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German Timber Construction Award 2017

Werner Sobek’s modular system of a sustainble timber house has been awarded the German Timber Construction Award 2017. This Award provides architects, designers and builders with an excellent platform to display the use of wood in pioneering design and construction projects. The jury emphasized the project’s excellent conception, its minimalist design and the high flexibility in its use. The four winning projects will be presented in a travelling exhibition touring Germany over the next two years.

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