Inside Europe’s billion-dollar wooden city
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最新报道：Europe's largest wooden city, Sickla in Stockholm, will be constructed almost entirely from timber as part of Sweden's push for sustainable urban development. The project, led by developer Atrium Ljungberg, aims to reduce carbon emissions by replacing traditional concrete and steel with cross-laminated timber (CLT). Scheduled for completion by 2027, Sickla will feature residential buildings, offices, and retail spaces, all built with fire-resistant engineered wood. Advocates highlight timber's lower carbon footprint and faster construction times, though critics raise concerns about long-term durability and fire risks. The project aligns with EU climate goals and could set a precedent for future eco-friendly urban planning.
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