We’re thrilled to be among the finalists of ‘outstanding calibre’ in the 2017 Air New Zealand Cargo Export NZ Awards.
New Zealand exterior wood specialist Abodo has achieved another first – an exterior CLT panel made exclusively from thermally modified radiata pine.
Te Wharehou o Waikaremoana is a Ngai Tūhoe and the Department of Conservation project, to build a Visitor’s Centre at Lake Waikaremoana using the principles of the Living Building and Community Challenge.
After a year of product testing to New Zealand conditions, Abodo will be offering Sioo:x – a natural wood coating that silvers off over time.
A feature fence however, does not need to cost the earth (in both senses of the word). Abodo has made designer fences easily accessible.
Abodo Founder, Daniel Gudsell, talks to Vodafone Chief Executive, Russell Stanners, about innovation, sustainability and how Abodo’s eco timber helped the Vodafone Building achieve its Green Star rating.
Beating the compliance roadblock with Abodo’s Codemark-certified eco timber cladding.
Charred wood cladding and feature lining are the products of an ancient Japanese technique that creates a unique, beautiful and durable exterior wood product.
Featuring Abodo’s eco-timber cladding throughout.
This season of The Block has an eco-focus, meaning this year’s homes will be the most sustainable, energy-efficient Block homes yet.
Visitors to the New Zealand Room at the Palazzo Bollani will be among the first people to come into contact with a new product that is the result of a collaboration between New Zealand-based designer David Trubridge and Abodo Wood.
During the design of this new residential build, the owners had a specific colour palette in mind for the exterior.