Stefan Zöllig in the NZZ am Sonntag

Timber construction is currently experiencing an enormous boom. Public and professional building are increasingly turning to wood. There are good reasons for this, as Stefan Zöllig explains in the interview in the NZZ am Sonntag. Buildings made of steel and concrete are responsible for gigantic CO₂ emissions with little performance. That's why Zöllig judges houses made of steel and concrete to be "worst practice." He is convinced that timber construction will prevail - more slowly than he would like, but slower than he would like, but much faster than many people think.

Here you can find the whole interview in the NZZ am Sonntag.

The big "Who is Who" of the Swiss construction and real estate industry
Only a few years ago, timber construction was a niche market and timber engineers such as Zöllig were given a platform at trade events and in industry magazines to demonstrate the advantages of timber construction. That's different today. Wood construction is mainstream, and Zöllig joins the great "Who's Who" of the Swiss Swiss construction and real estate industry. Zöllig will be joined by Simon Kronenberg, CEO of Holcim, Stefan Heitmann, CEO of MoneyPark, Peter Spirig, CEO of V-ZUG and Jann Felber, COO of Walde. in the supplement of the NZZ am Sonntag.