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Werner Sobek AG, Managing Director & Partner | Stuttgart, Germany
Roland is Managing Director and Partner of the international engineering consultancy Werner Sobek Stuttgart. Born in Berlin, he subsequently moved to Hanover, Germany, where he studied Structural Engineering. Having accomplished his diploma, Roland started working at Werner Sobek Stuttgart and soon rose to be appointed first principal, then general manager, at least managing director and partner.
Roland heads the department of competitions and is a specialist of project management, lightweight structures and steel constructions. He has extensive experience in various important high rise projects, such as ADAC Headquarters in Munich, Germany, the Hegau Tower in Singen, Germany and the 400 m high Olympic Tower in Nanjing, China. In addition Roland has been in charge of several complex and large-scale projects such as World Expo 2017 in Astana, Kazakhstan and the underground railway station in…
Germany Chapter, Chair (2013 – Present)
Annual Conference, Presenter (Shanghai 2014; Australia 2017; Chicago 2019)
Awards Structural Engineering Jury (Chair 2020; Chair 2021)
Annual Conference, Session Chair (Middle East 2018)
CTBUH Berlin Event 2019: Urban Densification
18 September 2019
CTBUH Germany Innovations in Tall Buildings Forum
22 November 2018
Record Numbers Convene at 2018 Leaders Meeting
20 October 2018
18 September 2014
Sustainability Certification as a Tool for Design Optimization
The presentation examines the performance of high-rise buildings according to two green building / sustainability rating tools. It reviews the potential these tools have for...
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15 December 2021
Reducing the Carbon Emissions of High-Rise Structures from the Very Beginning
Roland Bechmann & Stefanie Weidner, Werner Sobek AG
Minimizing carbon emissions and reducing resource consumption in commercial high-rise buildings is an essential component of the building industry reducing its overall footprint. A concise...
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28 October 2019
Building More with Less Through Urban Mining
Roland Bechmann, Werner Sobek Group; Stefanie Weidner, ILEK University of Stuttgart
Due to increasing urbanization, the next 50 years will see a shortage of resources, which will be a key challenge for the construction industry. Architects...
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18 September 2019
CTBUH Berlin Event 2019: Urban Densification
The latest CTBUH Berlin Event addressed the question of how architects and designers can manage urban densification, while at the same time ensuring high standards of quality.
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18 September 2014
Sustainability Certification as a Tool for Design Optimization
The presentation examines the performance of high-rise buildings according to two green building / sustainability rating tools. It reviews the potential these tools have for...
18 September 2014
2014 Shanghai International Conference - Session 15 - Q & A
2014 Shanghai International Conference Session 15 Questions & Answers session with speakers Roland Bechmann, Werner Sobek Group; Joost Kuckartz, SODIS LAB; and Weiping Shao, BIAD.
15 December 2021
Reducing the Carbon Emissions of High-Rise Structures from the Very Beginning
Roland Bechmann & Stefanie Weidner, Werner Sobek AG
Minimizing carbon emissions and reducing resource consumption in commercial high-rise buildings is an essential component of the building industry reducing its overall footprint. A concise...
28 October 2019
Building More with Less Through Urban Mining
Roland Bechmann, Werner Sobek Group; Stefanie Weidner, ILEK University of Stuttgart
Due to increasing urbanization, the next 50 years will see a shortage of resources, which will be a key challenge for the construction industry. Architects...
16 September 2014
Sustainability Certification as a Tool for Design Optimization
Roland Bechmann, Thomas Thuemmler & Christiane Ditzen, Werner Sobek Group
The paper examines the performance of high-rise buildings according to two green building / sustainability rating tools. It reviews the potential these tools have for...
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