The construction industry is at a turning point. Climate targets, energy efficiency requirements, housing demand and the shortage of skilled labour call for new solutions - not at some point, but now. The TATEKU Group meet these requirements with a clear focus on Timber modular construction. Our brand is at the centre of this ³, which is rethinking serial and scalable construction and successfully putting it into practice.
The modular timber construction system is based on industrially prefabricated spatial units that are manufactured under controlled conditions and assembled on site in a short space of time. This principle not only reduces construction time, but also creates scope for new architectural and functional possibilities.
The added value of this construction method is particularly evident in areas with high social relevance, such as Residential construction, at Employee accommodation, in the Hospitality area or with modular neighbourhood solutions. This results in buildings that can be flexibly extended, are economically viable and have a high-quality design.
An illustrative example: In the Tiny Living Park in Kümmersbruck eight residential units were erected in just three days – completely prefabricated and material-efficient. This project is symbolic of what is possible when you Timber ,which consistently brings together digital planning and industrial manufacturing.
However, it continues: Alongside traditional modular construction, we also offer Special construction and frame construction concepts, which enable customised solutions for complex requirements - such as temporary space solutions, public infrastructures or halls with special static requirements.
For the TATEKU Group, one thing is clear: timber construction is not a niche topic, but a strategic cornerstone for further developments in building. It combines environmental aspects, social relevance and economic sense.
exemplifies our understanding of social innovation – and our goal to develop the forestry and timber industry in a holistic, long-term and practice-oriented manner.