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NEWS
Discover exciting insights, ground-breaking technologies and inspiring projects relating to the forestry and timber value chain. Together we are working on innovative solutions and sharing our latest findings, trends and developments here. Immerse yourself in the world of innovation and find out how we combine progress and timber production.
Staff flats in modular timber construction
Research & development for the forestry and timber industry of the future
Tiny Living concept from [HolzWerk³]
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PROJECTS
Tiny Living Park Kümmersbruck
The Tiny Living Park in Kümmersbruck impressively demonstrates what modern construction can look like today: within just three days, eight fully equipped residential units were erected – material-efficient, with a high degree of prefabrication and a short assembly time. Using modular timber construction from [HolzWerk³], flexible living solutions and spaces worth living in are created – implemented with high architectural quality and ready for immediate use.
R&D project BIOCHARm
According to a UN report from 2023, the global construction sector is responsible for 37 % of global CO₂ emissions. In order to achieve the Paris climate targets, these emissions must be drastically reduced and carbon must be integrated into sustainable utilisation concepts in the long term. Pyrolysis is a promising negative emissions technology that not only removes carbon from the atmosphere, but also stores it permanently. Green carbon, obtained from biogenic raw materials through pyrolysis, could contribute to carbon storage in the construction sector and make ecological building materials possible.
R&D project PyrOil
The consumption of fossil raw materials for the production of fuels and combustibles as well as for numerous products in the chemical industry in Europe is around per year (as of 2023). This corresponds to around 1.7 billion tonnes of CO₂ that are released when these resources are used and pollute our environment.
A promising alternative is the pyrolysis of biomass, as the bioliquids produced in the process can become an alternative to fossil raw materials in the future.
NIU Hotel Passau
In spring 2024, the NIU Hotel Passau was realised as a modern construction project using hybrid modular construction. The team from [HolzWerk³] was heavily involved in the implementation and manufactured over 160 fully equipped wooden modules. Upon delivery, these were already furnished and equipped with building services infrastructure. Thanks to the plug & play principle, the modules could be directly installed and finally connected – an innovative approach for efficient wooden modular construction in the hotel industry.
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EVENTS
Here we provide information about trade fairs and exhibitions - focussing on sustainable construction and innovations along the entire forestry and wood value chain.
Moving more together
NETWORKS
Strong networks are central drivers of innovation, knowledge transfer and modern development. As an active member of selected industry and professional networks, we contribute our expertise, forge valuable partnerships and actively help shape change in the forestry and timber sector. Whether in construction, the circular economy or digitalisation, exchanging ideas with other stakeholders creates synergies that move us all forward.
