News

We presented our Framework for Virtual Reality based User Studies at the "eTeach" and at the "Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften".

Several members of InfAR presented research and projects at the 40th eCAADe conference in Ghent, Belgium. Our research addressed themes of Urban Data, Virtual Reality, Digital Pedagogy, and Spatial Analysis.

Maria Victoria Behler and Dominik Reisach won prizes with their entries in this year's poster competition and elevator pitch.

We presented five papers at the SSS13 in Bergen, Norway, thematically ranging from Traffic Modeling over Behaviour Prediction up to Virtual Reality based User Studies.

In the current issue of the german architectural magazin "Detail" we present methods of AI-based generation and analysis of residential building complexes.

Students donated their study pay for planting trees in Nicaragua

Workshop on Emerging Cities with Francis Keré

Four excellent thesis projects have been selected for publishing on our website

We held a remote one-week workshop with 60 Ethiopian Urbanism students.

Dissertation on Artificial Reef Design achieves summa cum laude!

Students present their design concepts for the future Elmshorn Train Station

The BBSR approved our "ZukunftBau" - research proposal on data driven extraction of user-centered design heuristics!

In the current issue of the journal "Informationen zur Raumplanung" we present and discuss the use of AI in architectural design.

Sven Schneider was interviewed on the possibilities of VR based user studies for architectural education.

Our VR-based Framework for User-Centered Architecture has been awarded in the 2021 AVRiL-Competition.

We are happy to announce, that the BMBF and the DAAD approved our research proposal on "Integrated Urban Mobility" (INUMO)

Lukas Kirschnik won first prize in the young talent competition "Auf IT gebaut" with his Master Thesis on Digital Blockhouse Fabrication.

In this article we present different ways how digital methods can support the generation and evaluation of urban masterplans.

The kick-off for OpenVREVAL, our project on user centered architectural evaluation through Virtual Reality, began this week!

Join the online disputation of Martin Bielik who presents his work on modeling the interaction between activity allocation, pedestrian movement and configuration of urban form.