The village of Courrendlin is building a new secondary school linked to the existing school complex. The design is a hybrid, combining wood and concrete as the load-bearing structure.

Between 2021 and 2023, a new school building made entirely of wood was constructed in Prêles. Swiss timber from the municipality was used by means of in-house procurement, Timbatec was responsible for the timber construction engineering work and building physics.

Due to a lack of school space, a two-storey modular building was constructed on a hard surface sports field. Timbatec supported the timber constructor in statics, in particular earthquake safety, construction and building physics.

Thanks to the new building to extend the existing school grounds, the new premises once again offer enough space for the increasing number of pupils in the first year.

Thanks to the extension of the existing school, the new premises again offer sufficient space for the increasing number of students.

The house Rümelbach in Rümlang is a new building that meets various needs of the population. Youth meeting, training, adult education or even a playgroup find a place in one place.

So that the pupils and Kingergärtler of Trachslau do not have to make the journey to Einsiedeln every day, the school building with a gymnasium and a double kindergarten were built entirely in wood.

Around 100 students cook, work or make music in the new school wing in Dotzigen. The wooden building convinces with a generous and flexible room concept - which requires a well thought-out structural concept.

An extension will enable the kindergartens to be integrated into the Stadel elementary school. It creates the required additional space for all children.

The primary school building in the Lower Simmental of the Canton of Bern has reached the limits of its capacity. Wood from the community's own forests could be used for the extension.

Thanks to an extension and a storey addition, the Gallenbüel school building in Aeugst am Albis once again offers sufficient space for all pupils. Timbatec was responsible for the statics and fire protection.

The Marzili school complex was built between 1946 and 1950 as a municipal girls' school. Today, it is considered an important contemporary witness of school building construction of the 20th century and is listed in the cantonal inventory as "worth protecting".

NGG Gänserndorf offers a symbiosis of living, therapy and employment for young adults with disabilities according to their needs. The different uses are divided among four buildings, day group, training, living and therapy yard.

In Villars-sûr-Glâne, two school buildings were renovated and the gymnasium and the connecting wooden wing were newly built - and all this during ongoing school operations. For everyone involved, this meant planning the work very precisely.

The new building of the Allmend school complex in Oberengstringen not only offers urgently needed classrooms, but also new group rooms that allow contemporary forms of teaching. The new school building was constructed as a hybrid of concrete and wood.

Timbatec Holzbauingenieure was entrusted with the planning and management of the replacement of the existing façade for the complete renovation of the Bäumlihof school complex. 18-millimeter-thick glass-fiber-reinforced concrete panels were mounted on the wooden structure.

The two new buildings on the Lange Heid school site in Münchenstein BL are dominated by wood: apart from the building cores, the two school buildings are largely made of the natural building material.

On the initiative of Timbatec, the new school complex in Bassersdorf ended up with even more wood than planned. Originally, only the walls of the gymnasium were to be made of wood, while the roof was to be made of concrete. Timbatec suggested that the roof should also be made of wood in order to save costs.

Köniz is growing overdimensionally. In no municipality around Bern has the population grown more in recent years than in Köniz - and it is getting younger and younger. Two existing school buildings were therefore each extended by one storey in wood.

The over 60-year-old Roos double kindergarten in Regensdorf was replaced by a new building with four rooms. The buildings made entirely of wood create a particularly pleasant learning environment.