Douglas wood cladding
Wood cladding Douglas Fir Traditional wood tones ELEGANCE
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Douglas fir cladding / Linéa / Malt 112 - Credits: Project: Le Sekoia - Residential complex - Developer: Immoxalis - Architect: MC+Architecture - Installer: Charm'Ossature

Douglas wood cladding
Wood cladding Douglas Fir Traditional wood tones ELEGANCE
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Douglas fir cladding / Linéa / Malt 112 - Credits: Project: Le Sekoia - Residential complex - Developer: Immoxalis - Architect: MC+Architecture - Installer: Charmo'Ossature

Douglas wood cladding
Wood cladding Douglas Fir False open-joint wood tones ELEGANCE
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Douglas fir cladding / Soléa / Malt 112 - Credits: Project:  Esprit Dock - Residential complex - Architect: GDV Architectes Associés - Installer: Ets Pougnand

Douglas fir wood cladding / Trapézo / Gris 102 - Credits: Bicycle storage area - Architect: B.L.A.C Architectes & Associés
Wood cladding Douglas Fir Open-joint pre-weathered NEW AGE
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Douglas fir wood cladding / Trapézo / Gris 102 - Credits: Bicycle storage area - Architect: B.L.A.C Architectes & Associés 

Douglas wood cladding / Linéa / Gris 102- Credits: L'Hester - Architect: archi5 - Developer: REI Habitat - Installer: MEHA Charpentes
Wood cladding Douglas Fir Traditional pre-weathered NEW AGE
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Douglas wood cladding / Linéa / Gris 102- Credits: L'Hester - Architect: archi5 - Developer: REI Habitat - Installer: MEHA Charpentes 

Douglas wood cladding / Linéa / Gris 102- Credits: L'Hester - Architect: archi5 - Developer: REI Habitat - Installer: MEHA Charpentes
Wood cladding Douglas Fir Traditional pre-weathered NEW AGE
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Douglas wood cladding / Linéa / Gris 102- Credits: L'Hester - Architect: archi5 - Developer: REI Habitat - Installer: MEHA Charpentes 

Douglas wood cladding / Linéa / Gris 102- Credits: L'Hester - Architect: archi5 - Developer: REI Habitat - Installer: MEHA Charpentes
Wood cladding Douglas Fir Traditional pre-weathered NEW AGE
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Douglas wood cladding / Linéa / Gris 102- Credits: L'Hester - Architect: archi5 - Developer: REI Habitat - Installer: MEHA Charpentes

Douglas fir wood cladding / Soléa 2 / Gris 102 - Credits: Collective housing - Architect: Virtuel Architecture - Photographer: Hervé Abbadie
Wood cladding Douglas Fir False open-joint pre-weathered NEW AGE
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Douglas fir wood cladding / Soléa 2 / Gris 102 - Credits: Collective housing - Architect: Virtuel Architecture - Photographer: Hervé Abbadie 

Douglas fir wood cladding/ Soléa 2 / Gris 102 - Credits: Les Fontanelles residence - Developer: Nexity - Installer: Charpentes du Lac
Wood cladding Douglas Fir False open-joint pre-weathered NEW AGE
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Douglas fir wood cladding/ Soléa 2 / Gris 102 - Credits: Les Fontanelles residence - Developer: Nexity - Installer: Charpentes du Lac 

Douglas fir wood cladding / Soléa 2 / Irisé 108 - Credits: Collective housing - Owner: Altand Quartus - Architect: Cobe Architecture & Paysage - Installer: Cuiller Frères
Wood cladding Douglas Fir False open-joint pre-weathered NEW AGE
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Douglas fir wood cladding / Soléa 2 / Irisé 108 - Credits: Collective housing - Owner: Altand Quartus - Architect: Cobe Architecture & Paysage - Installer: Cuiller Frères 

Douglas fir wood cladding / Soléa 2 / Irisé 108 - Credits: Collective housing - Owner: Altand Quartus - Architect: Cobe Architecture & Paysage - Installer: Cuiller Frères
Wood cladding Douglas Fir False open-joint pre-weathered NEW AGE
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Douglas fir wood cladding / Soléa 2 / Irisé 108 - Credits: Collective housing - Owner: Altand Quartus - Architect: Cobe Architecture & Paysage - Installer: Cuiller Frères 

Larch wood cladding / Soléa 2 / Gris 102 - Credits: Jaurès Petit Collective housing - Architect: archi5 associated with Encore Heureux Architecte - Photographer: Sergio Grazia
Wood cladding Larch False open-joint pre-weathered NEW AGE
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Larch wood cladding / Soléa 2 / Gris 102 - Credits: Jaurès Petit Collective housing - Architect: archi5 associated with Encore Heureux Architecte - Photographer: Sergio Grazia

Larch wood cladding / Soléa 2 / Gris 102 - Credits: Jaurès Petit Collective housing - Architect: archi5 associated with Encore Heureux Architecte - Photographer: Sergio Grazia
Wood cladding Larch False open-joint pre-weathered NEW AGE
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Larch wood cladding / Soléa 2 / Gris 102 - Credits: Collective housing Jaurès Petit- Architect: archi5 associated with Encore Heureux Architecte - Photographer: Sergio Grazia

Red Cedar wood cladding / Chanfréa / Gris 102 - Credits:  Le Séquoia residence - Architect: Frédéric Marinet - Developer: Primalp and Valmont - Fitter: Charpentes du Lac
Wood cladding Western Red Cedar Traditional pre-weathered NEW AGE
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Red Cedar wood cladding / Chanfréa / Gris 102 - Credits: Le Séquoia residence - Architect: Frédéric Marinet - Developer: Primalp and Valmont - Fitter: Charpentes du Lac

Exterior Wood Siding for Multi-Family Buildings

The projects featured on this page illustrate the wide range of applications for exterior wood siding in the multi-family housing sector. Used on residential buildings, apartment complexes, and large-scale housing developments, it creates facades with a strong architectural identity while adapting to the specific constraints of each project.

Available in various wood species such as Douglas fir, Western Red Cedar, Thermo Larch or Nordic Spruce , Sivalbp wood siding offers numerous customization options thanks to a wide selection of profiles and finishes. It is suitable for new construction as well as for the renovation or restoration of multi-family buildings.

What is the best cladding installation method for an apartment building?

Depending on the desired architectural effect, wood cladding can be installed vertically or horizontally. Vertical installation helps emphasize the slender lines of the facades and accentuate the building’s height, while horizontal installation highlights the building’s lines and enhances its integration into its surroundings.

The natural aging of wood siding over time

Like any living material, wood changes over the years due to weather conditions and exposure. This natural patina is an integral part of the character and authenticity of wood facades. The variety of projects presented here showcases different aesthetic approaches and finishes depending on the wood species, colors, and environments.

Explore more wood cladding projects

Looking for examples of other types of buildings? Check out our wood cladding projects for public buildings, commercial and industrial buildings, hotels & restaurants, and single-family home cladding projects.