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Every morning there is a small fight at ISOCELL. Really, a fight? OK, that's a rather negative word. Instead, let's call it a friendly contest between two people who know the company better than most, because they have been here the longest. It is an argument about who arrived at work first. The opp

Mr Reisinger, you have been with ISOCELL's field service for 25 years. As well as being a renowned expert in building physics and a regular guest on standardisation committees, you are also well known for providing innovative solutions that don't always agree with the textbooks. How did all this com

"Why is Kay Künzel, founder of 'raum für architektur' in Wachtberg, Germany, south of Bonn and qualified planner for passive houses to be found in this section of all places? Because he is a genuine (and good) customer of ISOCELL. Our new office building is the best example of sustainable renovation

Ecological building is the most normal thing in the world for Team Ronacher. The first house, designed in 1982, was made from wood even then. So, houses had already been built of wood long before this had become modern. “Wooden construction was still an architectural vision 30 years ago. I would lik

Ms Bachinger, how did you arrive at wood-construction research? I originally studied architecture, but was always fascinated by building physics. After working in a building physics office in Vorarlberg, I deepened my focus through my dissertation and came across wooden flat roofs, which were a hot

‟There has been increasing demand for wooden construction for years,” Georg Zenz explains ‟since the 1990’s more and more people are opting for a wooden house thanks to the trend towards health-conscious building. With a staff of just under 30 we build, adapt and convert up to 25 prefabricated house

Mr Kraler, you began your career as a carpenter's apprentice and made your way to a teaching position at the university via master school, the HTL (secondary technical school) and architectural studies. You became a member of the University of Innsbruck's newly founded chair in wood construction. Ho