Sustainable industrial hall at Embraport
Embrach, Swiss

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The new Kyburz site in Embraport was built using a sustainable low-tech timber construction method and equipped with everything needed for efficient operations.
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The facade is made of dark brown impregnated spruce boards.
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A photovoltaic system is installed on the sawtooth roof of the production building, supplying the majority of the electricity needed for operations.
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The visible timber and the glass fronts of the sawtooth roof create pleasantly bright working conditions in the production hall and offices.
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Various timber materials were used in the construction: OSB boards, DWD wood fibre boards, DUO laminated beams, solid wood, and glulam for the truss girders.
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The covered entrance provides visitors with shelter from the rain when getting in and out of vehicles.
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All areas are accessible via wide passages and ramps, even with electric vehicles or bicycles.