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The Sara Cultural Centre is designed to ‘communicate’ with the buildings around it.

Sweden’s innovative wooden skyscraper captures as much carbon as 10,000 forests

Between the towering trees of Sweden's Bothnian coastline, a new skyscraper is bucking the trend of the traditionally carbon-heavy construction industry.

The 20-storey, 75-metre-high Sara Cultural Centre - named after a popular Swedish author - opened its doors last September.

It’s yet another wooden structure to adorn the streets of Skelleftea - a city that is tackling the climate crisis one newbuild at a time.

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