General contracting
Overall responsibility for project management, procurement, cost, schedule and construction – transparent and tailored to the project.
INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION · RESIDENTIAL · GENERAL CONTRACTING
Industrial and commercial construction is our core competence. Alongside it, we deliver apartment buildings and houses as a general contractor – with engineering, our own timber-frame production and in-house installation teams.
TWO BUSINESS AREAS
MTM combines technical engineering with practical delivery. We apply this structure in two clearly defined fields.

Serial and individual industrial and commercial buildings are our core competence. We optimise structure, production, logistics and installation for short programmes, efficient processes and repeatable quality.
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As a general contractor, we deliver apartment buildings, residential developments and individual houses. We coordinate design, specialist engineers, building services, fit-out and external works through to handover.
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Berg der Löwen in Murten and Plasselb show the breadth of our second business area – high-quality residential projects with clear general-contractor responsibility.
SERVICES
We combine planning, production and site delivery in one continuous project organisation. The result is buildable solutions and fewer unnecessary interfaces.
Overall responsibility for project management, procurement, cost, schedule and construction – transparent and tailored to the project.
Coordination of architecture, structure, building services and fit-out through to coherent, buildable information.
Our in-house engineering office specialises in timber construction. Timber design and structural calculations are coordinated directly with production and installation.
Constructive, commercial and logistical optimisation of components, materials, procurement and construction sequence.
Timber-frame elements are manufactured in our own production facility – controlled, repeatable and aligned with the installation sequence.
Our own installation teams and clear site coordination secure quality, programme and a clean handover.
FLAGSHIP PROJECT
61 multi-storey commercial units across two buildings – the largest GreenPlaces site delivered by MTM. Around 10,000 m² of usable floor area demonstrates the scalability of integrated timber engineering, own production and installation.

61 commercial units in sustainable timber construction. MTM delivered timber engineering, structural optimisation, production, installation and technical implementation at scale.
LONG-STANDING COLLABORATION
The modular commercial concept and brand belong to GreenPlaces. MTM has supported the technical implementation from the outset – including 3D work, timber engineering, structural optimisation, execution planning, in-house production and assembly. In Switzerland, all completed locations shown here were delivered by MTM; in Germany, Bad Krozingen and Bisingen.

Industriestrasse 2
3812 Wilderswil

Industriestrasse 177
3178 Bösingen

Route des Courtraits 26–28
1880 Bex

Wattwerkstrasse 2
4416 Bubendorf

Le Gilloud · Martigny

Elsässer Straße 14A
79189 Bad Krozingen

Conrad-Röntgen-Straße 4/1
72406 Bisingen
PROJECT OVERVIEW
The schematic map links to MTM industrial, commercial and selected residential projects.
MTM CONSTRUCTION AG
MTM has been active since 2017. Industrial and commercial construction is our core competence; residential and house construction forms the company’s second independent pillar.
Our in-house engineering office focuses on timber construction. Design, detailing and optimisation are coordinated directly with our own timber-frame production and installation teams. For concrete construction, specialist structural design and other disciplines, we appoint selected external engineers and consultants.
This links engineering, production and site delivery in one continuous organisation – from large commercial sites to demanding residential projects.
CONTACT
Tell us briefly about your project. French, Italian and English enquiries go directly to Saulius Maisevicius; German enquiries to Michael Theilig.