Abundant light and quality of living beneath historic timber beams

Blumer Lehmann has comprehensively converted one of the oldest buildings in Birmenstorf, adapting it for contemporary residential use. Four new apartments have been created, bringing together original timber, plentiful daylight, and modern living comfort.

A defining feature of the conversion is the combination of the existing building fabric with new structural elements. Parts of the old timber framework remain visible inside the apartments, keeping the history of the house tangible. Numerous new roof windows flood the rooms with natural daylight and enhance the quality of living.

In this way, the conversion combines a careful, respectful approach to the existing structure with contemporary living. The scope of work included stairs and balustrades, roof windows, floor slabs, facades, balconies, galleries, and ceiling linings, as well as energy-efficient refurbishment, structural reinforcement, and the creation of fire compartments.

Markus Meier Standortleiter Neuenhof Blumer Lehmann

Markus Meier

Sales Conversion | Renovation | Staircases | Timber Construction | Switzerland Site Manager Neuenhof

+41 56 675 79 52
markus.meier@blumer-lehmann.com
Interior view of the living room after the conversion in Birmenstorf

Timber and natural light create a welcoming living environment

Detailed view of the beams in the kitchen

The old and new elements blend seamlessly together

Timber staircase

The new timber staircases blends harmoniously with the existing timber structure

Balcony conversion in Birmenstorf

The timber balconies blend harmoniously with the building

Interior view of the kitchen after the conversion in Birmenstorf

From old to new: one of Birmenstorf’s oldest buildings has been extensively converted

Exterior view of the equipment shed in Birmenstorf

The timber construction also stands out on the exterior