About the Organisers
Since 1938, the Timber Development Association of Australia has championed timber innovation, connecting industry professionals through events, research and global partnerships to drive growth, collaboration and excellence across Australia’s building sector.
About the Organisers
Overview
The Timber Development Association Australia (TDA) was incorporated in 1938 to promote the use and sale of timber, whether native or imported, for all purposes in the building industry. TDA continues to support the timber sector by advancing technical capability, industry knowledge, and market development across Australia. We work closely with a number of related organisations, including Forest and Wood Products Australia (FWPA), Australian Forest and Wood Innovations (AFWI), and others.
Who we represent
TDA’s membership spans a wide cross-section of the timber supply chain and supporting professions, including:
What we do
TDA’s primary activities include:
National and international affiliation
TDA is a member of the International Wood Products Association (IWPA), based in the United States, and maintains links into international timber markets and industry networks, including engagement across regions such as the United Kingdom and Europe.
Membership
TDA membership provides a practical way for organisations to contribute to, and stay connected with, key industry initiatives, technical developments, and sector-wide engagement through TDA’s programs and activities.
Membership categories and annual fees (including GST) are:
| Trade Associations | $1,650.00 |
| Timber companies; including processors, manufacturers, and merchants | $550.00 |
| Complementary segments of the industry; fabricators, architectural practices, engineering practices, product suppliers | $550.00 |
| Individuals whose business is not directly or indirectly engaged in the forest products industry or design community | $75.00 |
Ready to Promote the Awards?
Promote and encourage outstanding timber design in the built environment professions, collaborating and cooperating with the Australian Timber Design Awards competition.
