News and Events

Registration opens soon!

Visit the BE-AM Exhibition from Nov 7. to 10. at Formnext 2023, Frankfurt/Main, and join us for the BE-AM Symposium on Nov 16 on site or digitally via livestream.

Nadja Gaudillière-Jami will taking part at the 2023 Society of Architectural Historian Conference

DDU team member Nadja Gaudillière-Jami will be talking at the 2023 Society of Architectural Historians Conference, as part of the virtual session Implicit Choices and Appropriations: Architectural Software Histories on Wednesday the 20th at 09:00pm. The presentated paper is entitled Processing for Architecture – Open-Source, Learning, Struggles, and shines light on how technical and economical considerations have shaped the software landscape in architectural design of the past few decades, using the Processing programming environment as case duty.

Print it out! Architecture from the 3D printer

In the latest episode of the ArchitekturFunk Podcast Kerstin Kuhnekath discusses novel ideas on 3d printing in architecture such as Scan – Print – Assemble in which printed pieces serve as new connections between existing and reused elements.

DDU researchers Nadja Gaudilliere and Max Eschenbach will present our research paper “Printsugi – Matter as met, matter as printed” tomorrow, 05.07.2023, 15:15 at Fabrication Futures Session in the Scientific Track of the UIA World Congress of Architects 2023 in Copenhagen.

We are very excited to welcome Tenure Track Prof. Thomas Wortmann as well as Marco Tamborini for our third guest lecture within this semester's series. Next Tuesday, 27.06.2023 17:00 h in our RoboLab.

We are very excited to welcome Suzi Pain for our second guest lecture within this semester's series. Next Tuesday, 23.05.2023 17:00 h via Zoom.

10 years UNESCO World Heritage

From 21 May and until 17 September 2023, Hessen Kassel Heritage will be taking visitors to Wilhelmshöhe Palace on a virtual journey back to the origins of Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe. The exhibition “Bergpark reloaded” shows, among other things, a virtual insight into the actual construction plans of Landgrave Carl and thus offers visitors the opportunity to immerse themselves in a cultural landscape of superlatives. The digital model of the Bergpark was created in cooperation with the TU Darmstadt, Department of Digital Design, and provides a fascinating insight into this gigantic baroque building project.