Projekte

Das Archiv zeigt Arbeiten von Studierenden in Projekten und dem Double-Degree Programm IMAMS. Zusätzlich werden hier die Ergebisse der Sonderausstellung Bauhaus.Orbits präsentiert.

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Cases and Conditions

Cases and Conditions has brought together students with different artistic and architectural positions, from different geographical and cultural backgrounds, from Argentina, Australia, Iran, Thailand, Tunisia, Turkey, and Germany –some with Chinese and Italian roots. We have learned and continue to learn from our situated stories and experiences, from our particular works and biographies.

Wunderkammer 4.0 _ Cabinets of wonder

The aim of the project is to design a temporary pavilion as vitrine to promote the famous art collection of the “Stiftung Schloss Friedenstein Gotha” and to give an inside in the baroque universe of the castle and museum. The task is to identify places alongside the tourist trails and close to important points of intersection in the city to inform and orient people and to stimulate a dialog.

Fantasy is Reality: Interfaces for Hanging in There

Description: Fantasy is reality in the world today
I'll keep hanging in there, that's the only way
–Parliament, 1970

Heavy times demand not only solidarity, ingenuity and resilience from us all, but also the capacity to fantasize a different existence thereafter. While societal disruptions resulting from armed conflict, natural disaster, famine and pandemic have accompanied homo sapiens sapiens since time immemorial, the world at present finds itself in the midst of the first generation of ubiquitous global crises to unfold in the post-information age.

New nature in park on the Ilm

The aim of the project is to make aware of our nature in park at the Ilm in the context of climate change. Students sense the natural environment and make the invisible data of energy flow perceivable. The task is to intensify the multisensory perception of natural phenomena. Record sound, sense water data (flow rate, temperature gradients, pollution) and store light, observe generation and degeneration of nature and present a “new image” of nature and natural processes.
Mobile media installations will create a special atmosphere related to the natural and architectural context in the park at river Ilm. The media installation should add a new layer of meaningful information to create an interesting environment for interactive communication. Users should become present and be involved in the presentation of the spatial installation through different pattern of communication. The design of a multisensory space, pavilion or other special environment is part of the design project.



MediaArchitecture Biennale 2020 # FuturesImplied

During the project module students develop installation concepts for the Media Architecture Biennale 2020 in Amsterdam with the overall topic #FuturesImplied. Selected installations shall be realized in Amsterdam.
The Media Architecture Biennale is a biennial event, featuring workshops, a conference, and an exhibition that attracts interaction designers, lighting designers, architects, artists, researchers, and industry practitioners who showcase their work, analyze new developments, engage in networks, and discuss emerging trends in this new profession.

SDE21_urban hub

A small building of information is to be developed in a process of coordination of planning. This point of information without any supervisor indicates the activities of the research initiative „ENERGIEWENDEBAUEN“ and the competition „SDE21_urban hub“. It is supposed to inform a multitude of interested visitors about the latest concepts and strategies on the way to the energy transition. This building of information aims at different target groups and presents content by diverse formats. Digital media as a mediation of sound, light, image, or text can be integrated into architectural modules. It can contribiute to a participatory or interactive communication of information.

In the project competition papers are compiled to the competition „SDE21_urban hub“. Teams of MediaArchitecture students with apprentices can join in. These teams have to consist of at least two different disciplines. The best ideas can be submitted up to the 24th of April in 2020. You can find the complete public offer of the award under sde21-urbanhub.de

Interactive interventions_Bauhaus steps to 100

MediaArchitecture interventions will be designed at authentic Bauhaus-places and domains of the former Bauhaus protagonists in Weimar to make the history present for visitors. The places form a network of trails and can be experienced during a Bauhaus walk. Interactive installations at this places communicate visual and acoustic information about Bauhaus history through the media sound, light, image, text, colour and material to design hybrid realities and spatial situations. The user can experience with all senses and physical interaction to grasp the knowledge about the Bauhaus-place and history. The specific communication patterns are for different target groups. The students develop context based interactive or reactive prototypes.

Water Interaction in Parc on the Ilm

Experience and learning situations with water will be developed for the area of Parc on the Ilm in Weimar. Small architectures or interactive installations are situated alongside the river Ilm and form a sequence.

Summaery.Oberlichtsaal.Gallery.2019

The project aims to develop and realise an exhibition architecture and presentation concept suitable for a selected urban context of Weimar or for the "Oberlichtsaal" in main Building of Bauhaus-Universität Weimar.

Urban interface

Das Projekt zielt auf einen Beitrag für die Lichtstadt Jena während des Internationalen UNESCO Lichtjahres 2015 ab. Es werden experimentelle Ideen zu interaktiven Fassaden bezogenen Elementen, Strukturen, Installationen, Szenarien oder Projektionen im urbanen Raum entwickelt, die unsichtbare Informationen und Geschichten der Stadt mit dem Medium Licht sichtbar machen. Für Jena als anerkanntes Zentrum für Optik und Photonik liegt es nahe, das Medium Licht für die Visualisierung und Gestaltung einzusetzen.

Studio Projects

Studios are the main semester projects in terms of workload and ECTS. Students are encouraged to develop artistic, experimental work following the research-based studio outline. IMAMS students in Buffalo join the Situated Technologies Research Group, one of four research studios at the core of UB's architectural graduate studies. Students in Weimar join the MediaArchitecture studio as part of their foundation semester.

