Wood bonds CO2 and only releases this again during combustion or decomposition. With a timber house, you are supporting this natural cycle.
References detached houses
You can find a selection of completed projects here
20. September 2023
Double house in Naters
Element construction
2x 6½ Rooms, 165m² living space
26. January 2022
Prefab house in Eggerberg
Element construction
4½ Rooms, 126m² living space
26. January 2022
Prefab house in Hilterfingen
Element construction
5½ Rooms, 161m² living space
20. January 2022
Prefab house in Ried-Brig
Element construction
6½ Rooms, 172m² living space
20. January 2022
Prefab house in Ried-Brig
Element construction
5½ Rooms, 168m² living space
19. April 2021
Prefab house in Tannay (VD)
Element construction
7½ Rooms, 201m² living space
14. April 2021
Prefab house in Niedergesteln
Element construction
5½ Rooms, 167m² living space
14. April 2021
Prefab house in St. Niklaus
Element construction
5½ Rooms, 161m² living space
13. April 2021
Prefab house in Niedergesteln
Element construction
5½ Rooms, 168m² living space
15. March 2021
Prefab house and apartments in Diogne
Element construction
8½ Rooms, 248m² living space
04. March 2021
Prefab house in Münchenstein
Element construction
5½ Rooms, 188m² living space
15. February 2021
Prefab house in Ried-Brig
Element construction
5½ Rooms, 181m² living space
Advantages of element and prefab construction
CO2-neutral raw material
Cost effective
The short construction duration and high level of prefabrication means that timber construction has a clear advantage over other construction methods.
Durable and highly resistant
The oldest wooden building in Switzerland dates back to the 12th century and is located in Simplon Dorf. Ships and aircraft were built exclusively with wood for a very long period.
Indoor climate
Wood is cosy. Its ability to absorb and emit moisture again at all times creates a pleasant living climate.
More ecological
Renewable, environmentally friendly, short transportation routes, recyclable. These and many other arguments make wood the material of the future.
Rapid construction phase
Digital processes and well-established procedures make timber construction a flexible and rapid building method.
Strict fire protection
Wood burns – but predictably. Even in the event of a 1,000°C fire, wood remains undamaged and stable one centimetre below the charred surface.
Versatile applications
Bridges, halls, kitchens and stairs – wood can be used anywhere and combined with other materials.
