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The evaluation of the finalist projects and winners will be entrusted to a jury of 5 independent professionals in the field of construction, with no connection to Rothoblaas.

During the evaluation process, the jury will be supported by two Rothoblaas staff members, in charge of handling only the materials and logistics.

Finalists and winners will be selected according to the criteria outlined in the regulations, at the sole discretion of the jury.

COMPOSITION OF THE JURY 

THE JURY

Ing. Wolfram Kübler

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WaltGalmarini AG (Switzerland)

Wolfram Kübler, partner at WaltGalmarini AG, is a civil and energy engineer specializing in hybrid and timber structures. He has extensive experience in sustainable projects and large-span structures, including the Pi multi-story building in Zug and the timber shell roof at Zurich Zoo.

Ing. Benoît Hargot

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Ney & Partners (Belgium)

Co-CEO of Ney & Partners WOW with 17 years of experience in in timber construction. He designs innovative timber and hybrid structural systems, develops connector details, and focuses his efforts on reducing the environmental impact of structures.

Ing. Ahmet Topbas

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ATTEC Design (Turkey-USA)

Structural engineer and founder of ATTEC Design. With international expertise in timber and hybrid construction, he is committed to exploring new frontiers and inventiveness in structural design.

Ing. Roy Crielaard

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Arup (Netherlands)

Roy Crielaard is a structural designer and project leader at Arup Amsterdam. He specialises in timber-hybrid construction, combining his experience in engineering consultancy and construction to create sustainable, impactful buildings.

Ing. Ermanno Acler

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Holzpak (Italy-USA)

Structural engineer, expert in large timber structures, owner and technical director of Holzpak Engineering SRL. He works with an innovative approach and focuses on structural efficiency to create impactful buildings such as the Anthony Timberlands Center in Arkansas.

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