• — 2011
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• — 2010
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• — 2009
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• — 2008
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• — 2007
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• — Birch Plywood Christmas Tree
• — Tree Restaurant by Koichi Takada Architects
• — 'Liyuan Library' by Li Xiaodong
• — Medieval Harmondsworth Barn bought by English Heritage
• — Wim Goes Architectuur: Refuge

The English Oak Buildings blog is a resource created to collect and collate relevant research and other articles of general interest that we ourselves find inspiring, and which we think that you will find interesting too.

While the blog has a clear bias towards all things wood, and the use of wood in architecture in particular, it's also here to detail interior design, design products, fixtures, fittings and furniture, and other parallel reference from contemporary arts and culture that reflects or compliments English Oak Buildings' primary areas of expertise - or areas of interest that we know our clients and business partners to be concerned with.

We hope that you will find it as enjoyable to peruse as we have in compiling it, and trust that you will return to it often to keep abreast of the material that will be added on a constant and ongoing basis.