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“CONNECTING FRAGMENTS: Public Spaces as the Key Infrastructure to Healthy BB 2040” by Julian Hees, Sarah Friedel, Asli Aydin, David Svensson, Saskia Hirtz, Diana Chvirova, Laurenz Blaser The…
“BB4+ STRESSTEST: Critical visions for a region facing climate pressure” by Ziwei Dong, David Freeman, Luzie Michaels, Pascal Müller, Arina Rahma, Huizi Zhu This is BB4+ : Stresstest!…
“THE CARBON VALLEY: The Glacial Valley as a Carbon Infrastructure” by Sasha Amaya, Lisa Biermann, Adi Cohen, Yagmur Durak, Liujun Chen, Anna Markušina, Jonas Möller, Azada Taheri In…
Route 8 – BERLIN XX XL Eka Permanasari, Maram Ismail, Gan Yunni, Wang Yuchun, He Yite, Su Tianrui Route 8 includes the Berliner Hauptbahnhof (Berlin Central Station), Wannsee…
Route 7 – BERLIN XX XL Lena Diete, Destina Ergin, Thierry Nolmans, Johanna Schacht, Anastasia Soshnikova The overarching theme of this tender are the various scales of…
Route 6 – BERLIN XX XL Hui Xu, Kosar Ashgari, Zitong Ye, Uros Stojadinovic, Daniel Dilger The macro analysis of this project focuses on Berlin’s complex yet productive dialogue with…
Route 5 – BERLIN XX XL Mohamed Hegaz, Yasin Imran Rony, Anastasia Kuznetsova, Solveigh Paulus, Nina Schulz Connectivity and Integration: new visions for the east The conceptual interpretation…
Route 4 – BERLIN XX XL Kriti Garg, Zoe Hochstein-Morran, Carolina Moreno Londono, Alejandro Orduz Trujillo, Tamar Sarkissian This project frames scenarios along the S Bahn 2 line…
Route 2 – BERLIN XX XL Paul Strobel, Diogo Jeremias, Carolin Lichtenstein, Tino Imsirovic, Tom Rawson This project explores future trajectories between Berlin and Brandenburg through a case…
Route 3 – BERLIN XX XL Nathan Bram, Frederick Coulomb, Vanessa Markus, Babatunde Oladogba, Lena Reißler, André Sacharow The route on B96 is focusing on three very different…
Route 1 – BERLIN XX XL Ildar Biganiakov, Liu Ai, Paula Pons, Aniko Strutz, Panos Tsiamyrtzis Bakas This design focuses on 3 sites in Berlin-Brandenburg: Westkreuz, Olympiastadion and…
For What it’s Worth 2: The Great Transformation Arina Kapitanova, Christina Krampokouki, Christopher Heidecke, Evelina Faliagka, Jianhua Chen, Jun Wen, Laura Simak, Rosa Pintos Hanhausen the global union…
For What it’s Worth 2: The Great Transformation Bengisu Aydos, Chi Zhang, Jiaxin Lu, Johanna Hamel, Louna Al Bondakji, Magdalena Grienig, Philipp Winter, Simin Yan, Tunca Beril Basaran…
For What it’s Worth 2: The Great Transformation Julia Dorn, Katherine Eynon, Salma Hassabelnaby, Johannes Reinders, Veit Vogel, Johanna Westermann, Shuaiqi Xia, Yiran Zhang, Leonie Ziehmann beta…
For What it’s Worth 2: The Great Transformation Simon Warne, Lucinda Ng, Edouard Barthen, Paul Bostanjoglo, Mingyu Zhuang, Lucia Forcioli Conti, Monika Sillova, Sima Bhattarai, Laura Valverde Offermann…
For What it’s Worth: Densification at any Cost? Julia Göse, Marie Hildebrandt, Miao Hu, Leticia Palomino, Robert Ritzel, Emmi Stiegler, Amadeus Theimer, BoLun Wang kiez goes commons Adapting…
For What it’s Worth: Densification at any Cost? Melanie Garcia, Jörn Gartenbach, Anna Golmann, Petra Heber, Malte Hirsbrunner, Sophie Marthe, Lixuan Xie, Yanqui Yao Protopia Despite numerous calls…
For What it’s Worth: Densification at any Cost? Venus Ayoub, Luisa Balz, Raphael Feurstein, Timo Hartmann, Yiwen He, Andreas Horn, You Lyu, Mathias Maurerlechner, Julia Schlütsmeier-Hage, Philine von…
For What it’s Worth: Densification at any Cost? Anais Alfieri, Lea Becker, Jacqueline Behrnd, Irene Georgieva, Katharina Krempel, Alina Reuschling, Yitong Wang, Maik Weifenbach HETEROTOPOLIS Berlin…
SPREEATHEN Dominikus Littel, Niklas Grupe, Yanan Chen, Philipa Weyers WS 2016/17 SpreeRoute activating islands in the river network Engaging simultaneously with discourses on car-free neighbourhoods and with current…
SPREEATHEN WS 2016/17 What we can do for the River rethinking the relationship between river and city Cities depend on water and rivers, and yet create conditions…
SPREEATHEN Nija-Maria Linke. Franziska Bittner. Alina Schütze. Nanuk Rennert WS 2016/17 Water for the Kiez experimental, educational and active model quarter Taking the position that standard waterfront development…
SPREEATHEN Jöran Mandik. Li Zyue. Rickmer Niehus. WS 2016/17 Water Oriented Development uncovering the city’s tributaries to merge water and city The recent approaches of ‘water-sensitive urban design’…
SPREEATHEN Michael Fay. Dija Chen. Marcel Tröger. Peter Werner WS 2016/17 ENSEMBLESPREE assembleproductivity reinstating the river as the spine of city’s production The non-polluting, silent and…
SPREEATHEN Bente Jacobsen. Nathalie Denstorff. Ana Martin Yuste. Martin Villegaz WS 2016/17 Slow it Down a urban design framework for gradual riverside redevelopment Reacting to the property-market…
UD HOME GROWN – Housing Alliances on the Rise Svenja Binz, Julia Brennauer, Li Ao, Jim Reifferscheid WiSe 15/16 Giving a finisched spatial masterplan often means the end of…
UD HOME GROWN – Housing Alliances on the Rise Christin Bernartz, Laurène Cendrey, Nadine Krell, Kerstin Parschat, Lisa Wagner WiSe 15/16 On the one hand our proposal preserves…
The annotated course catalogue for the summer semester 2023 has been released. Please click here to download it and find further information on subject selection and enrolment. The…
Dear students, the course catalogue for the winter term is finally out. Click here to download it.