Seminars

Seminars cover a broad range of research based, technical and/or artistic practice. The general topic outline is flexible as defined by the study regulations. Students are generally encouraged to attend a balanced mix of media as well as architecture seminars. Between both faculties at both universities is where the interdisciplinary nature of IMAMS really comes to light.

Thesis Projects

Thesis projects are undertaken after the completion of all mandatory coursework and are handed in at both universities under the supervision of interfaculty staff. A general differentiation is made between scientific / research-based and artistic / experimental theses. Further details on thesis and academic degrees here.

»Bauhaus Orbits« visualisiert historische Bauhaus-Diskurse 

Die Installation „Bauhaus Orbits“ ermöglicht eine raumgreifende Projektion mit 6 Beamern. Studierende im Studiengang MediaArchitecture stellten vom 3. bis 14. Juli 2019 im Foyer der Universitätsbibliothek der Bauhaus-Universität Weimar die Installation „Bauhaus Orbits“ aus, die historische Bauhaus-Diskurse mit zeitgenössischen Mitteln erlebbar macht.

In dem künstlerisch-akademischen Projekt haben die Studierenden Entwurfs- und Lehrkonzepte von Bauhaus-Meistern wie Walter Gropius, Laszlo Moholy-Nagy und Paul Klee klassifiziert und analysiert. Daraufhin haben sie die in ausgewählten historischen Quellen enthaltenen Elemente der Diskurspraktiken am Bauhaus in einen algorithmisch anwendbaren Datensatz transformiert und in ein digitales Netzwerk integriert. Dieses bildete sich auf der Oberfläche der Installation »Bauhaus Orbits« ab, deren Geometrie vom historischen Oberlichtsaal im Hauptgebäude der Bauhaus-Universität Weimar inspiriert ist. »Mit den Bauhaus Orbits möchten wir Nutzerinnen und Nutzern ein immersives Erleben des historischen Diskurses ermöglichen, indem wir mit digitalen Mitteln eine neue Einheit von visueller, auditiver, taktiler und intellektueller Erfahrung herstellen. Die Studierenden finden damit eine für das 21. Jahrhundert angemessene Form des Bauhaus-Diskurses«, so Dr. Sabine Zierold, Sprecherin des Studiengangs MediaArchitecture. Das Projekt Bauhaus Orbits wurde interdisziplinär betreut und bearbeitet durch Professorinnen und Professoren, Mitarbeitende und Studierende der Fakultäten Architektur und Urbanistik, Medien, Bauingenieurwesen sowie Kunst und Gestaltung.

Weitere Informationen erhalten Sie unter https://cargocollective.com/projektbauhausorbits oder bei Dr. Sabine Zierold unter sabine.zierold@uni-weimar.de.

Beteiligte Professuren:

Professur Bauformenlehre (Prof. Bernd Rudolf); Professur Theorie Medialer Welten (Prof. Dr. Henning Schmidgen); Professur Darstellungsmethodik (Dr. Sabine Zierold)

Beteiligte Studierende: 

Alfredo Ardia (Electro-Acoustic Composer, Media Artist); Arthur Keir (Filmmaker, Alumni, Art Director at Art Government); Diego Carvallo (Architectural assistant); Frédéric-Philipp Habermann (Architectural assistant); Hamzeh Ahmad (Student MediaArchitecture, BIM manager); Jan Glöckner (Graphic Designer, Artist); Jyotsna Gorle (Student Human-Computer-Interaction researcher, Software Developer); Ka-man Lam (Alumni MediaArchitecture, Initiator, Curator, Design Lead, Interface Designer & Developer); Michael Wilde (HCI, Media Artist); Mohamad Kahlil (Architectural assistant); Nancy Abdelzaher (Student MediaArchitecture, BIM manager); Patrick Saad (Data Scientist, Student Assistant of Research Group Prozessorientierte Diskursanalyse); Hannes Schmidt (Alumni Architect); (Rafael Kosuch (Alumni Architect); Victor Vilceanu (Structural Engineer); Youngmo On (HCI, Assistant curator); Students Bachelor Architecture: Simon  Schlereth, Calvin  Schwabe, Till  Pulst, Sabrina Hauck, Nina Günther, Lea Marzinzik, Andra Quante, Anna-Lena  Sehm, Pauline  Topel, Yuegong  Huang, Michael Feller, Jakob Emanuel Lange, Antonia Rothe, Felix  Balling, Carolin Schelle

Partner und Förderer:

Forschungsgruppe Prozessorientierte Diskursanalyse, Fakultät Medien der Bauhaus-

Universität Weimar; Ingenieurbüro Matthias Münz Weimar; Renolit Worms; Malerfachbetrieb Großmann Weimar; Domzelt Deutschland; AEO GmbH Lichtdecken Riesa

Kreativmetall Weimar; Mapping Matter; Metallwerkstatt und Holzwerkstatt der Bauhaus-Universität Weimar; StuKo der Bauhaus-Universität Weimar; Servicezentrum Liegenschaften der Bauhaus-Universität Weimar; Thüringer Ministerium für Wirtschaft, Wissenschaft und Digitale Gesellschaft; Freundeskreis der Bauhaus-Universität Weimar; Kreativfonds der Bauhaus-Universität Weimar