TS3 Updates and Innovations

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.

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.

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

Relive the highlights of our interactive trade show booth and immerse yourself in the special moments from the event.

Enjoy the spring and learn more about our technology in the Zurich area!

An inspiring day in Zurich: from fascinating insights into CO₂ reduction at the focusTerra – ETH Zurich Museum, to a group lunch at the Zunfthaus zur Zimmerleuten, and cultural highlights such as the Blüemlihalle and the Fraumünster Church. We wrapped up the day with a relaxing evening at the Bauschänzli. A valuable exchange away from the daily grind—thanks to everyone involved for this successful team day!

We cordially invite you to visit us at our TS3 booth at the International Conference on Structural Engineering in Timber Construction in Memmingen.

Four times a year, we offer you an exclusive opportunity to experience our innovative solutions firsthand in the Zurich/Eastern Switzerland, Bern, Chur, and Lucerne regions. During exclusive construction site tours, you’ll learn how TS3 is revolutionizing construction processes. Take advantage of this chance to network and discover the future of construction!

Visit us at Swissbau to learn more about the benefits of building with TS3. Discover how TS3 enables efficient, flexible, and sustainable timber construction solutions—and see the system up close.