TS3 Updates and Innovations

Here, we provide you with information about innovations and the latest developments in timber construction. We look forward to meeting you at one of our events.

Meet & Greet in the Binz Neighborhood
TS3 is coming to your neighborhood! Discover the possibilities of TS3 technology. Bring your current projects with you—we can involve TS3’s technical experts right on the spot to provide solutions to your challenges. And to top it off, enjoy a delicious ice cream in the tropical ambiance of “La Pantera” in Binz, surrounded by over 300 plants. Join us on July 16 and 30 from 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
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TS3 looks forward to seeing you at the DHK 2026 in Berlin!
April 14, 2026

We look forward to welcoming you to the German Timber Construction Forum in Berlin. Please visit us at our TS3 booth and take this opportunity to discuss the latest developments in timber construction with industry experts.
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A warm welcome to our team, Steven!
April 07, 2026

We are pleased to announce that Steven is joining our team. He will be part of our application engineering team.
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Media reports

TS3 is in the news

TS3 - Flächentragend - ohne Stahlverbindung
Die Anforderungen an den modernen Bau steigen kontinuierlich. Wirtschaftlicher Druck, komplexe Planungsprozesse und der Wunsch nach architektonischer Freiheit verlangen nach neuen Lösungen. Die TS3 Technologie setzt genau hier an und ermöglicht eine neue materialübergreifende Denkweise im Entwurf und in der Realisierung.
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«Im Zelg in Uster | Thinking in concrete, building with wood»
Faktor Raum | Magazin zur Renggli-Baukultur Issue July 2024 – The collaboration with the overall provider Rhomberg, Timbatec Holzbauingenieure Schweiz AG and Timber Structures 3.0 is the basis for the success of this project. www.zelguster.ch
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TS3 design has received approval in Germany
Holz-Zentralblatt, issue 13/2024 – Timber Structures 3.0 AG has received building authority approval for its TS3 construction method in Germany. In this construction method, cross laminated timber panels are joined together with a butt joint to form large surfaces.
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