/fr?redirect=0