What type of tree should we be building things with?  Kath Giles talks with Charley Brentnall - a leader in timber construction and conservation - about the underutilization of certain tree species and sizes of timber, as well as the possibilities that lie within slow grown timber. Charley talks about the joy of high pruning and the future of timber construction in the UK and what that might look like.

What type of tree should we be building things with? Kath Giles talks with Charley Brentnall - a leader in timber construction and conservation - about the underutilization of certain tree species and sizes of timber, as well as the possibilities that lie within slow grown timber. Charley talks about the joy of high pruning and the future of timber construction in the UK and what that might look like.

What type of tree should we be building things with? &nbsp;Kath Giles talks with Charley Brentnall - a leader in timber construction and conservation - about the underutilization of certain tree species and sizes of timber, as well as the possibilities that lie within slow grown timber. Charley talks about the joy of high pruning and the future of timber construction in the UK and what that might look like.&nbsp;

Charley Brentnall: The Joy of High Pruning

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Charley Brentnall: The Joy of High Pruning

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