Contact

header-projekt

RAW

RAW develops digital methods for assessing and utilising reclaimed timber, fast-growing natural fibers, and biopolymer composites in construction. By combining advanced non-destructive testing and computational modelling, the project enables precise mapping and circular use of diverse biobased material streams for innovative and sustainable architectural solutions.

RAW – Computation for a new age of Resource AWare architecture: waste-sourced and fast-growing bio-based materials

Project goals & contents:

RAW aims to overcome the variability in waste-sourced and fast-growing biobased material streams, specifically reclaimed timber, natural fibers, and biopolymer composites, by developing scalable, non-destructive characterisation methods and predictive data models. The project links material sourcing, digital analysis, design, and adaptive fabrication in a unified computational infrastructure. This enables efficient circular use of non-standard materials and supports the transition to resource-aware, low-carbon construction. Wood K plus contributes expertise in material science and validation to ensure reliable quality assessment for integrating biobased material streams, predominantly reclaimed timber, into new architectural applications.

Lead partner:

Royal Danish Academy – Centre for Information Technology and Architecture (CITA)

Project lead:

Project Management: Royal Danish Academy – Centre for Information Technology and Architecture (CITA)
Contact and Management of Work Packages from Wood K plus: Dr. Johannes Huber

Project partners:

Royal Danish Academy – Centre for Information Technology and Architecture (CITA), University of Stuttgart, Technical University of Denmark, University of Innsbruck, Luleå University of Technology, OMTRE AS, Leiden University, Tallinn University of Technology, Kompetenzzentrum Holz GmbH - Wood K plus

Project periode:

November 2024 - October 2027

Project budget:

EUR 3.997.635

Research programme / Project ID:

Horizon Europe, EIC Pathfinder Challenges, Circular Economy for the Construction Sector / 101161441

Funding:

The project is funded by the European Union under Horizon Europe.

Scroll to Top