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Forward-thinking architects, school boards and city planners are increasingly choosing sustainable mass timber wood products to build or extend educational facilities. They are selecting pre-manufactured wood products not just because they are so long-lasting and can accommodate short construction timelines to assemble during the school holidays, but for a host of additional well-being benefits for the children.
In the province of Salzburg, Austria, around 80% of newly built schools and kindergartens are constructed with sustainable mass timber products.
This is an excellent example of how lightweight cross-laminated timber (CLT) can facilitate an extension in just seven months, immediately adding much-needed childcare space to a small community.
Featured in ECHO Salzburg magazine pages 136-137:
https://www.echosalzburg.at/flip/pdf/TOP500.pdf
View floor plans here: https://www.nextroom.at/building.php?id=39939&inc=plan
Area (m²) | 866 |
Storeys | 2 |
Products | CLT |
Product quality | NVI and VI |
Product volume (m³) | 689 |
Number of truck deliveries | 2 |
Partner of Stora Enso | DMH |
Developer | Municipality of Wals-Siezenheim |
Architect | Dunkelschwarz ZT GMBH, Arch Di Hannes Sampl, Erhard Steiner, Michael Hocketstaller |
Structural Engineer | Josef Koppelhuber |
Main contractor |
SABAG GmbH InnovaHolz |
Construction duration (months) | 6 |