Multi-storey buildings
Fast. Effective. Sustainable.
TimberTech Bulgaria offers innovative solutions for multi-story buildings with CLT and BSH structures that change the way urban construction is thought about and implemented.
These technologies allow for fast installation, a clean process and controlled quality, while providing exceptional stability, fire resistance and energy efficiency.
Advantages for investors and entrepreneurs:
Up to 50% shorter construction times thanks to factory-made elements.
Lower labor and logistics costs – without wet processes and heavy mechanization.
High energy efficiency – low operating costs and higher market value.
Fire and earthquake resistance, certified according to European standards (EN, ETA).
Possibility of modular construction and superstructures without burdening existing foundations.
CLT and BSH – the future of urban construction
Multi-story wooden buildings are already a reality in Austria, Germany, France and Scandinavia, where up to 10 floors are being built with proven safety and durability.
TimberTech applies the same technologies and standards in Bulgaria – an environmentally friendly, sustainable and economically viable solution for investors with a vision for the future.
Expand and upgrade with ease
In addition to new construction, TimberTech also offers options for retrofitting existing buildings – a solution that is increasingly preferred in densely built-up urban environments. Thanks to the light weight and high load-bearing capacity of CLT and BSH structures, it is possible to add new floors without burdening the existing foundations. This approach allows for an increase in usable floor area without the need for demolition or long construction cycles, and assembly with prefabricated elements minimizes the implementation time.
An impressive example of this type of solution is the Friedenstraße project in Berlin, where a new fifth level was built entirely in wood on a historic school building – four spacious penthouse apartments added to a restored 19th-century structure. The result is a harmonious combination of old and new, proving that wood is the material that can renew a city without destroying its identity.
