St. Margrethen Customs Intervention Center: timber hybrid building

The Federal Office for Buildings and Logistics is planning the new construction of a customs facility in St. Margarethen, which will provide workplaces for 230 employees, infrastructure for further training and truck and car inspections. The winning project by Schneider & Schneider Architekten impresses with its sustainability. Among other things, we are responsible for planning the timber hybrid structural system.
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As part of the transformation process of the Federal Office for Customs and Border Security (BAZG), Switzerland's first intervention center is being built in St. Margrethen. The future intervention center comprises an elegant timber building and a multi-storey parking lot. The new construction is to be certified according to the Swiss Sustainable Building Standard. As part of the Schneider & Schneider Architekten team, we are responsible for the project planning of the excavations, the structural systems in timber and solid construction as well as transportation planning and Service pipe access. In the parking garage, we are using an innovative, material-saving ceiling system made of prefabricated concrete elements that was developed at ETH Zurich.

Our services

  • Competition, preliminary project to implementation
  • Structural engineering in timber and solid construction
  • Integration of an innovative, material-saving ceiling system for the parking garage in collaboration with ETH Zurich and Empa
  • Project planning excavations
  • Service pipe access planning
  • Transportation planning

Client

Schneider & Schneider Architekten on behalf of the Federal Office for Buildings and Logistics FOBL

Industry

Confederation / Cantons

Partners

Hager Partner AG

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