- Rubner Construction Bois
- Rosny-sur-Seine, Saint-Priest
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- Director(s)
- Jacques Lherbier
- Alexis Duhameau
- Contact
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- Chemin des Marceaux
- 78710 Rosny-sur-Seine (France)
- www.rubner.com
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- 2, allée du Lazio
- 69800 Saint-Priest (France)
- www.rubner.com
Manufacturers, Large-scale equipment
Rubner construction Bois is a French company specializing in the construction of medium and large-scale facilities and buildings in wood or composite materials, with strong engineering expertise. Based in the Île-de-France and Auvergne Rhône-Alpes regions, we give preference to regional partners for our supplies, and use French timber in our production workshop in Rosny-sur-Seine. We are a member of the Rubner Group, a family-run business spanning almost 100 years, with six sites in Europe and an international reputation for sustainable timber construction. With wood, a natural and renewable building material, we are helping to create a greener, more sustainable world for future generations.
- The Quinconces at the heart of the athletes' village for the 2024 games
We produced all the project's timber-framed facades, on both concrete and timber structures, produced locally in Rubner's workshops using wood of French origin.
Project, solution, service and innovation for Sibca
In France, 80 passionate experts are with you every step of the way, from pre-project to planning, from production to assembly. We build facilities for culture, education, sport, commerce and industry, as well as residential, commercial and mixed-use buildings. Our timber and composite constructions are always designed using the elements best suited to your project: CLT, timber frame, glulam, wood concrete composite. Our aim is to offer you the best possible technical, economic and environmental solution.
Better with wood - You'll build better with wood.
Achievements
- Inspire, Puteaux: La Défense's first wooden building
For this office building, we erected seven storeys of timber structure on a concrete base and assembled 15,000 m² of glulam CLT floors.
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