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COURSE CATALOGUE

SUMMERSEMESTER.

2019

BACHELOR COURSE 2ND SEMESTER

BA 1.2 Conceptual design ‚

lecturers Prof. C. Bonnen, MA L. Kapisinska, Prof. K. Pahl, Prof. K. Schäfer

Tutors: Anni Maciolek, Nina Möllering, Dennis Witte, Bjarne Voigt

CONTINUE BUILDING>> NORMAL SPECIAL They begin with a detailed analysis of the city of Bremen as a plan and living space. From a very large to a smaller scale, you approach the whole city, then a quadrant, analytically and conceptually from various aspects, and finally design a building that complements the urban fabric and continues the structure of the city at this location. The specific characteristics of a standard place are taken up, a small house is created, which fits ideally to the place and at the same time offers the function it contains a suitable space and an appropriate, specific appearance in the street. The aim is to track down and analyse urban planning and functional structures and, building on this, to develop a first complete draft from the specification of the task to the conceptual idea right down to the last detail. You will learn about the manifold conditions and dependencies in architectural design and learn how to deal with them in a target-oriented way. The project is processed integrated in the modules BA 1.2, 4.3, BA 5.2.

benefits Participation in all dates listed below, submission of all services

required in the task, construction and participation in the summer exhibition on 25.08.19

location studio

Dates & Events Tuesdays from 10 a.m 12.03. 01 Town House Architecture (Schäfer) / Issue A 1 M 1:5000 19.03. 02 Application Layer Model (Schäfer) / Consultations 26.03. 03 What is urban planning? (Shepherd) / Consultations 02.04. 04 House and City / Presentation A 1 / Issue A 2 M 1:500 09.04. 05 consultations 23.04. 06 Function and printout / presentation A 2 / output A 3 M 1:100 30.04. 07 consultations 06.-10.05. 08 field trip 14.05. 09 consultations 21.05. 10 consultations 28.05. 10 Space and material / Presentation A 3 / Issue A 4 M 1:30 04.06. 12 consultations 11.06. 13 consultations 18.06. 14 consultations 25.06. 15 consultations 09.07.

16 presentation

BACHELOR COURSE 4TH SEMESTER

BA 1.4 Design II lecturers

Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Michaela Hoppe

Climate compatible building: Refuge / Accommodation / Hostel For a self-chosen place in the nature, you design an accommodation for 18 to 20 hikers, mountaineers or cyclists. The concept of the building is based on a respectful treatment of the chosen location. Design, material and energy concepts reflect this approach. The ecological footprint of the planned building is - demonstrably - as low as possible.

Space program: - Forecourt (entrance / vestibule / bearing) - Lounge area (incl. cooking area) - Sleeping area (possibly divided) - Washing area (incl. toilet) - Outside area (outdoor recreation area) - Access road (footpath or cycle path)

benefits Seminar paper, working models, design with energy and material concepts, energy balance, documentation of the design process, presentation by plans and models

location AB 501 / Studio

Dates & Events Seminar: Tuesday, 9:45 - 13:00 or by arrangement First appointment: Tuesday 12.03.2019, 9:45, AB 501

12.03. 01 inauguration 19.03. 02 Seminar / Consultation 26.03. 03 Seminar / Consultation 02.04. 04 Seminar / Consultation 09.04. 05 Intermediate presentation Location, climate concept 16.04. --- Easter break 23.04. 06 Seminar / Consultation 30.04. 07 Seminar / Consultation 07.05. --- not applicable due to excursion with 2nd semester 14.05. 08 Seminar / Consultation 21.05. 09 Intermediate presentation Space, material concept 28.05. 10 consultation 04.06. --- not applicable due to conference 11.06. 12 consultation 18.06. 13 consultation 25.06. 14 consultation 02.07. 15

