DDU researcher Max Benjamin Eschenbach will be pitching his doctoral research “Collaborative Computational Circularity – Algorithmic Strategies & Collaborative Computational Tools for Architectural Design with Reused Components” on Friday, 29th of November at the Symposium “Energy Campus” (Energie Campus) as part of the competition “Energy and Environment – My Idea for Tomorrow” (Energie und Umwelt – Meine Idee für morgen).

The research aims to contribute to sustainable architectural practices by developing collaborative computational tools for architectural design with reused building components as well as leftover materials. The work is situated at the intersection of architectural design, digital fabrication, circular economy and computer science.

Further information: https://www.energie-klimaschutz.de/ausschreibungsrunde-energie-campus-2024/