EcoCocon

Most discussions around bio-based construction focus on the material. In reality, that’s rarely the hard part. The complexity sits around it — approvals, cost structure, coordination between teams that are often working with a system like this for the first time. If you’ve ever delivered a building, you know what that involves. Hyllie in Malmö shows what it looks like when all of this comes together. A 12-story residential building, delivered using CLT structure and the EcoCocon Straw Wall System — now built and ready to move in. In our upcoming online session, me and Fredrik Fagerberg will walk through how it was done — from early decisions to on-site execution. Not the concept, but what it takes to make it work. If you're interested in working with bio-based systems and want to see how this plays out in practice, feel free to join. 👉 Save your seat on this link https://lnkd.in/d9PEg-fj

Right now, most teams in our industry are under pressure to deliver low-carbon buildings. It’s no longer optional. But knowing what to build is one thing. Delivering it is another. Approvals, cost structure, coordination between teams and suppliers — that’s where projects usually get complicated, especially when people are working with a system like this for the first time. ETC Hyllie in Malmö is a good example of what it looks like when it has been escalated as well as possible. A 12-story residential building, delivered with a CLT structure and the EcoCocon Straw Wall System, is now complete. We’ll go through the full story in our upcoming session with Fredrik Fagerberg from ETC Byggentreprenad AB - from early decisions to on-site construction. If you're working on projects where feasibility, compliance, and delivery matter, you might find it useful to join. Save you seat here https://lnkd.in/d9PEg-fj

After months of planning, it's finally happening - a special webinar with our premium partner, Henning Larsen I couldn't be more excited about this collaboration. Jakob Strømann-Andersen, Partner & Director of Innovation and Sustainability, is sharing Henning Larsen's playbook for bio-based construction at scale. Henning Larsen has been building with EcoCocon straw panels across multiple continents, and now Jakob is revealing their approach to making sustainable construction work on any project size. 🏰 You'll get exclusive case studies on: → Feltbælle School: From pilot project to proven system → Lelystad logistics center: Designing Europe's largest timber facility Plus practical lessons on balancing design, regulations, and sustainability - insights that apply to any large-scale sustainability project in the industry. 🌱 From that first small school project to Europe's largest timber logistics center - our collaboration has redefined what's possible in sustainable construction. For anyone exploring scalable, low-carbon building strategies - this is a rare opportunity to learn from one of the world's leading architecture firms. 📍The Henning Larsen Playbook for Scalable Straw Buildings 24.10.2025 at 2PM CET | Free registration | Online See you there! This one's going to be special. 🔗 Register here https://lnkd.in/eQZWJzpY

What if there was a way for buildings to store carbon instead of just emitting it? Join our webinar and learn how how Henning Larsen are turning this vision into reality with EcoCocon's straw construction systems that are scalable, regulation-compliant, and carbon-negative.

This webinar is a unique chance to learn from one of the most prominent studios in biogenic design. See what it takes to scale from pilots to commercial projects and how Henning Larsen keeps aesthetic quality while using prefab straw systems and meeting regulations. Discover the Henning Larsen Playbook for Scalable Straw Buildings on October 24!

Henning Larsen’s Jakob Strømann-Andersen reveals how pushing EcoCocon into the design unlocked the world’s largest straw panel project.