Final presentation and submission


BA 1.4 Design II

lecturer Prof. Dr. Claudia Kromrei

Tutor: Daclon Lee

Urban/building typologies - Supermarket/Bremen

A supermarket is a trading and transhipment centre for a large number of goods and a large number of customers. Supermarkets are highly organized places where public presentation and private needs meet directly. This semester, they are designing a supermarket with 800 to 1,500 square metres of retail space in Bremen and are investigating the extent to which site-specific architecture on the one hand and recognizability and corporate identity on the other can be combined. They should question the functional diagrams proposed by market researchers and marketing experts, if necessary invent new forms and/or radicalise the familiar and supposedly well-functioning ones. At the same time, you should investigate how a further empty space can be architecturally determined: through the functional concept, the supporting structure, the shell, the light and/or the material.

As an introduction to the topic we read the novel Four Apples by David Wagner (Rowohlt, Reinbek 2009, 160 pages).

benefits Participation in the courses with improvisation and reading, development of a draft and presentation in M 1:50

location Room AB 516

Dates & Events Tuesdays 10:00-14:00 o'clock

11.03. 01 module presentation 19.03 02 Introduction/Organization/Plots/Release Text 26.03. 03 Discussion Text/Edition Stegreif/Notation 02.04. 04 Presentation improvement/notation 09.04. Easter holidays 16.04. 05 VL Type Market/Supermarket 23.04. 06 Intermediate presentation Concept 30.04. 07 VL Cover/facade 07.05. 08 consultation 14.05. 09 consultation 21.05. 10 consultation 28.05. 11 Intermediate presentation design 04.06. 12 consultation 11.06. 13 consultation 18.06. 15 consultation 25.06. 15 final presentation


BA 1.4 Design II - Co-Working / Co-Living

lecturers Prof. Ingo Lütkemeyer

Living together / Working together

The old Neustadt in Bremen has great development potential due to its very central location within the historic city centre. This is far from being exhausted, even though new housing projects are currently being planned and a model bicycle quarter is being built. In addition, further concepts are needed that can also provide impetus for the development of the city as a place to live. For a gap in the Alte Neustadt, we want to look for conceptual approaches for new forms of living together and working together.

Source: Cubity - TU Darmstadt

benefits draft

location

AB 416

Dates & Events Tuesdays 9.45 am - 13.00 pm

12.3. 01 inauguration 19.3. 02 seminar 26.3. 03 seminar 2.4. 04 seminar 9.4. 05 seminar 16.4. Easter break 23.4. 06 interim presentation 30.4. 07 seminar 7.5. 08 seminar 14.5. 09 seminar 21.5. 10 seminar 28.5. 11 interim presentation 4.6. 12 RS 11.6. 13 RS 18.6. 14 RS 25.6. 15 RS 9.7. Delivery and presentation


BA 1.6 Design IV

lecturers Coordination: Prof. Katja-Annika Pahl; Supervision: University teacher

of your choice as 1st and 2nd examiner

LIVING 4.0 Sharing concepts for housing and neighbourhood in the Neue Vahr Nord

What should a building and its surroundings look like, in which people can live well, who live according to the principle of "sharing instead of owning" and which accompanying infrastructure do people and households need in the context of new forms of mobility and in the age of digitalisation of tomorrow? Within the framework of the Alvar Aalto Prize In 2019 these questions are to be answered programmatically and structurally on the basis of a draft on a plot of land in the Neue Vahr Nord. Neue Vahr was completed in 1961 as the largest construction project in Europe with 9,200 rental apartments and almost 800 owner-occupied homes. Designed as a "city of the future" according to the urban planning principles of the "Charter of Athens" and the ideas of the garden city, the Neue Vahr was considered a nationwide model project for modern large-scale housing construction at the time of its creation. The plot for which the ideas are to be developed is a corner plot, whose direct surroundings from terraced houses to skyscrapers contain all the building typologies that characterise Vahr. A new urban building block is to redefine the corner that was previously built with a single-storey row of shops, both in terms of urban development and content. It will also be a matter of examining how a building can fit into the special, historically significant structure and shape of Vahr and how it can be updated in a contemporary way.

