Next Generation Park
Project information
submitted by
Katharina Elert
Co-Authors
Agnieszka Kruszak, Anjuna Kaiser, Arvid Meyer-Gerlt, Balint Kemeny, Carmen Birgit Dietrich, Carolina Maria Agathe Victoria Schönburg, Joost Rouven Gabriel Jansohn, Jule Hannah Hoinkis, Letitia Manko, Mathilda Beate Linß. Maxim von Helden, Nicola Aylin Kähler, Timm Hergert, Victoria Fibich, Wiebke Meyer
Mentors
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jürgen Ruth, Dr.-Ing. Katrin Linne, Katharina Elert M. Sc.
Faculty:
Architecture and Urbanism,
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Degree programme:
Architecture (Master of Science (M.Sc.)),
Civil Engineering (Master of Science (M.Sc.))
Type of project presentation
Exhibition
Semester
Summer semester 2023
- Freifläche 6 / area 6 (hinter Kubus 1a)
Project description
The depletion of the earth's resources for the rest of the year is approaching every year, especially in Western Europe already in spring. A future-oriented country must therefore pay more attention to circular justice in materials and building techniques. Sustainable materials such as wood, straw and clay can have a positive effect.
In this semester project, six sections of an experimental campus site called NEXT GENERATION PARK were each designed by a group of students against this background. The sections were to be constructed exclusively of sustainable materials or their hybrid combination and be future-oriented. Each section has its own programmatic title: Woodland, Strawland, Clayland, Recycledland, or Hightechland.
Experimental application of AI-based tools for research, description, design, and planning was explicitly welcome.
In the companion seminar "Breaking News goes AI," groups were asked to develop a contemporary media presence. In the second accompanying seminar "Additive Manufacturing" (Experimental Workshops of Architecture), digital fabrication methods were tested on a model scale.