Industry view on spruce: a lot of wood!
At the sports hall of the Hildegardis Gymnasium, wood is not hidden. The ones we supplied Spruce CLT panels were in Industry view quality implemented. As visible formwork above the impressive 30-meter beams, they give the hall a bright, structured appearance while simultaneously offering the typical advantages of solid wood in terms of statics and fire protection.
The Art of „Ticking“: One Truck Per Day for Maximum Progress
In the heart of Kempten, space is a luxury. A backlog of trucks or overcrowded storage areas on the construction site would jeopardize the entire schedule. Therefore, together with the executing timber construction company, we have a tightly coordinated logistics concept developed.
The principle One truck per day – in the precise assembly line sequence.
This rhythm is perfectly matched to the workflow of carpenters:
- Morning Delivery and direct lifting of CLT elements from the truck into the construction.
- Afternoon: The on-site team is focusing on static screwing, installing the impact boards, and sealing with weather protection film.
- Next morning: The next truck arrives, loaded with precisely the elements that will be installed next.
Maximum process safety: Digital project management via MTS Cloud
This precisely timed delivery keeps the construction site organized, safe, and above all, efficient.
But our task goes far beyond planning and transport. We see ourselves as the digital pacesetter for the entire timber construction process. Through our MTS-Cloud our client always has a complete overview of the project. The core of communication: For every single delivery, we provide a detailed 3D loading plan ready, which is digitally approved by the customer in advance.
With such a huge mass of wood, one could quickly lose track analogously – our MTS Portal prevents exactly that. The entire voting process is digital, transparent, and error-free. Our platform is precisely optimized for the requirements of large projects like this – and everything beyond. This ensures that the chain from the timber mill to the last screw on the construction site never breaks. Digital pre-planning is the invisible engine behind the visible construction progress in Kempten.
Construction progress on schedule: completion of the shell structure firmly in sight for 2026
Thanks to this close coordination between us as the supplier and the local specialists, the 30-million-euro project is progressing rapidly. The combination of a green roof, post-and-beam facade, massive timber, and our CLT panels will form a completed shell by the end of 2026, setting new standards in sustainability and modern timber construction.
