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Architectural challenges arising from building codes, the local landscape, and the client’s interior design requirements, as well as nearly insurmountable technical challenges. TS3-PTS elements were manufactured accordingly, and in combination with TS3 technology, the roof load could be transferred to the exterior walls.

The floor-to-ceiling windows lend character to this architecturally sophisticated building and flood the interior with light. The skylight brings natural light onto the spiral staircase, setting the scene.

Two spacious wooden shelters were built for the playground at Obermatt School in Hergiswil. The open roofs create sheltered gathering areas and clearly define the outdoor space.

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 slabs—completely without beams. The floors, made of continuous CLT panels, connect interior and exterior spaces both visually and structurally. Balconies and living spaces flow seamlessly into one another—a key feature of the TS3 system. The ribbon windows emphasize the openness and provide light, views, and airiness—supported by the delicate load-bearing structure made from 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.