Projects of the 3R wood bending

For the beautiful redesign of the square at Harras in Munich by the company BBZ Architekten, we were allowed to produce the bent battens from oak.

The assembly was done by the local joinery Grazl.

After about fifteen years of planning and construction, the National Museum finally received a makeover.

Thanks to the steam-bending process, the steam-bent larch slats remain dimensionally stable with a full wood cross-section, without gluing.

Further information on the project: Extension to the Landesmuseum Zurich

The square in front of the church of the monastery island Rheinau has received a redesign.

A steam-bent round bench as well as an arched bench offer space for comfortable hours by the trees.

Further information about the project: Klosterinsel Rheinau

In addition to Landi 39, arched and round benches, the public areas were also equipped with the newly developed round bench table as well as public bins and bollards.

Where the former production halls of the Sihl paper mill stood, urban life will soon take place in the Greencity urban district.

Further information on the project: Greencity – working close to the center, living sustainably

For the area Suurstoffi in Rotkreuz BURRI has realized several arched benches for the project “rotating tree” by Vogt landscape architects.

Due to the rotation, the arched benches are always in a different constellation around the groups of trees.

Further information about the project: Rotating tree Suurstoffi Rotkreuz

This Landi arched bench has four different radii and a total length of more than 26 meters.

In October 2018, it opened the first Swiss cidery and distillery museum in Arbon TG. The Landi Bogenbank now stands on its forecourt and invites visitors to linger in comfort.

Further information on the project: Custom curved bench

From the cordoned – off harbor area to the city’s insider tip.

Planed Douglas fir and hot-dip galvanized steel frames with a coating of micaceous iron ore make the benches what they are: modern special versions of the Landi classic from 1939.

Further information on the project: New Rhine Promenade St. Johann in Basel

For the park of the historic Elfenau country estate in Bern, we were commissioned to produce two unusual curved benches made of oak. The excellently preserved, imposing benches from the historic estate served as the starting point. One of them can be seen in the picture gallery in the background.

Solid Swiss oak, traditional wood joints, steam bending and complete surface treatment with weatherproof structure. From the first sketch to the delivery, we were allowed to play the whole repertoire, so to speak.

Where it all began…. these were the first steam-bent benches Cooperation with a metalworker was allowed to carry out.

At Arenenberg Castle, the castle park was uncovered and redesigned according to historical plans. Fortunately, an artist 200 years ago drew these beautiful benches around the trees. many thanks to the unknown painter.

The formerly dreary courtyard with parking lot invites today to linger

For the natural design of this shady courtyard with “learning workshop” on the first floor, we were allowed to produce seating elements made of oak with Inox connectors. We took the organic, free forms of the natural stone walls on site with simple templates and a few weeks later delivered and installed the seating surfaces.

For the new edition of a beautiful chair, we were allowed to produce the chair slats from Thurgau ash in various finishes.

These were delivered by us ready for assembly, including the surface treatment.