Archive 2019
15 November 2019, Biberach/Germany
Alfredo Harp Helú Stadium
22 November 2019, Stuttgart/Germany
26 November 2019, Salzburg/Austria
Form and Force
buildingSMART Germany
29 October 2019, Bern/Switzerland
Digital and Analog
German Yearbook of Civil Engineering
Exhibition “Shukhov. Formular of Architecture“
Lakhta Centre – The highest building in Europe
ZEIT Lecture by Werner Sobek
Sustainable Prefabs
Stuttgart 21 – A look behind
Werner Sobek Hamburg
Berlin’s new Museum of Modern Art
Talking with Werner Sobek
14 November 2019, Münster/Germany
Stuttgart’s New Main Station
Engineering for future architects
Daring the Future
Opening of the new adidas Arena
CTBUH Berlin Event
CTBUH Germany Founded
15 November 2019, Ludwigsburg/Germany
04 September 2019, Berlin/Germany
Bautech Talks
BIM for complex megaprojects
Digital strategies
Interview with Thomas Winterstetter
18 September 2019, Berlin/Germany
University of Applied Sciences Biberach visits Dubai
Werner Sobek in the magazine “stylus”
Engineering made in Stuttgart
Moving House – Literally Speaking…
Engineering Complexity
19 September 2019, Zurich/Switzerland
Nomination for materialPREIS
Fair Tower Frankfurt
Timelapse of the Building Lift – adidas ARENA
27 September 2019, Berlin/Germany
Promoting the Engineering Profession
7-10 October 2019, Barcelona/Spain
Kuwait International Airport
Shaping the Future
Panel discussion with Bernd Köhler
8 October 2019, Stuttgart/Germany
BIM Qualification Program
Grand Opening National Museum of Qatar
Metals in Construction
We Support The Beam
Werner Sobek – Shortcuts
27 June 2019, Darmstadt/Germany
aed neuland Design Competition
Welcome, Werner Sobek Berlin!
21 February 2019, Augsburg/Germany
29 March 2019, Düsseldorf/Germany
10 May 2019, Niedernhausen/Germany
28 May 2019, Hamburg/Germany
14 February 2019, Cologne/Germany
07 February 2019, Stuttgart/Germany
05 February 2019, Stuttgart/Germany
24 January 2019, Berlin/Germany
21 January 2019, Karlsruhe/Germany
15 January 2019, Munich/Germany
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Archive 2019
Engineering made in Stuttgart: The Mercedes-Benz Museum
The Mercedes-Benz Museum is probably Stuttgart’s most striking landmark. It represents the innovative power of one of the world’s leading automobile manufacturers.
In 2001, Werner Sobek together with the architectural consultancy UN Studio won the competition for the design and engineering of the museum. After a planning and construction period of five years, the museum opened in time for the 2006 World Cup held in Germany. As of today, it is one of Germany’s most visited museum buildings.
Prof. Thomas Winterstetter explains the special features and challenges in the planning of this unique building. He is general manager of Werner Sobek and at the time was in charge of the structural engineering of the museum.
Many thanks to the staff of the Mercedes-Benz Museum for their support during the shooting.
Watch the video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sj-Cy3DdKfo