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Architecture is also about experimentation. This was evident when 50 budding architects participated in the Paraply Architecture Workshop in Copenhagen. The focus was on creating creative and climate-conscious projects based on residual and recycled materials, including Troldtekt acoustic panels.

In collaboration with North Trade House, Troldtekt ensures that contractors and timber merchants can take back clean construction site offcuts and waste from Troldtekt cement-bonded wood wool panels. The returned material is used as a resource in new cycles.

What does the construction industry look like when it lives up to the Paris Agreement and climate science? This is the theme of Building Green in Copenhagen, which will take place on 30-31 October 2024. Troldtekt is one of the partners at a Cradle to Cradle themed stand, where you can experience the circular economy in practice.

Denmark’s tallest wooden building and a head office made from 90 per cent recycled and reused materials. The courage to take new paths to reduce their carbon footprint is a common thread that runs through several finalists of the Building Awards. Troldtekt is part of the interior in both the high-rise building TRÆ and Tscherning’s head office.

The network for innovative space solutions invites you to the Today For The Future evening event at the marzipan factory in Hamburg on Tuesday, 10 September. Here you can experience professional presentations and elegant interior design solutions in the combined office and showroom.

The German Sustainability Award is Europe’s leading award for environmental awareness and social engagement. In 2024, pioneering companies from various sectors will be honoured with an award. Troldtekt has been nominated in the category for construction and property.

Troldtekt’s CSR report for 2023 has been honoured in the best class – Excellence Class – at the ESG Transparency Award ceremony. The German consultancy firm EUPD Research is behind the award, in which Troldtekt scores high on good corporate governance practices, among other things.

In three years, Troldtekt has reduced its carbon footprint per square metre of acoustic panels produced by 6.9 per cent. This is shown by data in Troldtekt’s CSR report for 2023. The reduction has occurred in scope 3, which mainly covers cement from Aalborg Portland. Part of the explanation is due to the cement type FUTURECEM™.

A significant part of the world’s CO2 emissions comes from the production of building materials. That's why there's massive potential in extending the lifetime of buildings, rather than erecting new ones. In a new online theme, Troldtekt focuses on successful transformations and renovations of existing buildings.

The Danish manufacturer of Troldtekt® acoustic panels is preparing to enhance its sustainability work further and take the next step towards circular products. Two profiles from the construction industry have been recruited for the company’s new Sustainability Department, joining two experienced colleagues.

In the coming years, there will be significantly more elderly people – and they will live longer. Therefore, the housing market must be prepared to meet the needs of the elderly in terms of housing. In a new online theme from Troldtekt A/S, you can read about architecture for both resourceful senior citizens and those in need of more care.

The construction industry cannot minimise its way out of the climate crisis. There is a need for buildings with a low carbon footprint – and for healthy, durable materials which can create value in new cycles.