Housing Estate Toblerstrasse

2017, Zürich-Fluntern

The Zürichberg housing estate captivates with its unusual architecture: 13 compact solitary buildings with a triangular ground plan, which create cabinet-like exterior spaces through their rotated and offset arrangement.

Residential building sue&til

2019, Winterthur

sue&til: The currently largest wooden residential building in Switzerland contains 307 apartments, a mixed-use ground floor and 200 parking lots. The 6-storey building is a flagship project for timber construction in Switzerland.

School Complex Chrüzacher

2017, Bassersdorf

At the initiative of Timbatec, the new school complex in Bassersdorf produced even more timber than planned. Originally, only the walls of the gym were to be made of timber, but the roof of concrete. Timbatec also proposed to build the roof in timber construction in order to save costs.

Autobahn-Werkhof

2017, Loveresse BE

Highest precision was required at the Werkhof of the A16 motorway in Loveresse in the Bernese Jura. Due to the enormous mass of the 150 meter long hall, the timber construction elements had to fit exactly.

Apartment buildings Wolf and Edelweiss

2017, Andermatt

After The Chedi Hotel, Timbatec was awarded another contract in the holiday village Andermatt Reuss. At the two apartment buildings Wolf and Edelweiss, the timber construction engineers were responsible for the statics of the roof construction and for the fire protection of the shingle facade of one residential building.

A Residence made entirely of Swiss Timber

2016, Köniz

The Arborea residential house in Köniz, which is concealed behind the solidly constructed arcades, is a pure timber construction.

MFH Johnsonhaus

2014, Köniz

In the heart of the municipality of Köniz, a residential and commercial building on Neuhausplatz has been built in a sunny location close to the center.

Hotel The Chedi

2014, Andermatt

"Andermatt Swiss Alps" is a year-round holiday destination in the heart of the Swiss Alps. The project comprises six 4 and 5-star hotels, around 500 apartments in 42 buildings and 25 exclusive chalets.

Timber Grows with You

More and more large buildings are being built with timber as a renewable building material. Timbatec is a leading, innovative company in this growing future market. We construct multi-story buildings, industrial buildings and bridges in timber. And we develop modern timber construction products according to individual requirements.

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1st place for Timbatec Timber Construction Engineers Switzerland Ltd
04.12.2018
Together with k a t h r i n s i n m e n architects ETH SIA, Zurich, we won the 1st prize of the study contract "Retirement apartments Breitenegg area". Timbatec Timber Construction Engineers Switzerland Ltd is looking forward to an exciting project and an interesting cooperation with all participants.
Lukas Rüegsegger at the Bau+Energie trade fair in Bern
12.11.2018
Lukas Rüegsegger, Managing Director Timbatec Bern Branch, will speak at the Bau+Energie Messe in Bern about tenders for public buildings with Swiss wood. In this presentation the basics for public tenders according to GATT/WTO will be explained on the basis of practical examples.
UN Economic Commission for Europe invites Stefan Zöllig to give a lecture
01.11.2018
High honour for Stefan Zöllig, founder of Timbatec and TS3: The UN Commission for Europe has invited him to Vancouver to deliver a speech. The event he will speak at is a conference of the United Nations Committee on Forests and the Forest Industry.
Johann Maître is awarded for the most innovative Bachelor's thesis at the Bern University of Applied Sciences, Architecture, Wood and Civil Engineering
22.10.2018
The Timbatec engineers congratulate Johann Maître on his most innovative Bachelor's thesis at the Bern University of Applied Sciences, Architecture, Wood and Civil Engineering (BFH AHB). We would also like to congratulate Pascal Schönbächler, Sebastian Zwahlen and Stefan Vogt on their graduation as Bachelor of Science in Wood Technology at the BFH AHB. All four diploma students completed their internship at Timbatec engineers.
Stefan Zöllig is guest at the 1st Säntis Innovation Cluster Timber Forum
31.05.2018
In mid-June, the first Forum Säntis Innovation Cluster Timber will be held in Wattwil, St. Gallen. One of the speakers at the forum is Stefan Zöllig, founder of Timbatec and TS3.
Never Before has such a Large Timber Panel been Glued with TS3 Technology
23.05.2018
Flück Holzbau AG needed a new working platform for its new joinery line. The platform, 15 meters long and 7.5 meters wide, was recently laid and glued by Timbatec and TS3 in the company's workshop.
Local TV Introduces Revolutionary TS3 Technology
18.05.2018
A report on TS3 technology was broadcast in the business magazine "P Portfolio" of the Biel local television station Telebielingue on the occasion of the opening of the endurance test bench. The TV magazine presents the method that is to revolutionize timber construction worldwide.
The New TS3 Technology Arouses Great Interest
17.05.2018
Yesterday evening, Timber Structures 3.0 AG attended the Bern University of Applied Sciences BFH inaugurated the new TS3 endurance test bench. About 100 people attended the inauguration. They experienced live how the TS3 experts glued timber components on the front side.
Endurance Test Bench in Biel: Now You Can Experience the New TS3 Technology Up Close
02.05.2018
For the first time you can see the new technology of Timber Structures 3.0 one to one. The new TS3 endurance test bench is currently being set up at the Berne University of Applied Sciences in Biel. As part of the current CTI project, the possible applications of TS3 technology will be examined and shown. The inauguration of the test stand will take place on 16 May.
Timber as a Problem Solver: Timbatec Projects in the Focus of the Media
24.04.2018
Timber construction is the trend. This is proven by several media reports that have recently focused attention on timber buildings in general and Timbatec projects in particular. The topic was the natural building material not only because of its sustainability. But also because timber can solve urgent problems of urban living, noise or lack of living space, for example.