TimberAtlas is a global reference for mass timber architecture, bringing information about completed buildings, the studios that designed them and the suppliers behind them into a structured, open database. The platform is intended for architects, engineers, developers and manufacturers who want to understand what has actually been built, where projects are located, who contributed to their design and which suppliers were involved. By connecting project, design-studio and supplier information, TimberAtlas offers a practical way to explore the people and work shaping timber construction.

Its focus is on built projects, providing a reference grounded in completed examples rather than unbuilt proposals. The database is scheduled to become public in January 2027. TimberAtlas presents itself as a resource for an international audience, with its global purpose expressed across multiple languages.

Its central offering is access to organized information about mass timber buildings and the organizations behind them, supporting users seeking precedents, project context and industry connections in the field of timber architecture