The listed double dwelling house from the 16th century had to be repaired. The building fabric was to be preserved and the living comfort brought up to a modest but contemporary standard.

The former farm with barn and coach house was converted and now houses apartments, studios and a playgroup. The intercultural garden remains a meeting point and place for encounters.

Gstaad has made its sports center fit for the future. In addition to the construction of a wellness area, the wooden support structure of the indoor swimming pool was extensively renovated. Timbatec analyzed its condition and defined the renovation measures.

In Villars-sûr-Glâne, two school buildings were renovated and the gymnasium and the connecting wooden wing were newly built - and all this during ongoing school operations. For everyone involved, this meant planning the work very precisely.

It is an institution in Zurich: The "Alte Tobelhof", where a restaurant has been serving guests from all over the region for over fifty years. Because the business no longer met today's requirements, the city of Zurich as owner had the listed courtyard extensively renovated.

Not far from Zurich Altstetten train station, the PWG Foundation had an apartment building modernized and extended. Timbatec was allowed to accompany the construction project as timber engineer and fire protection planner.

The covered wooden bridge at the exit of Trubschachen leads over the Ilfis and provides access to the Steinbach and Buhus area. Although it does not have to carry a great deal of traffic, it does sometimes have to carry quite heavy vehicles.

The object is a four-story apartment building near Lake Zurich. The first floor is used for offices, the upper floors serve as apartments. The attic is undeveloped.

As part of a roof structure refurbishment in the attached indoor swimming pool of the fairy tale hotel Bellevue in Braunwald, the task was to find an aesthetic solution for beams that were (originally) too small in size. The solution presented itself in the form of a steel substructure made of authentic chrome steel.

The baroque Haus zum Kiel is located on Hirschengraben in Zurich's old town. The building exhibited severe subsidence and various damages to the building structure and supporting structure. Timbatec AG was commissioned to examine load transfer methods and define measures for the conversion.

The barn on the Jetschwil estate in Düdingen was built around 1793. In the following years, the barn and the roof structure were adapted or converted to the constantly changing uses.

The beautifully located two-family house in Oberhofen on Lake Thun was to be adapted to the ideas of the client after a change of ownership and converted into a single-family house. For the energy supply, a full-surface covering of the roof with photovoltaic elements was planned.

The listed but dilapidated 350-year-old parsonage in Maschwanden underwent a total renovation.

The existing apartment building on Salvatorstrasse underwent a total renovation to create more space, comfort and aesthetics. The living room extension consists of hollow box elements, which rests on a post and beam construction at the front and is clad with a glass front.

The apartment building on Segantinistrasse in Zurich was raised in the course of total renovation and upgraded to the Minergie-P standard with a prefabricated new building envelope. The complete new building services are integrated in the prefabricated wooden elements, which were placed in front of the existing exterior walls.

A five-story apartment building and 2 x 3 row single-family homes are clustered around the existing mill building.

A farmhouse in the center of the village (of monumental importance) in poor structural condition was to be renovated or partially replaced. The plan was to demolish and rebuild the farmhouse and only renovate the residential part.

This property in Steffisburg belongs to the Höchhus Foundation and is a listed building. The Höchhus is one of the oldest buildings in the village.

The tithe barn was one of the oldest preserved buildings in the city of Thun. After a fire in 1999, it had to be renovated in cooperation with the preservation of historical monuments of the canton of Bern.

The existing building in the center of Thun was converted into business premises and apartments. On the 1st floor, three high reinforced concrete girders were installed, which protruded from above about 70 cm into the clearance gauge. The planned store was to be column-free with a smooth soffit. The existing beam layers were to remain unchanged.