CLEAN : In Sweden, a new generation of wooden buildings pushes the boundaries of construction

The video explores a 20-story building made primarily of wood, highlighting its unique architectural features and sustainable design. It discusses the structural design using wood, innovative construction techniques like prefabricated modules, and the environmental benefits of reduced carbon emissions. The video concludes with a look at global trends in wood construction and the potential for future projects.

What is the main purpose of the building's design on the 20th floor?

• To provide a panoramic view of the city

• To encourage interaction among residents

• To reduce energy consumption

• To maximize sunlight exposure

What unique feature is highlighted in the building's architectural design?

• Automated lighting systems

• Use of solar panels

• Integration of whole wood panels

• Advanced glass technology

What is unique about the lift shafts in the building?

• They are constructed without insulation

• They are made entirely of steel

• They are reinforced with concrete

• They are made entirely of wood

What construction method was used for the hotel rooms?

• Prefabricated modules stacked like Lego

• Concrete slabs

• Traditional brick and mortar

• Steel frame construction

Which wood materials are primarily used in the building?

• Bamboo, cherry, and ash

• Teak, mahogany, and walnut

• Oak, spruce, and pine

• Birch, maple, and cedar

What is a significant environmental benefit of using wood in construction?

• Increased energy efficiency

• Enhanced sound insulation

• Carbon capture and reduced footprint

• Improved fire resistance

Which countries are mentioned as examples of adopting timber construction?

• Japan and South Korea

• Australia and New Zealand

• Germany and France

• England and Canada