benefits Analysis (e.g.: urban structure, use, context)

Urban planning concept M 1:1000/1:500 (site plan and model) Building and utilisation concepts, preliminary considerations in M1:200

location Studio / By arrangement

Dates & Events Dates see below after arrangement with the examiners

11.03.19 01 Task (selection of 1st examiners by 15.03.) 08./09.04.19 02 two-day workshop at the School of Architecture Bremen 11.04.19 03 Registration Topics BA Thesis 23./24.04.19 04 Final presentation BA 1.6


BA 1.7 Thesis Seminar/Thesis

Lecturers Coordination: Prof. Katja-Annika Pahl; Supervision: University teacher

of your choice as 1st and 2nd examiner

LIVING 4.0 Sharing concepts for housing and neighbourhood in the Neue Vahr Nord

The urban planning concept developed within the framework of module BA 1.6. is worked through and deepened within module BA 1.7. In close proximity to the neighbourhood education centre, with shops and a church, concrete ideas are now to be developed as to what an ideal house could look like for people who would like to counter the steadily growing consumption of living space with a different lifestyle and residential model using the "Sharing Economy". Concepts are being sought for a hybrid building in which a mobility station and supplementary services that also make sense for the neighbourhood are located. The aim is the principle of sharing can be read at all levels: from the structure of the individual dwelling to the communally used areas in the interior and exterior to the urban planning and content networking with the neighbourhood. The house / ensemble can be regarded as the first exemplary nucleus of such a movement in Vahr and Bremen.

The specific task is determined with the application for the thesis. Irrespective of the individual specifications, the services must be provided in accordance with Module BA 4.8.

Performance Participation in the courses, submission of all services required in the

task, presentation of the work

Location Studio / By arrangement

Dates & Events Dates see below after arrangement with the examiners

11.04.19 01 Registration Topics BA Thesis 09.05.19 02 Issue BA Thesis 11.07.19 03 Submission of BA Thesis 19./23.08.19 04 examination week


BA 2.1/3 elective module

Lecturers

Prof. Andrea Dung Prof. Dr. Claus Stieve (TH Cologne) and Dipl.-Ing. Bernd Ullrich (TH Cologne)

Didactics + Architecture/ Finishing and Furniture

This elective module is offered in cooperation with lecturers and students of the Faculty of Applied Social Sciences at the TH Köln (study courses Pedagogy of Childhood and Family Education/Social Work). The module is organized in three planning workshop blocks, which take place at the HS Bremen and the TH Cologne.

The interdisciplinary teaching research project is based on a workshop that was started in the academic year 2017/18 and continued in 2018/19. In a participatory process, the appropriation of space and the wishes and ideas of children, parents and specialists for the rooms of a day care centre were dealt with. The current workshop examines an already existing kindergarten in the stock, which with its typical problems is exemplary for the different interests of investors and users. We want to create an inspiring learning environment by thinking architecture and didactics together - with selective interventions and the development of ambiguous educational furniture. The results of the planning workshops will be summarised in a final publication.

Performance Participation in all events Summary of the results as contribution to the publication Participation in the summer exhibition 2019

Location R 416/ AB Gallery HSB/ Bildungswerkstatt TH Cologne (Campus Südstadt)

Dates & Events First meeting / introduction on Wednesday 13.03. at 16:00 in room 416

13.03. 01 16:30 First meeting / introduction + preparation Planning workshop

block I 28.-29.03. 02 Planning Workshop Block I in the Educational Workshop at the TH Köln Demand Planning/ Site Visitation/with Students of the Faculty of Applied Social Sciences

08.05. 03 16:30 Preparatory meeting planning workshop block II 15.-17.05. 04 Planning Workshop Block II at the HS Bremen with students of

the Faculty of Applied Social Sciences/ TH Cologne 05.06. 05 16:30 Preparatory meeting planning workshop block III + presentation (14.) -15.06.

