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Rosenberger also relied on KIELSTEG timber construction elements for the new construction of assembly hall 29. The system has been proving its worth there for years as part of the ongoing expansion of the Fridolfing site. Rosenberger Hochfrequenztechnik is one of the world’s leading providers of connection solutions in high-frequency, fiber optic and high-voltage technology.

The MPREIS supermarket chain from Tyrol has been opening numbers of new stores across Austria in recent years. The company is known for sustainability and for the strikingly individual architecture of their stores. The store in Klagenfurt is situated in a highly visible position with excellent accessibility along a main road. It combines shopping with

The new ‘Mensa’ student canteen building at the University of Applied Sciences in Landshut, Bavaria, forms part of the entrance ensemble to the campus. It complements the main administration building, which has a strong street-facing aspect, by having a transparent facade opening onto a plaza and pond between the two – leading from the street

BILLA has had a branch in Telfs since 1990, and the shop was showing its age. The company chose to replace it with a completely new building. Impressively, the whole project was completed in 80 days from demolition to reopening. The new supermarket employs 19 people, has a sales floor of 600 m2 and serves

The new location of the Rauchensteiner bakery in Geisenhausen near Landshut is a showpiece both from an architectural and ecological point of view. The striking building complex includes a production hall for baked goods and confectionery products and an inviting café with offices above, which are connected to social rooms and a kitchen by a

An existing school building had to be adapted to catch up with changes in how the school is run. The extension, built almost completely in wood, adds 1,500 m2 of new floor space. The goals: more space, more light, more quality. Besides offices, the new extension incorporates the foyer, which is also used flexibly for

The cubic block of the new Landring hardware and garden store in Pirching by Gleisdorf, Styria, covers 3,530 m². Architect Martin Gußmagg from Pischelsdorf focused on making the building as adaptable as possible for future uses. The flat KIELSTEG roof is an important part of the solution. It combines one row of KIELSTEG elements in

Forest and Garden Weniger supplies amateur and professional gardeners, farmers and forestry professionals with a wide range of tools and machines. The new shop in Mistelbach, Lower Austria presents itself as a strict rectangular block with a design that speaks of quality and professionalism. The new hardware store was designed by Viereck Architects from Graz

Near Vienna’s Westbahnhof, a two-storey rooftop extension was added to a house from the late nineteenth century. In a fully built-up area with high demand for housing, the architects Regina M. Lettner and Günter Lagler of skywood by baukult found a way to create new space. The building is positive example of urban densification in

In the new town development Seestadt Aspern, a temporary supermarket building was set up to serve the first residents until the planned local shops are built. The shop is intended to be in use for three years at most. But when this phase is over, it is not the end for the building. Everything except

Spar is building a new branch in the Styrian town of Hartberg, with a 1,656 m² sales floor, and chose KIELSTEG for the roof. The element span the building width in two rows, each 15.4 m wide. The supporting beam at the midline rests on just two pillars, so that the layout of the interior

This supermarket by Meinich and Søndergaard Rickfelt Architects gives a clear answer to the question of what contemporary building can look like. The materials used to build it are low-CO2. The foundation is made of low-carbon concrete, reinforced with recycled steel. The side walls are CLT and the single-span roof is made of KIELSTEG elements

B-Mine in Beringen is a successful urban regeneration project on the site of a former coalmine. The architectural collective UAU Jaspers Eyers created a focus for the life of the quarter in the form of the restaurant Mia. The form of the building is minimalist and clear. On an exposed concrete base, slim steel columns

The town of Ried im Innkreis needed a new base for its street cleaning, maintenance and waste operations and and chose a high-quality approach to its concept and achitecture. The building combines the work of these municipal services in 2,270 m2 of usable space. The setting and buildings were used to create an effective shield

The Preciplast factory for medical plastic components has an exceptional architectural quality compared to most industrial buildings. Flexibility of use – especially for the production area – was a decisive factor in the company’s investment decision. A layout that could be adapted in response to future market demands was essential. The roof of the factory

A-NOBIS make outstanding sparkling wines and the new winery building is a perfect expression of their vision. Built completely of Austrian wood, it has a square atrium that opens to the sky through a round oculus in the middle of the KIELSTEG roof. The KIELSTEG construction, using elements 33 cm high, also forms a projecting

The leading pharmaceutical company Boehringer Ingelheim has built the BI-Cube think tank as an incubator for innovative, agile work processes. Both the approach to the didactics of work practices and the architecture represent new departures at the company’s Ingelheim site. The building is a wood-framed structure covered with a KIELSTEG roof. The roof construction creates

The KIWI in Lerberg is currently Norway’s greenest supermarket. The shop is a flagship for KIWI, built completely in wood and sets a benchmark for ecological sensitivity. The green roof helps the building blend in to its natural surroundings. The roof vegetation helps to compensate for the sealing of the ground and creates a habitat

Joh. Johannson Coffee is Norway’s leading coffee roaster and has set new standards in sustainable industrial building with their new factory. The production process is powered 100% by renewable energy and emits 85% less CO2 than before. The building is completely made of wood and is designed to allow for future expansion of the production

The new stamping and assembly facility at Rosenberger Hochfrequenztechnik demonstrates that it certainly is possible to unite functionality and good architecture in an industrial building. The roof was built with 2,300 m2 of KIELSTEG elements. The elements are up to 19.7 m long, so that the building, which is 56 x 53 m, only needs

As part of a remodelling and extension of a workshop and office complex, a 630-m2 workshop shed was built for Florian Gaass GmbH in Grainet. The roof is made of KIELSTEG elements with clear spans of more than 14 m and meets the requirements of ‘snow load zone 3’. FLEXIBLE USE OF SPACE The KIELSTEG