Holzbaukultur is a comprehensive platform dedicated to documenting and discussing Swiss timber construction culture. It is a digital archive that showcases timber buildings from the past 600 years, thereby providing a unique perspective on the evolution of timber architecture in Switzerland.
The platform offers an interdisciplinary overview, covering a wide range of perspectives, from master builders to entire planning teams, highlighting the key figures who have shaped Swiss timber construction culture. It features podcasts that present insights from various professionals, enriching the discussion around timber architecture, innovation, and sustainability. Additionally, a glossary of timber-related terms provides detailed explanations along with illustrative drafts, making it a valuable resource for architects, engineers, and anyone interested in timber construction.
By documenting historical and modern timber structures, Holzbaukultur not only preserves the knowledge of traditional craftsmanship but also fosters dialogue on the future of sustainable timber construction in Switzerland.