By combining our knowledge of nature, natural materials and sustainability in everything we make and do, we aim for nothing less than to re-build the connection between people and the forest to bring the heart of the forest into everyone’s life through our Lunawood Thermowood.
Projects
Guimarães, Portugal
Casa A
This contemporary villa is located in an urban area of Guimarães in Portugal. Privacy and altimetry are the focus point in this design by REM'A arquitectos. The extracellular voids encompass the exterior areas, increasing the space and views. The domestic voids encircle the interior and private space. The volume of...
Vilnius, Lithuania
Residential Houses in Vilnius
This project is located on the outskirts of Vilnius. The site has a strong and natural entrance - visitors are welcomed by large pine trees which surround the whole area. The facades of the buildings are wrapped in Lunawood Thermowood "ribbon". Vertical and natural wood panels lace the properties, softening...
Leutkirch im Allgäu, Germany
Center Parcs Park Allgäu
Discover the mesmerizing and beautiful Alps. These Center Parcs holiday cottages in Leutkirch im Allgäu, have been made possibly by Mocopinus powered by Lunawood. The cottages are adorned with pre-greyed exterior cladding, giving the Facades a natural finish and breathing new life and warmth into these holiday homes.
Madrid, Spain
Orange Headquarters in Madrid
The Soothing effect of nature in an urban office building located in Madrid. Studies show that wood materials such as Lunawood Thermowood have stress-relieving properties, making them a healthy material for home and work environment. Making an ecological material-choice does not mean that you need to compromise on the quality...
Products
Funchal, Madeira
Private Apartment with Luna Triple
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Luna Triple 32×140
- Gives a 3 D/wood strip effect with fewer nails for facades due it’s deeper grooves
- Hidden nailing profile allows painting before installation, which makes installation faster compared to traditional solar shades
- Dimensional stability
- Resin free
- Non-toxic
- Sustainable wood product
- All climates
Private House Beloura
Lunawood Solar Shades
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Luna SHP 42×68
Also available: Luna SHP 42×92, Luna SHP 42×140
- Dimensional stability
- Resin free
- Non-toxic
- Sustainable wood product
- All climates
Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, China
September Forest Nanjing
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Luna Deck 2 Profix 2 26×117
Also available: Luna Deck 2 Profix 2 26×92
- Easy to assemble with Profix 2 hidden fixing
- Decay resistance class of 2 (durable)
- All Climates
- Dimensional stability
- Resin free
- Non toxic
- Sustainable wood product
- Available also factory oiled
Stories
Turkey
Creating luxury hotels with Lunawood Thermowood
Turkey is known for its luxury hotels, but few people know how much preparation and how many stakeholders there are behind the scenes to make a hotel project a success. The young and dynamic architecture office Baraka is specialised in the design of large hotel projects, where Lunawood Thermowood products...
Finland
Project Ö – Behind The Design
Aleksi Hautamäki – a designer of spatial planning in a commercial context, shares an in-depth look at how all the design decisions and details came together when designing his private house “Project Ö” for his family on an archipelago of Finland. “My design philosophy in this case, as well as...
Lithuania
DO Architects – Bringing nature back to urban lifestyles
DO ARCHITECTS, a contemporary architecture office from Vilnius, Lithuania, is determined to create eye-catching and influencing architecture that certifies success. Their mission is to achieve substantial and lasting transformations of cities, houses and landscapes. Mrs. Sabina Daugėlienė is one of the partners of DO ARCHITECTS. She is a passionate person...
Portugal
Susana Carvalho, Architecture for Future Generations
For Susana Carvalho enthusiasm for creativity and visual expression started already from the childhood. She has always loved drawing, painting and crafts, but, at some point in youth, Susana was at the point where she had to choose between fashion design and architecture. “I guess architecture was more complete for...