Click here to join the ISIS course of the Scientific Colloquium, starting December 6th!
Dear students, the course catalogue for the winter term is finally out. Click here to download it.
Dear Incoming Students of the year 2021, We are looking forward to meeting you in the first semester of the Urban Design Master at the TU Berlin! At…
# 1 Introduction by Undine Giseke and Philipp Misselwitz # 2 Spotlights: Martin Fuller & Emily Kelling, Jörg Stollmann & Aine Ryan, Angela Million & Andreas Brück, Undine…
Dear students, the course catalogue for the summer term is finally out and you can download it here KVV_SUMMER_2021 Make sure to carefully read all instructions on…
Urban Design Methods is a manual for reconciling contemporary approaches with increasingly complex demands in the shaping of urban living spaces. Architects and landscape architects, as well as…
Dear students, the course catalogue for the winter term is finally out and you can download it here KVV_WINTER_2020/21 Make sure to carefully read all instructions on…
The Habitat Unit is looking for a student assistant to help with the organisation of the Dual Degree Master from October 2020! Applications until August 6, 2020
BB2040 is a collaborative research project exploring #transformation processes in #BerlinBrandenburg from the perspective of #infrastructures. We will invite students, colleagues, collaborators and guests to contribute their knowledge,…
Dear students, the course catalogue for the summer semester is finally out and you can download it here KVV_SUMMER_2020 Make sure to carefully read all instructions on…
Das interdisziplinäre Team der TU Berlin mit den Studierenden Luisa Balz (Urban Design), Jonas Brodzinski (Architektur), Luisa Berßelis (Städtebau) und Sahl Kreish (Architektur) hat mit Ihrem Entwurf aus…
Updated! Download here the course catalogue for the winter term 2019/20!! http://www.urban-design.tu-berlin.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/191021_KVV_UDMA-komprimiert.pdf
In the context of the forthcoming 2020 centenary of Greater-Berlin the studio will look at the city’s past (built, unbuild, destroyed, forgotten) and present (contested, procrastinating, path-dependent) to…
We invite all the Urban Design students starting their studies in the winter term 2019-20 to join the Introduction Day: WHEN: Monday, October 7th @ 2pm WHERE: A053…
The Urban Design Dual Degree students who started their studies at TU Berlin in the winter term 2017 succesfully graduated at Tongji University Shanghai this June. Congratulations! …
On the 8th of October, the Urban Design Studio (Prof Stollmann, Prof. Misselwitz, Katharina Hagg and Aine Ryan) was awarded the price for outstanding teaching (1.500€), donated by…
The New Urban Agenda (NUA) is the outcome document agreed upon at the Habitat III cities conference in Quito, Ecuador, in October 2016. It seeks to guide the…
Digitalization and urbanization are deeply intertwined. Yet, the impact of digitalization in shaping urban transformation is highly contested. A frequent concern voiced by critics is the reliance of…
By 2050, 70% of the world’s population is likely to live in city-like concentrations. Our climate will have radically changed and natural resources will have dramatically depleted. Digitalisation…
INTRODUCTION URBAN DESIGN 2018/19 October 8, 2018 2p.m. A053 We wish you all a good start!
Africa is referred to as the last major growth region in the world. By 2050, the current population of nearly one billion people could almost double, and more…
Architects and planners are increasingly confronted with new challenges: Fossil energy resources as well as non-renewable materials are on the decline, the effects of climate change and pollution…
Cities are shaped by multiple interests, often acting in pursuit of conflicting visions. In Lagos, there is a wide disconnect between the developmental policy thrust of government and…
After completing his B.A. in Poli- tics from the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences in Tehran, he received his Ph.D. in Social Sciences from the University of…
The New Urban Agenda adopted in Quito in October 2016 was the culmination of extensive negotiations among member countries of the UN and of lobbying by the non-…
The Master’s Program in Urban Design at the TU Berlin was the first of its kind to be implemented in Germany. The four institutes of Architecture, Landscape Architecture,…
Exhibition opening on Wednesday, April 26, 2017 at 7 p.m. Curators: Undine Giseke, regine Keller, Jörg Rekittke, Antje Stokman, Christian Werthman Architekturmuseum der TU München http://www.architekturmuseum.de/home/ http://www.hatjecantz.de/suchergebnisse-624-0.html?q=drau%C3%9Fen
In case you are interested in the progress of our current Design Studio “Studio Rural+ / Alpine Commons” all of you are warmly invited to join our upcoming…
The Master’s Program in Urban Design at the TU Berlin was the first of its kind to be implemented in Germany. The four institutes of Architecture, Landscape Architecture,…
Two factors in particular make informal settlements particularly vulnerable to climate change: high built density, which amplifies the heat-island-effect during hot summer days, and the lack of household…
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