Keytopic 4.4: Modular Timber Construction: Built in 2 Days. Lasts 100 Years. Leaves Nothing Behind

The construction industry is under pressure — rising costs, delays, and increasing sustainability demands. Modular timber construction offers a different approach: buildings made from regional natural materials, assembled on-site in just 48 hours, with fixed pricing and minimal waste. Scalable from private homes to multi-story residential and hospitality projects, this method shows that speed, sustainability, and quality can go hand in hand. Architect Dilay Türe, founder and CEO of YUVA Timberconcepts, presents a real-world perspective on how circular construction can move from theory into practice.

About Speaker:
Dilay Türe is an architect, entrepreneur, and founder & CEO of YUVA Timberconcepts. With a degree from Vienna University of Technology and a certificate from Harvard University, she has spent her career at the intersection of architecture, sustainability, and modular construction. Before founding YUVA, she led the modular housing department at another construction company as COO. She is the recipient of the Global Distributed Design Award Copenhagen and builds companies from the ground up, from concept to market.