Joseph Foundation, Bayreuth – MOLENO®

The Joseph Foundation realized 23 rental apartments in the Von-Helmholz-Straße in Bayreuth using a timber-hybrid construction method. The focus here is on cost-effective living space and the conservation of natural resources.
The MOLENO^® wood hybrid construction concept scored points across the board here, as the combination of the building construction with the pellet heating system means that CO₂ emissions can be reduced during the implementation of the construction project and during subsequent operation by complying with the BEG 55-EE standard. ZÜBLIN, Bayreuth division, was responsible for the overall project. ZÜBLIN Timber produced and supplied the high-quality, serially prefabricated timber exterior wall elements for the construction project.

The four-storey building was constructed on the first floor using conventional solid construction with exposed concrete and on the upper floors with a non-load-bearing timber structure and a timber façade.
Timber hybrid construction combines timber with conventional construction methods. Both types of construction have advantages which, when combined as a MOLENO^® construction system, make it possible to construct buildings faster, more flexibly and with greater economic benefits.

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