Frederic Waimer

Congratulations, Frederic!

Our colleague Frederic Waimer has held a “representative professorship in structural theory and design at the University of Applied Sciences in Biberach” since 2024. The doctor in civil engineering joined Werner Sobek in 2015 as a team leader. He has been managing our office in Vienna since 2020 and has been a managing partner there since 2024. In 2022, Frederic Waimer also became a licensed engineering consultant and authorised inspector for construction in Austria.

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Structure for Humanitarian Headquarters

Structure for Humanitarian Headquarters

We are particularly pleased to have been commissioned to plan the structure for the new headquarters of Médecins sans frontières in Geneva. A detailed … more
Congratulations, Frederic!

Congratulations, Frederic!

Our colleague Frederic Waimer has held a “representative professorship in structural theory and design at the University of Applied Sciences in Biberach” since 2024. The doctor in … more
Climate-Friendly Supporting Structure for New Residential District

Climate-Friendly Supporting Structure for New Residential District

In a richly illustrated article, the magazine “Architectural Record” pays tribute to our Berlin structural engineering project Die … more
Werner Sobek Frankfurt in Focus #1: “I Absolutely have to Go There!”

Werner Sobek Frankfurt in Focus #1: “I Absolutely have to Go There!”

In a series of short films, we are putting our Frankfurt office in the spotlight. In the first film, office manager Daniel Torakai talks … more
In a Nutshell: Our Office in Dubai – an Interview with Benjamin Beer

In a Nutshell: Our Office in Dubai – an Interview with Benjamin Beer

Benjamin Beer has been managing our office in Dubai since 2020. In a short interview, the facade specialist explains how quickly the market in … more
“We have a sociological problem”

“We have a sociological problem”

In an interview with the “Sustainable Switzerland” platform, Werner Sobek talks about the global impact of the climate crisis. “We don’t have a construction problem, we have … more