Since 2004, Jonas Lencer has been one of the directors of the architectural studio dRMM, one of the world’s leading studios actively engaged in innovation in multi-story timber architecture. His work is closely linked to paving the way for construction with cross-laminated timber panels; he regularly lectures on this topic at conferences around the world. He is also a regular member of competition juries for the British organization RIBA.

The dRMM office is a group of 35 creative architects from 17 countries around the world who have realized several innovative wooden buildings; the largest of these projects are Rundeskogen in Norway, where they built three wooden residential towers (the tallest of which has 13 floors), and the Trafalgar Place project, where a 4-story residential block was built. The latter has already received two awards this year at the London Planning Awards.