Atelier Bildau

Sebas­t­ian is a Ger­man design­er and mass tim­ber spe­cial­ist. The inter­play of sus­tain­abil­i­ty, design and mass tim­ber con­struc­tion is cru­cial to his approach to Archi­tec­ture and Urban Design.
He worked as a Lead Design Archi­tect at Provencher Roy Archi­tects on two of the firms sig­na­ture projects, The Sus­tain­able Mas­ter­plan for the Techno­pole Angus Neigh­bor­hood and the Port of Montréal’s Grand Quai and Cruise Ter­mi­nal before he moved on to a teach­ing posi­tion at Duke Uni­ver­si­ty in Durham, NC, as instruc­tor for archi­tec­tur­al design at the Trin­i­ty Col­lege of Arts and Sci­ences.  Returned to Ger­many, he’s cur­rent­ly work­ing on the new Head­quar­ter for the Min­istry of the Envi­ron­ment in Berlin, as well as a School Com­plex in Kas­sel. He is long-term part­ner of Daniel Pod­mirseg and became part­ner of the vfi for archi­tec­ture projects com­bin­ing net-zero con­struc­tions with urban agri­cul­ture programmes.