06 Planning workshop block III Final presentation at the TH Cologne

BACHELOR COURSE 4TH AND 6TH SEMESTER

BA 2.1/3 elective module Lecturers

Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Michaela Hoppe Felix Brinkhege

Pictures: F. Brinkhege

Yovokopé - a children's village in Togo gets a new school building The association Lebenschance e.V., founded in Bremen, supports aid projects in the Republic of Togo together with the private Brinkhege Foundation. Around 500 orphans have found a safe home in the village of Yovokopé. Now a new school building is to be added to the existing classrooms in the village.

In the seminar we want to develop a future vision for the village and then deal with individual building blocks, especially the planned school. The aim is to deal with the hot and humid climate on site as well as the limited availability of materials and to develop a constructive concept (M1:50 up to M 1:1) for the building on this basis. In the foreground is experimental work with the available materials. The aim of the seminar is to constructively penetrate the building to such an extent that, with the support of volunteers, it can be erected in the shortest possible time in late summer.

Felix Brinkhege, a member of the founding family and himself an architect, will advise us as initiator of the project throughout the semester.

Performance Urban development concept with model M 1:500, constructive concept, constructive elaboration scale 1:50 to 1:1 in plan and model, presentation with plans and models

Location AB 416

Dates & Events Thursday 9:45 - 13:00, first meeting: Thursday 14.03.2019, 9:45am 14.03. 01 Introduction / Presentation topics / Model construction 21.03. 02 Seminar / Input Felix Brinkhege 28.03. 03 seminar 04.04. 04 seminar 11.04. 05 seminar 18.04. --- not applicable (Easter break) 25.04. 06 seminar 02.05. 07 seminar 09.05. --- not applicable (Excursion 2nd semester) 16.05. 08 seminar 17.05. Friday 09 Workshop Intermediate Presentation 23.05. 10 seminar 30.05. --- not applicable (public holiday) 06.06. 11 seminar 13.06. 12 seminar 20.06. 13 seminar 27.06. 14 Final presentation and submission

BACHELOR COURSE 4TH / 6TH SEMESTER

BA 2.1/2.3 Urban and open space planning - the urban open space

Lecturer

Park

The Wallanlagen and the Bürgerpark Bremen are not only among the oldest public parks in Germany to have been realised by the citizens' representation. They are also the most important part of an exemplary urban green system that has survived to this day. by comparing with green spaces and green systems of other cities, get to know "green buttons" such as Wilhelm Banque and Fritz Schumacher, systematic surveys of waterway systems, secondary buildings, monuments, furniture and vegetation, the uniqueness and value of connected static green spaces should be captured. Excursions are an essential part of the course.

Performance Participation in all events, presentations and documentations

Location. AB 516

Dates & Events each Thursday 1:30 am-5:30 pm

14.03 lecture 21.03. lecture 28.03. lecture 04.04. lecture 11.04. lecture 02.05. Exkursion Berlin Tiergarten 23.05. Exkusrion Bremen Wallanlagen 06.06. Exkursion Bremen Knoops Park 13.06 Exkursion Bremen Bürgerpark 27.06. Final Presenation

BACHELOR COURSE 4TH + 6TH SEMESTER

BA 2.1/2.3 elective module

Lecturers Prof. Peter W. Schaefer, Constantin Jaxy

FREE HAND DRAWING "Around street“

Exploration of streets and their surroundings in relation to architecture and flora in the centre of the city and adjacent quarter

The module is held as a block event with daily changing locations.

Material: drawing paper, at least DIN A3 or larger, 180 grams, slightly rough, drawing pad with stable base (possibly drawing board), clamps for paper, sunglasses, stool

Drawing tools: Pencils of various degrees of hardness (fineliner, brush, ink, watercolor desirable)

Performance At least 3 works to the respective locations

Location First meeting: Wallanlagen in front of the City Library Thu. 01. August 10.00 a.m.

