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BE-AM Symposium & Exhibition 2023
2023/09/18
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.
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Virtual 2023
2023/09/16
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.
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Interview ARCHITEKTURFUNK
2023/08/27
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.
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Printsugi – Matter as met, matter as printed
2023/07/05
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.
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Thomas Wortmann & Marco Tamborini – Guest Lecture
2023/06/20
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.
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Suzi Pain – Guest Lecture
2023/05/22
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.
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Bergpark reloaded
2023/05/19
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.