Erasmus University Medical Training Centre
An array of FSC-certified American walnut walls, floors and furniture adds a chic quality to the bright new Education Centre at the heart of Rotterdam’s Erasmus University Medical Training Centre.

In recent years we have witnessed significant changes in attitudes to wood and how it is used. The result is a widespread increase in the use of wood in building. The case studies below illustrate examples of how hardwoods have successfully worked to provide both form and function in building design.
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An array of FSC-certified American walnut walls, floors and furniture adds a chic quality to the bright new Education Centre at the heart of Rotterdam’s Erasmus University Medical Training Centre.

American walnut creates a conducive and inspiring mood for reading and learning at Zayed University’s new Campus Library


Black walnut clergy seating by Luke Hughes treads softly on Westminster Abbey’s Cosmati Pavement

Davies’ interest in food and cooking led her to designing a chair that could be described in the form of a recipe. The chair is made up from a variety of hardwoods with a strong affiliation to food.

Japanese designer and furniture-maker Norie Matsumato created an asymmetric design which unfolds in a surprising but elegant manner.The fact that it can be folded away when not in use makes it more versatile, helping to guarantee its longevity.



American walnut has been specified for the flooring by Brewer Smith & Brewer Gulf Architects which has proved to be both appealing and attractive as well as durable.
The Playhouse Theatre at the Geelong Performing Arts Centre (GPAC) in Victoria, Australia has been rejuvenated in American walnut which reflects the theatre’s natural surroundings, and delivering outstanding acoustic properties.
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