Rubner Group, headquartered in Chienes (Bolzano) − one of the protagonists of the design and construction of wooden buildings from one-family house to high complex construction, continues to enhance its role in the field of multi-storey building: the last frontier today for research on new forms of housing and not only, based on the balance between technological innovation, high performance and eco-efficiency. Three of the projects being carried out, presented at the recent conference in Milan “Wood, a contemporary choice” and relaunched during the last edition of Made Expo in Milan.
Sponsored by Holzbau (Rubner Group) the projects “Marina Green Wellness Resort” in Caorle (Venice), seven floors above ground and “ClimaResort” certificated CasaClimaA+ with structures of wood to increase the performance of welfare housing, and “Panorama Giustinelli”, currently in construction phase for a residential building with luxury apartments in the historical center of Trieste, six floors up to 22.80 meters in height above ground. Rubner Objektbau, the general contractor of the Rubner Group, is in charge for the project “Schloss Blumenthal ” in a medieval village in Augsburg, Bavaria (Germany), a residential building designed according to the principles of co-housing having ten accommodations from 28 to 140 square meters (four at ground floor, two on first floor and four at the second floor), for a gross area of 850 square meters and a prefabricated volume of 2,758 cubic meters. The times of work execution include approximately 122 natural and consecutive days.
In the picture: the residential building “Panorama Giustinelli” under construction in Trieste.
Wooden buildings grow in height
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