Residential building "Alter Schießstand", St.Johann in Tirol (AT)
The new housing development “Alter Schießstand” in St. Johann in Tirol was constructed in solid wood as well as wood frame construction.
Residential building "Alter Schießstand"
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The housing development sets itself apart with modern and contemporary architecture.
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The “alte Schießstand” creates an impression of generosity and transparency.
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OSB 4 Top was used for the load-bearing ceiling and wall elements.
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OSB boards make a contribution to the conservation of energy.
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The 60 mm (2.36”) thick Eurolight worktops create accents in the kitchen.
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The colour coordination makes sure the edges match the front and the worktop.
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The compact laminate establishes a warm atmosphere in the bathroom.
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EGGER laminate flooring was used in the new housing development.
Exclusive housing development with a breathtaking view of the “Wilder Kaiser”
The new housing development “Alter Schießstand” in St. Johann in Tirol was constructed in solid wood as well as wood frame construction.
In constructing the low-energy building, special emphasis was placed on the modern and contemporary architecture. The extensive EGGER product range was used in wood construction applications and also for the interior design.
OSB 4 TOP boards and DHF boards were used for the load-bearing and reinforcing wall and ceiling elements.
60 mm (2.36”) thick Eurolight worktops were used for the kitchen furniture. The ABS security edging, which is coordinated with the EGGER decors, adds to the overall style of the kitchen. EGGER compact laminate was used in the bathroom and EGGER laminate flooring that matches the style of the building was chosen as the floor covering.
Products used
Implemented by:
Architect:
DI Karin Höck Planung – Architektur, Kundl (AT), www.hoeck.at
General contractor:
HÖCK Holzbau, Kundl (AT), www.hoeck.at
Fabricator:
Ing. Hans Bodner BaugesmbH & Co. KG, St. Johann in Tirol (AT), www.bodner-bau.at Sepp Hofer Tischlerei und Möbelhandel, Oberndorf in Tirol (AT), www.sepp-hofer.at
Construction period:
November 2010 to June 2011