The largest wooden housing estate is occupied

sue&til: Currently the largest wooden residential Switzerland, comprises 307 apartments, a mixed-use ground floor and 200 parking spaces. first floor and 200 parking spaces. The 6-story building is a showcase showcase project for timber construction in Switzerland. Thanks to the consistent digital planning and the high degree of prefabrication, sue&til is more economical in timber construction more economical than a comparable project in reinforced concrete.

With such large projects, delays in the construction delays in the construction process must be expected. Not so with sue&til in Winterthur. The first tenants were able to move into their apartments six months ahead of schedule. planned. Thanks to the innovative solutions and dry construction method made possible by wood the first tenants were able to move into their apartments 14 months after the start of the the first tenants were able to move into their apartments 14 months after the start of the erection work. Today almost all apartments are rented or reserved.

The development is exemplary from many exemplary from many points of view: sue&til consists of 80% wood, for example. Thus a considerable amount of CO2 is stored in the settlement. The floor slabs and the interior and exterior walls are made of prefabricated elements. Only the staircase and the basement are made of concrete. Furthermore, sue&til follows the principles of the 2000-watt society and thus requires little heating energy.

Further information on the on the residential development can be found on the sue&til website or in our press review.