Thanks to my colleague Jerker Hägglund who let me know about the Swedish Government's intent to invest 5.5 Million Swedish Kroner in Trästad 2012, an initiative to research new techniques for using timber for sustainable prefabricated construction. The entire project is expected to cost 77 million Swedish Kroner and is seen as an important driver in creating new jobs in the country.
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Monday, 10 August 2009
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