Innovative solutions: Multi-storey timber construction

Multi-storey residential construction

Your specialist in timber and hybrid construction

Timber construction

Multi-storey residential buildings made of wood have become increasingly important in recent years. The reason for this is obvious: wood is a renewable and climate-neutral building material that represents an excellent alternative to traditional building materials. Wood is the perfect choice for the production of building envelopes and the construction and design of interiors in particular. The use of prefabricated components and elements also makes the construction of timber buildings particularly economical and efficient.

As a specialist in timber and timber hybrid construction, we have particular expertise in the planning and construction of multi-storey residential buildings made of timber. By standardizing planning and construction, we are able to fully exploit the potential of timber construction in multi-storey residential buildings. We always take the individual needs of our customers into account and focus on tailor-made solutions that meet the highest ecological and economic standards.

Thanks to our expertise and experience, we can also meet the increasing demand for affordable living space in urban areas. We take a holistic approach to planning, design and production in order to offer our customers tailor-made solutions that meet the highest standards.

Sustainable building with wood

Together for sustainability –
Good for our climate. Good for our future.

The advantages

Health

Wood can have a positive effect on the indoor climate and thus contribute to better health of the occupants.

Fast construction time

The use of prefabricated wooden building elements and modular structures can significantly reduce the construction time.

Climate friendliness

Wood as a building material has lower thermal conductivity than other materials, which means that it provides better thermal insulation, helping to reduce energy consumption for heating and cooling.

Energy efficiency

Wood is an excellent insulator that, when used properly, can increase the energy efficiency of buildings. Wood can also serve as a CO2 reservoir, which helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Sustainability

Wood is a renewable resource, making it a sustainable building material choice compared to other non-renewable materials like concrete or steel.

Timber construction

Basic determination

This is where the framework conditions of the building project are determined, such as the purpose of the building project, the user requirements and the site conditions.

Preliminary planning

In this phase, initial drafts are created based on the results of the basic assessment. Proposed solutions are developed and tested.

Design planning

Based on the preliminary planning, the final design is developed and detailed in this phase. Different variants are examined and evaluated.

Approval planning

In this phase, the necessary approval documents are prepared. All documents required for the approval of the construction project are compiled, such as the building application, structural calculations, fire protection concept and building law certificates.

Implementation planning

All details and technical requirements of the construction project are recorded here in a comprehensive set of plans. This includes, in particular, the positioning and arrangement of the components and the execution details.

Preparation of the award

In this phase, service specifications are created in which all construction services are described in detail. Requests for proposals are sent out to potential contractors.

Participation in the awarding of contracts

In this phase, the architect or engineer assists the client in evaluating tenders and awarding contracts.

Object monitoring

During the construction phase, the architect or engineer monitors the implementation of the construction project. He checks whether the construction work is being carried out in accordance with the contract and documents the progress of construction.

Property management and documentation

Once the construction project has been completed, the construction work is documented and the construction project is accepted. The architect or engineer is also responsible for the supervision of the building after completion of the construction project and rectifies any defects.