810 wooden columns, 790 wooden beams, and around 2,200 m2 of wooden cross-laminated timber ceilings elements with a thickness of 200 mm - these are the framework for the ambitious project being built on Konrad-Adenauer-Strasse in Ingelheim, Rhineland-Palatinate: The new administrative building of the Mainz-Bingen district administration. It has planned office and administrative rooms on a floor area of around 5,000 m², which will provide sufficient space for over 300 employees.

Now that the concrete construction of the stairwells and wet rooms has been completed, the timber structure consisting of columns and beams and the cross-laminated timber ceilings are currently being installed. The primary support structure is made of hardwood birch glulam with the ceilings made out of cross laminated spruce. The curtain wall consists of a timber frame construction with 400 individual elements. In total, the HASSLACHER Group supplied 50 m³ of cross laminated timber with an excellent surface finish in birch and around 313 m³ of birch cross laminated timber including joinery.