Dates & Events Presence phase: Thursday 01 August to Saturday 03

August, Sunday free, and Monday 05 August to Wednesday 07 August, (Tuesday: free work) 10.00 - 13.00 and 14.00 - 17.00 hours

11.03.19 01 module presentation 01.08.19 02 Introduction, drawing basics, ramparts in front of city library 02.08.19 03 Martinistraße / Battles 03.08.19 04 Street in the quarter / Ostertor / Osterdeich 04.08.19 05 Sunday free 05.08.19 06 President Kennedy Square 06.08.19 07 Individual observation on site, at home 07.08.19 08 Stephanikirchhof, Presentation, Discharge Cultural Church St. Stephani XX.XX. 09 XX.XX. 10 XX.XX. 11 XX.XX. 12 XX.XX. 13 XX.XX. 14 XX.XX. 15 XX.XX. Exhibition / Construction after announcement


BA 2.1/2 CHOICE MODULE

lecturers Dipl.-Ing. Louise Tusch

ART ROOM

The goal of this course is the learning of methodical procedures for the solution of design tasks. With the help of the question of the design methods, principles and spatial views of our role models such as Peter Zumthor, Le Corbusier or K.-F. Schinkel, we want to find an answer to a concrete design task, a space for art.

Peter Märkli, La Congiunta

benefits Analysis, Design


Dates & Events Thursdays 9:45 - 13:00 o'clock first date 14.03.2019

14.03.2019 01 Presentation Issue Task 21.03.2019 02 seminar 28.03.2019 03 seminar 04.04.2019 04 seminar 11.04.2019 05 seminar 18.04.2019 Easter holidays 25.04.2019 06 seminar 02.05.2019 07 seminar 09.05.2019 08 Seminar Intermediate Presentation 16.05.2019 09 seminar 23.05.2019 10 seminar 30.05.2019 Ascension 06.06.2019 11 Seminar Intermediate Presentation 13.06.2019 12 seminar 20.06.2019 13 seminar 27.06.2019 14 final presentation 04.07.2019 15 documentation


BA 2.1/3 elective module

Lecturers Prof. Dr. Christian v. Wissel

Relational Planning

Spatial planning is political intervention in the social and physical organization of society. They usually result from compromises resulting from the use and negotiation of power. Its essence is also shaped by its location, time and imagination: even if planning pursues the best intentions, its effect is always pros and cons distributed throughout space; and any planning definition inevitably struggles with the double uncertainty that both its external conditions (i.e. the world it wants to influence) and our internal understanding of it (i.e. the way we interpret the world) are constantly changing. How can we think of planning as a relative, as a processual, programmatic-plastic influence on and in a world in constant change?

In this elective module we examine concrete urban development plans of recent years in and for Bremen. In doing so, we ask about the political practice that becomes aware of them, examine their understanding of space and society, and identify which human and non-human actors were and are involved in their processes.

Performance Written and/or artistic-architectural elaboration of a paper. This includes the research, analysis and documentation of Visualization of a selected planning process including the execution of interviews with planning actors. The research projects may be carried out in small groups.

Location Room AB 501

Dates & Events Thursdays, 13.30 - 16.45 resp. 19.00 o'clock

Start on 4.4.2019 14.03. 01 -- 21.03. 02 -- 28.03. 03 -- 04.04. 04 Introduction and selection of units/research topics 11.04. 05 Research process history 18.04. 06 -- 25.04. 07 consultations 02.05. 08 Workshop: Presentations Process History (until 19.00 h) 09.05. 09 Introduction/planning of interviews 16.05. 10 Conducting the interviews 23.05. 11 Conducting the interviews 30.05. 12 -- 06.06. 13 consultations 13.06. 14 Workshop: Speeches Interviews (until 19.00 h) 20.06. 15 Elaboration of the submission / consultations 27.06. 16 Handing in and presentation (until 19.00 h)


BA 2.1|2.3 elective module architectural photography.

