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.
The second seminar of ECL-AA on “Guiding Rapid Urbanization 2.0” was held on the 9th of October 2020, following the first seminar which took place in 2018.
Our two Master-Thesis students Nour Khwies and Nancy Abdelzaher got awarded for their propsal for the redevelopment of Rödingsmarkt, Herrlichkeit und Alsterfleet in Hamburg.
Despite the current situation, we will be there for you via email or phone. In the meantime we are updating and improving our online teaching materials to provide you with a best possible learning experience in the coming semester!
The Thuringian Ministry of Economics, Science and Digital Society (TMWWGD) supports the development of our open platform for Virtual Reality based Evaluation of building designs.
This week thursday, 9:15 we will start our this years studio "Design by Research", where we develop and apply an evidence-based strategy for the human-centered design of the train station in Neumünster.
Martin Bielik presented the paper "Evolving Configurational Properties - Simulating multiplier effects between land use and movement patterns" at the 12th Space Syntax Symposium in Beijing, China.
Together with the chair of "Computational Architecture" (Prof. Reinhard König) we launched our new online teaching platform for video-based online learning.
Our paper "Examining Trade-Offs between Social, Psychological and Energy Potential of Urban Form" got selected for the cover story in the International Journal of Geo-Information!
Together with Deutsche Bahn Station & Service we started a collaborative research project on the application of Virtual Reality in the project development phase of train stations. Thereby we will develop methods to systematically evaluate train stations from the perspective of the user and investigate how this evaluation can be integrated into the very early phases of planning.
