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In Zurich's Schwamendingen district, the Luegisland apartment building is an innovative replacement construction on a very small site, impressing with its sustainable timber construction, urban finesse, and functional design.

The new building is based on a pure TS3 skeleton construction with point-supported flat ceilings - completely without beams. The ceilings made of continuous CLT panels connect the interior and exterior spaces both visually and structurally. Balconies and living spaces merge seamlessly into one another - a key quality of the TS3 system. The ribbon windows emphasize the openness and provide light, visibility and airiness - supported by the filigree load-bearing structure made of the TS3 cast resin composite system.

Preliminary work on the new residential and commercial building at 137 Bergstrasse began in August 2024. Using TS3 technology, an open, three-story building with a steel-frame structure is being constructed, featuring the new municipal and school library on the ground and basement levels, medical practice spaces for primary care on the first floor, and four rental apartments on the second floor.

The municipality of Martigny built a new technical building with changing rooms and toilets for its swimming pool. The elegant and functional building was given a slender TS3 flat ceiling. Without beams, the roof construction appears very delicate, homogeneous and light.

A PD/ID shelter with an unusual folding/angled roof became a reality in the Chamblon barracks thanks to TS3 technology. This fantastic project impressively demonstrates the diverse possibilities of the TS3 system. The architects not only won the competition with their design, but also made a statement about the possibilities of modern timber construction.

The new Raiffeisenbank Wasserschloss building in Gebenstorf, designed by Merlo Architekten AG, is based on the TS3 skeleton construction method: Columns and wide-span, point-supported cross-laminated timber panels form the load-bearing structure, so that surrounding ribbon windows create an open and bright ambience. The wide-span load-bearing structure enables a flexible room layout for the counter hall and the office space above, which is spread over the other three floors.

Expanding a kindergarten during ongoing operations without damaging the rooms below? No problem! The tricky task was solved with TS3. The result is impressive.

Thanks to the innovative TS3 system, valuable room height could be saved in the logistics warehouse of Arthur Weber AG and the timber construction could be erected efficiently during ongoing operations. This pioneering construction method creates sustainable, economical and versatile buildings.

On Zelgstrasse in Uster, the developer UBS Sima is creating a pioneering residential neighborhood with a clear focus on environmentally conscious and forward-looking modular construction. Originally planned as a conventional construction project with 164 apartments, it evolved—thanks to an innovative competitive design process—into a flagship project for sustainable, rapid, and low-emission construction—with minimal noise and traffic impact. With the help of the TS3 system, the residential complex is being built in record time.

The existing apartment building from the 1980s on Bahnhofstrasse in Busswil was extended with an extension and an attic storey was added. With the TS3 system, the extension was able to fully comply with building regulations without any loss of room height due to joists.

The retirement and care center in Esslingen needed additional space. Thanks to the innovative TS3 technology, the existing load-bearing structure could be taken over and the building extended by 2 storeys. The short construction time, use of regional timber and flexible room design thanks to TS3 technology make the building a showcase project for sustainable construction

Three playground shelters were built for Goldach School, enhancing the outdoor space both functionally and architecturally. The open wooden structures provide shelter from the elements and a pleasant place to spend time, blending harmoniously into the school grounds.

In the case of the apartment buildings on the lower right bank of Lake Zurich, the advantages of TS3 technology and timber construction are both noticeable and visible: the construction method allows flexible room division and timber ceilings that run from the inside to the outside without complex cantilever connections.

The municipality of Grossaffoltern is expanding and renovating the school complex in several stages. One highlight is the new single-storey building, which is completely detached from the existing building. The filigree cantilevered canopy provides optimum protection for the building itself as well as for people passing underneath.

In the Tech Cluster Zug stands the sculpture Semiramis, which stands as a symbol for the connection of high-tech and nature. TS3 made a significant contribution to the fact that today the complex wooden shells seem to float weightlessly at airy heights.

The new building "Kijuzu am Wald" Holzbau expands the range of childcare services in the municipality of Zuchwil. The innovative TS3 technology made the originally planned beams superfluous, while the generous use of wood provides a warm and inviting atmosphere.

On Bachstrasse in Buchs in the canton of Aargau, a multi-family house was built in timber construction, which was originally planned as a reinforced concrete structure. The TS3 technology made it possible to change the material in the planning phase.

Due to the increasing number of students, the municipality of Richterswil has decided to expand the space available in the Feld 1 school building. This will create an additional 1,542 square meters of space for classrooms, group rooms and a music room.

Building for the future! A sustainable building with a healthy footprint - that is one of the most important goals in the realization of the new building of Hustech Installations AG. The large spans of the canopy on the main building could be built relatively slim thanks to TS3 technology.

The entrance area of the Badi Brunnen was redesigned. Large-format panels made of cross-laminated timber cover the entrance area. The joint grouting on the face side with TS3 technology allows a wide column grid.

The new replacement building at Wehntalerstrasse 52 in Zurich-Unterstrass has eight apartments of different sizes. The ecological aspects as well as the longevity are of great importance for the Generationenhaus W52. The slabs of all storeys are made of TS3.

In Frenkendorf, the first four-story column-and-slab structure made of wood was built. Thanks to TS3, the building once planned in concrete can be built in wood. The planning with the multi-axial load-bearing cross laminated timber panels is similar to reinforced concrete.

At Blümlimattweg 15 in Thun, Switzerland's first apartment building with a basement made of wood with TS3 joints was built. The building is also the Living Lab of the DeepWood research project and has innovative approaches to building physics.

oN5 is the first TS3 building, North America. Situated in Vancouver, the oN5 office building pays homage to the beauty, structural performance and sustainability of solid wood.

Where locomotives and machines were once built, a new urban district is now being created right next to Winterthur train station. In front of the house "Krokodil" a dome shaped pavilion roof with the TS3 technology was built.

In the Austrian Tyrol, a 650m2 cross laminated timber panel was created in two days using TS3 technology. This is a world record: it is the largest continuous CLT panel.

In Grossaffoltern in the Bernese Seeland region, four apartment buildings are being built using the new TS3 technology. This is the first residential development worldwide to use the innovative technology.

A carport was built on an existing garage in Nottwil using TS3 technology with a column grid of 5 meters.

During a renovation and expansion of the Anandia Cannabis Center in Comox BC on Vancouver Island, Canada, TS3 technology was used for the new canopy.

Where once the people of Langenthal took a bath in the tin tubs, the Burch family spoils you today in the Hirschenbad restaurant. TS3 technology was used for the new pavilion.

In early January 2019, the first staircase was built using TS3 technology. The showcase project was built in Naikoon Contracting's new office building in North Vancouver.

Supports, panels, done: In the courtyard of the Bern University of Applied Sciences in Biel, there is a permanent test stand with the new TS3 technology and the world's first face-bonded balcony. This clearly demonstrates the new possibilities for timber construction.