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  • Wohnquartier Aubuckel in Mannheim
    Picture: Annette Rudolpf-Cleff
    Wohnquartier Aubuckel in Mannheim
    Picture: Annette Rudolpf-Cleff

    How Cities Can Become More Climate-Resilient Through Water Reuse

    2025/08/11

    New Aubuckel Residential Quarter Opens in Mannheim

    The Aubuckel residential quarter in Mannheim-Feudenheim, which opened on August 5, could become a blueprint for all of Germany: showing how cities and municipalities need to be redesigned to cope with the impacts of the climate crisis—and to conserve valuable water through reuse. Drought, heat, groundwater stress, as well as heavy rainfall and flooding as consequences of rising temperatures, are forcing a radical rethinking in urban planning. The goal must be to use more greywater instead of fresh water. The Aubuckel project, “ReSource Mannheim,” was designed by the Department of Design and Urban Development at the Faculty of Architecture and funded by the German Federal Environmental Foundation (DBU).

  • Bild: Detlef Göckeritz
    Bild: Detlef Göckeritz

    Ehrenpreis für Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christina Eisenbarth

    2025/06/30

    Auszeichnung für innovative Forschung an hydroaktiven Gebäudehüllen – Gips-Schüle-Nachwuchspreis 2025

    Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christina Eisenbarth, seit Kurzem Professorin am Fachbereich Architektur der TU Darmstadt, erhält den Ehrenpreis des Gips-Schüle-Nachwuchspreises 2025. Gewürdigt wird ihre Dissertation zur Entwicklung hydroaktiver Gebäudehüllen, die zur Klimaanpassung urbaner Räume beitragen.

  • Programmierte Hoffnung – Architekturexperimente an der HfG Ulm

    2024/11/27

    15. Februar bis 26. Oktober 2025

    Anfangs noch in der Tradition des Bauhauses vom Gründungsrektor und Bauhausschüler Max Bill geleitet, entwickelte sich die Architekturabteilung der HfG Ulm unter Konrad Wachsmann und Herbert Ohl rasch zu einem Hotspot des ‚industrialisierten Bauens‘. Wissenschaftlich und international vernetzt, erarbeiteten Lehrende und Studierende gemeinsam mit der Bauindustrie visionäre Konzepte für eine technisierte Welt. Neben Architekten wie Richard Buckminster Fuller, Ray und Charles Eames, Frei Otto und Yona Friedman prägten auch führende Köpfe der Geistes-, Natur- und Ingenieurwissenschaften das Lehrprogramm. Disziplinen wie Kybernetik, Operationsanalyse und Wissenschaftstheorie – vertreten durch Pioniere wie Norbert Wiener, Max Bense und Horst Rittel – wurden integraler Bestandteil der Ausbildung. Ziel war es, Architektur als ‚programmierte Hoffnung‘ wissenschaftlich, interdisziplinär und sozial verantwortlich zu denken.

  • Using Colors on Urban Streets to Boost Mental Health

    2024/10/11

    New Research Published

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Fachbereich Architektur der Technischen Universität Darmstadt

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Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christiane Salge

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Oliver Tessmann is Professor for Digital Design at the Technical University Darmstadt School of Architecture. His teaching and research revolves around computational design and digital manufacturing in architecture.After graduating in 2001 at the University in Kassel he was working with Coop Himmelb(l)au in Mexico and Vienna and Bernhard Franken in Frankfurt. In 2008 Oliver Tessmann received a doctoral degree after four years of research in the field of “Collaborative Design Procedures for Architects and Engineers” at the University of Kassel. The dissertation was supervised by Prof Manfred Grohmann and Ludger Hovestadt (ETH Zurich). From 2008 to 2011 he was heading the performativeBuildingGroup in the renowed engineering office Bollinger + Grohmann in Frankfurt and work at the Staedelschule Architecure Class (SAC) as a guest professor. From 2012 to 2015 he has been an Assistant Professor (tenure track) in the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) Stockholm. His work has been published and exhibited in Europe, Asia and the US.

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