Newsletter Archive | Werner Sobek

Constructing Future. A Newsletter by Werner Sobek.

With our new newsletter, we want to inform you in a compact form about topics that shape our work and affect our company. Below you find an overview of the newsletters we have published recently. If you want to subscribe to our newsletter, please click here.

Engineering Made in Berlin

A particular focus of Werner Sobek Berlin is construction in existing contexts, such as the conversion of the Sony Center and the Q207 quarter.

Engineering Made in Frankfurt

Around 60 colleagues work at our office on the Main, developing innovative concepts for structures and facades – both for projects in Frankfurt and on a national and international scale as well...

Sustainability – the Work of Generations

The climate crisis continued to intensify in 2024 against the backdrop of significant local and global political events. A look back at the year and our many small steps towards sustainability.

Modular Timber Construction

The climate crisis and housing shortage pose major challenges for clients, planners, and contractors. How can we create living space quickly, cost-effectively, sustainable and aesthetically pleasing?

We Plan Climate-Friendly Learning

From energy consumption to resource-saving natural materials: responsible planning is at the forefront of climate-friendly school construction.

Bridging the Sustainbility Gap

Bridges are an essential part of our infrastructure. They not only have to withstand loads from traffic, wind and earthquakes, but also the critical scrutiny of the general public.

Werner Sobek & Art Engineering

For many years, we have been supporting artists in the realisation of their works with our engineering advice. For over a decade, for example, we were able to support the Stuttgart artist rosalie...

German Engineering on the Bosporus

Werner Sobek Istanbul was founded in 2015 so that we are always available locally for our partners and clients in the region.

Stuttgart’s New Main Station – Infrastructure and Landmark!

It has been a hot topic for many years, but its completion is not within reach: the construction site around Stuttgart's new main railway station.

Building with Timber – What’s Next?

Timber is a renewable raw material and can make an important contribution to combating climate change by storing CO₂...

Future Challenge: Refurbishment

The revitalisation of buildings is an important instrument for the transformation of our industry towards more sustainability. It helps save resources and reduces emissions. Is this the future?

Nature in the City – Thanks to Facades?

In times of global warming and extreme weather events, many wonder how our built environment can react to these developments. In this context, green facades are of particular interest.