In this project, various strategies are developed and evaluated to transform an existing building complex into a complex that meets market-driven needs and current and future demands, including sustainability, financial feasibility and risk analysis as well as other trends and developments.
The yearly International Spring Academy Ruhr hosted by the TU Dortmund is a collaborative urban and architectural design workshop bringing together architecture students and teachers from across Europe.
In this hands-on course, students investigate the indoor environmental quality of existing educational spaces, collect on-site data, analyze results with scripting tools, and explore best-practice research.
A practical assignment designed to train students in solving problems with a high level of complexity.
In this course, we explore material qualities and possibilities on one hand, and architectural intentions on the other, to arrive at inspired architectural specifications and materializations.
This project-based course provides students with the knowledge and analytical skills needed to develop strategic long-term policy plans for Dutch housing associations.
It is important to realize that changes in the system on city level are connected to changes in the system of our streets and vice versa.