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Urban Timber Constructions

The proportion of timber construction in Berlin is still in the low single-digit range and the records for high-rise timber buildings are set in other countries. But urban timber construction is on the rise, and not just in the capital. The construction sector is currently facing major challenges and the tried-and-tested building material wood offers good conditions for new, more sustainable solutions. It is renewable, modular and binds CO2 without causing any. Get to know Berlin’s pioneering projects in urban timber construction on our guided tours: the E3 building group project by timber construction pioneers Kaden Klingbeil, Germany’s largest timber hybrid project at Südkreuz or the CRCLR reuse pioneering project on the Vollgut site. Find out more about the advantages and properties of wood as a building material and the development of urban timber construction in Berlin. Because wood can do more than you think.

HIGHLIGHTS
Circular Construction Straw, wood and clay in the urban environment
Adaptive Reuse Redensification and vertical expansion
Second-hand Design The conflict between “use as is” and “upcycle”

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    Berlin Prenzlauer Berg
    LAN / PIN Praeger Richter
    Walden 48 Scharabi Architekten
    E3 Kaden Klingbeil
    Christburger Straße
    Kaden Klingbeil

    Berlin Neukölln
    D2 Housing Unit Ifub
    CRCLR House TRNSFRM I die Zusammenarbeiter
    Impact Hub LXSY
    BUND Future House SMAQ architects
    Projekt ALLTAG Silvia Carpaneto
    Office Building Hermannstraße CKRS architects
    Federal centre BKD Schäfer Wenninger architects

    Berlin South
    B-Part am Gleisdreieck Scharabi architects
    Waldorfcampus Kersten + Kopp
    Holzhaus Linse Scharabi architects
    Ausbauhaus Südkreuz Praeger Richter architects
    Edge Südkreuz Tchoban Voss