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The FC Campus ("Cube A" and "Cube B"), located directly at the A5 exit Karlsruhe-Nord, consists of two adjacent structural cubes at a slight offset, which leave a lasting impression due to their unique facade design.

The removable grandstands are surrounded on three sides by precast seating risers in the north endzone of the Los Angeles Football club soccer stadium. The grandstands are a free-standing system. The system is comprised of aluminum trusses, which are demountable from aluminum towers.

Palazzo Meridia in Nice is currently the tallest CLT office building in France. Dlubal customer CBS-Lifteam was responsible for the planning, supply, and installation of the timber structure.

This slender timber pedestrian bridge was constructed over the Bow River in Banff. At 13 ft wide and 38 ft long, the bridge is complete with a 263-foot clear span, which is perhaps the longest of its kind for a timber bridge.

The bridge structure of Isarsteg as integrating artwork fits perfectly into the surrounding landscape. Taking nature as an example, the bridge spans the Isar river like a branched limb.

One of the world's highest timber structures is a lookout tower on the Pyramidenkogel, a mountain in Carinthia, Austria.

The spiral-shaped tower with a height of 328 ft provides a breathtaking view over the Alps-Adriatic region.

The railroad station forecourt at Piazza Garibaldi is fifteen acres in size. You can find parks, gardens, and fountains here.

Between 2005 and 2013, it was renovated along with the metro station of the same name.

In December 2013, a hotel with extraordinary architecture opened in Davos, Switzerland. The building has the shape of a “Golden Egg” and is situated on a mountainside.

The hotel is elliptical in shape with all corners rounded, and is constructed with reinforced concrete.

A timber apartment complex with appealing architecture has been built in the Italian town of Brescia. Four housing complexes include a total of 72 housing units.

For the Lombard Institute for Residential Buildings (ALER), this was the first project carried out in wood.

An extraordinary structure was built in Chile: "Temple of Light", one of eight Bahá'í temples in the world.

The shape of the temple resembles a nine‑petaled blossom of a lotus flower. The building has a diameter of about 111.5 ft and a height of 98.4 ft.