We are constantly testing new boundaries in the field of timber engineering. What can be achieved with wood? How far can we go? Are there any limits? Developing constructions which make our clients happy – that’s our passion.
There have been huge developments in timber engineering over the past years. Whereas the focus used to be detached and terraced family homes, now multi-storey constructions are becoming much more popular.
We will continue to encourage this development – our passion is our work.

With our comprehensive view, our experience and passion we create real added value for architects and clients during the planning and building process of timber construction projects.
We place great emphasis on thinking and acting holistically – beyond the boundaries of our technical field. This means we have been able to contribute significantly to the development of multi-storey timber constructions.
Our passion lies in working with architects to discover how far we can go with wood and which plans lead to practicable constructions.

We turn ideas into structural timber engineering projects. We are specialists in our field. Irrespective of the contractor involved, we support the client in all aspects relating to timber engineering.
Unlike engineers who work in concrete, we deal not only with the structural aspects of a building but also all other aspects of timber construction, such as heat and sound-optimised element constructions and detailed solutions, fire protection, façade cladding in wood etc.

We share a passion for wood with all timber engineers. Our team is made up of qualified timber engineers – we are real ‘woodies’ with up-to-date skills in all aspects of modern timber engineering.
We work for and with timber engineers to realise plans for structural, cost-optimised timber construction projects. They decide the scope of our service, from the project development phase through to the finished project. We take on their construction ideas and draw up solutions in timber which are ideal in all aspects: structural design, climate, fire and sound protection.