In the Rynetel area of the forest between Suhr and Gränichen, the Federal Roads Office (FEDRO) is creating a wildlife overpass across the A1 motorway. . The bridge is substantial, and consists of two wooden trusses each spanning around 17 metres. On top, there is an area around 50 metres in width for the animals to use.

Construction work on the new Burg school building in Liestal is now complete. The staff were able to move into and set up their new rooms during the summer holidays, and they have been used for regular lessons since 10 August.

After a long coordination and planning phase, we are delighted to present the finished project for the Culture + Sport Centre Löhrenacker “Dom” in Aesch to the public.

We are delighted that the tender we submitted with Halter AG and Lussi + Partner AG from Lucerne for a new building at the Heilpädagogisches Zentrum in Ibach was successful.

In Wiesenstrasse in Zurich, we acted as the general contractor for the renovation of an existing building, to which we then also added an extra storey. The property was first stripped back to its supporting structure. The extra storey has created three additional 60 m2 flats and one 53 m2 flat.

The rear-ventilated vertical wooden façade consists of pre-greyed spruce, ensuring a consistent look. While the base of the building was covered with wooden formwork, the façade of the section of the building above that consists mainly of glass, creating a clear division in the appearance of the building.

A seminar restaurant and an apartment building with twelve flats have been created on Missionsstrasse in Basel using wood construction. Häring produced and assembled the entire wooden structure and the façade of pre-greyed spruce.

We acted as general contractor to add an extra storey to an existing apartment block in Zurich. This modular timber construction created a further two bright, modern, two-bedroom flats. This enabled us to create more living space without using up more land.

Last week Häring received a delegation from the Royal Academy in Switzerland and presented our factories in Eiken and Burgdorf. The aim was to prepare the joinery and assembly work for the new multi-purpose hall - but above all to ensure that glulam can be a material and energy-efficient method of construction in Bhutan.