In Braunschweig-Lamme, an EDEKA market has opened that sets new ecological standards: It is the first building constructed using the innovative timber construction system TRIQBRIQ – a real milestone for sustainable, circular building. We are proud to have taken on the structural design for this fully deconstructable building. From feasibility study to detailed design and completion, we faced many challenges. A big thank you to all the planners involved and to Industriebau Haldensleben GmbH for the constructive and successful collaboration.

Check it out during your next grocery run!
📍 Neudammstraße 111, 38116 Braunschweig
Edeka Regionalgesellschaft Minden-Hannover

The new Pier is part of the “Glühende Horizonte” art trail, created for the state exhibition “Gerechtigkeyt 1525”. It commemorates the 500th anniversary of the German Peasants' War and the historical events surrounding Thomas Müntzer. Today, it invites visitors to experience the castle park and nature from entirely new perspectives. We’re proud to have contributed to this exciting project with our structural engineering expertise.

Come by, get wet feet and walk across the 10.25-meter-long and 2.50-meter-wide Pier, and let this special place inspire you to linger, explore, and marvel.
📍 Where: Vorwerksteich, Schlosspark Allstedt

Architects: AHM Architekten, BDA; Brigitte Häntsch

On May 22, 2025, the Landesgartenschau in Furth im Wald will open its gates. Come by and experience the completed Parkarena live!

The Parkarena impresses with a freeform honeycomb roof structure made from locally sourced timber directly from the city forest of Furth. With a span of nearly 40 meters and a height of 14 meters, it offers space for 450 visitors and serves as a venue for concerts, cultural events, and community gatherings. We were proud to contribute as structural engineers and to be part of a dedicated project team that brought this innovative structure to life. As the first building of its kind and size, the Parkarena is a pioneering project that clearly demonstrates the possibilities of digital design and innovative structural solutions.

This time with the exciting main topic STRUCTURE – and of course, we’re part of it! The multi-purpose hall in Ingerkingen is featured in the article “On the Honesty of Construction”, offering a comprehensive presentation.

The multi-purpose hall in Ingerkingen was realized in close collaboration with the architectural firm Atelier Kaiser Shen. A standout feature is the innovative structural system: a single-hinged double frame made of glued laminated timber. Around 60% of the existing structure was preserved – not only conserving resources, but also creating a fascinating interplay between old and new in the architectural details.

How can we keep cities livable despite rising temperatures? 🔆🌡️

The NEBourhoods Action “Shade and Energy” focuses on creating shade and generating renewable energy in public spaces – especially where trees can’t provide natural cover: above underground garages, on bridges, or at traffic lights. We’ve developed a modular bamboo shading structure that creates spaces with improved thermal comfort – places that invite people to pause, rest, and breathe. Thanks to photovoltaic elements, the structure not only provides shade but also generates electricity – either for direct use (e.g. charging smartphones) or to feed into the grid. Its modular design allows it to adapt flexibly to various urban settings, balancing shading performance with optimized solar energy yield.

📍 Our prototype is installed at Campus di Monaco school in Munich-Neuperlach (above an underground car park) – ready for the next hot days.

We were responsible for the structural design of the German Pavilion at Expo 2025 in Osaka and were involved from the competition phase all the way through to the execution planning.

Our work focused on the parametric design of the timber structure for the exhibition and restaurant cylinders, including the translucent skylights made of ETFE cushions. Special emphasis was placed on developing a sustainable structural strategy with demountable connections to enable the reuse of the pavilion’s individual components.