FAQ Hybrid Timber Building/ Holzhybridbau
What is an Hybrid Timber Building?
The introduction to the book describes it as a building method in which wood is combined with other building materials such as concrete, stone, or steel, but remains the dominant material.
Why is Hybrid Timber Building beneficial?
The book shows that Hybrid Timber Building is, on the one hand, climate-friendly and offers the potential to reduce rising CO2 levels in the atmosphere. On the other hand, wood radiates warmth, which can have a positive effect on one’s state of mind.
Who is the book Hybrid Timber Building intended for?
- Architects
- Real estate professionals
- Those interested in sustainability
- Private builders
- Those interested in art, culture, and architecture
Is prior knowledge required?
No. The glossary explains all the important technical terms. The alphabetical order makes it quick and easy to look up terms. The book is suitable for non-experts.
Which regions are featured in the book Hybrid Timber Building?
The book features many different projects from the following regions:
- Germany
- Austria
- France
- other EU countries
What do Hybrid Timber Building projects typically look like?
Wood-hybrid construction is often used for:
- Residential buildings
- Offices
- and educational institutions
Which well-known architects are featured in the book?
- Henning Larsen
- asp Architekten
- juri troy architects
- EGA PARIS
- etc.
Which participants and facts are listed for each project?
Participants:
- Architects
- Landscape Architects
- Interior Designers
- Lighting Design
- Environmental Engineers
- Other Engineers
- Structural Engineering
- Other Specialists
- Construction
- etc.
Facts:
- Participants and data on the original building
- Gross Floor Area
- Timeline
- Materials
- Energy Concept
- Certifications
- etc.
What materials are available on the projects?
- High-resolution color photos of the new buildings
- Black-and-white photos of the original buildings
- Various plans
- Project facts
- Informative texts