The replacement construction of a modern office and commercial building using timber construction methods is combined with the use of clay as a material. The implementation impresses with its sustainable construction and excellent CO2 balance.

The extension fits perfectly into the south-eastern part of the existing Lausanne cantonal court building and brings together all the courtrooms on the L'Hermitage site in Lausanne.

In a prime location in Aarberg, a commercial building has been constructed for different needs and tenants from various sectors. The building's calling card is the facade made of silver fir cladding with a green color scheme.

The new apartment building offers 5 residential units and four small office spaces.

The listed residential building was converted into an office building. This included a holistic refurbishment, in which all new construction requirements came into play.

Where locomotives and machines were once built, a new district is now being created. Urban living and working space for over 1,500 people is being created right next to Winterthur railroad station. Timbatec was responsible for the timber engineering services for the first building of the new Lokstadt.

To accommodate all the vehicles of staff and visitors, the mental health network expanded its site in Villars-sur-Glâne with a parking garage. On the attic floor, 1150m² of practice rooms and meeting rooms were created in wood construction.

With the new construction of the workshop, a representative and sustainable company headquarters has been built for the Hustech company. A skeleton structure and beams and columns made of beech wood and TS3 technology reflect the innovative spirit of the company.

In the village center of Affoltern am Albis, the residential and commercial building with the former old Schmitte on the first floor is to be preserved. Timbatec was responsible for the timber construction planning and fire protection supervision and supported the building physics with the sound insulation.

Domestic wood dominates at the new works yard in Matzingen. The building was completed after a construction period of around one year and was officially inaugurated at the end of September 2019.

Thanks to a new facade and an extension, the office building of Lienhardt & Partner Privatbank in Zurich appears in new splendor. Timbatec was responsible for the timber engineering services.

The Haus zum Lindengarten on Hirschengraben in Zurich was built in 1725. The renovation was carried out in 2018-2019, but with the least possible intervention in the existing building fabric.

The new four-story building for the RFSM is the first hospital in Switzerland to be constructed entirely of wood. Timbatec provided all timber engineering services for this Minergie-P building, contributing to the building's safety.

OLWO, a timber processor and trader, needed a new office and exhibition building. Thus, a dominant four-story wooden building has been created in the middle of Worb.

For "Presence Switzerland", the concept was developed for a multi-use platform with adequate space (730 m²) to serve public diplomacy and to promote Switzerland's interests at major international events. Timbatec constructed a robust, demountable timber construction system for this purpose.

A commercial hall with a storage section, a gallery floor and an office wing according to the Minergie standard - Timbatec makes it possible.

The new Neumatt Cantonal Administration Center was built on the former armory site in Burgdorf. A large-volume building with high requirements for sustainable construction.

About 10 years ago, a three-year temporary office building made of containers was erected on the premises of the Zurich Animal Hospital. After two extensions of the temporary facility, a third extension was denied to the operators. Therefore, the building owners decided to build a new building.

The seven-story building is an extension to the existing commercial building and spans it cantilevered.

The textile processing company Lanz-Anliker AG in Rohrbach needed additional space for processing technical textiles and for offices. Clarifications showed that an addition could be built on top of the existing building.