Lecturers Nikolai Wolff in collaboration with Eberhard Syring

Photographing Architecture - Looking Back to the Future - Second Modernist Buildings in Bremen (1995 to 2010)

Photos are an important medium of representation in architecture. They show, explain and communicate buildings and rooms, help to understand, classify or sell architecture, can document and explain, but also lie.

This course is about getting to know the basics of architectural photography theoretically and practically and trying them out for yourself. Each participant gets one or two buildings, which he or she photographs according to different tasks and criteria. The photographs and the experiences gained in taking them are discussed, analysed, selected and presented together and in individual discussions.

In a workshop at the beginning of the course technical basics of architectural photography will be learned. Lectures offer insights into the backgrounds, origins, leitmotifs and artistic and commercial developments of architectural photography by means of illustrated examples.

The course supports the research and publication project "Bremen and its Buildings 1980 to Today". The content is about the phase of the "Second Modernity" in Bremen (1995 to 2010). Selected photos will then be published on the information platform "architekturfuehrer-bremen.de" or possibly in an exhibition.

Maximum 25 participants.

Performance Photographic representations of selected objects. Participation in workshops, lectures, consultations


Dates & Events Thursdays 13.30 to 16.45 o'clock

14.03. 01 Introductory event and starting task 21.03. 02 Further contents by arrangement 28.03. 03 04.04. 04 11.04. 05 18.04. 06 Easter break 25.04. 07 02.05. 08 09.05. 09 16.05. 10 23.05. 11 30.05. 12 06.06. 13 13.06. 14 20.06. 15 27.06.

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BACHELOR COURSE 2ND SEMESTER

BA 3.2 Architecture in cultural and social histories. Context II

Lecturers Part 1: Prof. Dr. Eberhard Syring Part 2: Prof. Dr. Claudia Kromrei

Tutor: Jesse Rahn

Part 1: Architecture - Idea, Structure, History (Syring) Part 2: Thought/Building/Language (Kromrei)

In the first half of the semester (Syring) - based on the architectural foundations of the 1st semester - a first connection to architectural-theoretical questions is introduced with a deepening of individual areas of investigation. Thus, basic architectural-theoretical terms such as "space", "history", "aesthetics", "language" are used, "Modernity" under the microscope. Common "city walks" contribute to the vividness of the learned.

The second half of the semester (Kromrei) deals with the simultaneity of architectural theory, architectural history and sociology on the basis of a manageable architectural theme: the residential or summer house designed by architects for themselves. From about 20 completely different protagonists a short text and a small house, which he designed for himself, is studied. In addition to the analysis of idea and theme, space and form, material and construction, proportion and dimension, expression and effect of the house, we also search for the connection between theory and practice - of thought, building and language.

Performance Part 1: Three (optional) short tasks, including a small lecture Part 2: Presentation, model, magazine

Location Room AB 414

Dates & Events Thursday 9:15-16:30 hrs/13:00 hrs City walk

14.03. 01 Introduction (SYR) 21.03. 02 VL 1 and city walk 1 (SYR) 28.03. 03 VL 2 and city walk 2 (SYR) 04.04. 04 VL 3 and city walk 3 (SYR) 11.04. 05 VL 4 and city walk 4 (SYR) 18.04. Easter holidays 25.04. 06 VL 5 and city walk 5 (SYR) 02.05. 07 VL 6 and city walk 6 (SYR) 09.05. Excursion 2nd semester BA or day excursion 16.05. 08 Introduction/Edition Texts and Houses (KRO) 23.05. 09 VL Housing / consultation (KRO) 30.05. 10 VL Genius loci/Consultation (KRO) 06.06. 11 Introduction to model building with plaster/consultation (KRO) 13.06. 12 Introduction to Writing and Consultation (KRO) 20.06. 13 Consultation (KRO) 27.06. 14 Consultation (KRO) 04.07. 15 Final presentation (KRO)

BACHELOR'S PROGRAMME 4TH SEMESTER

BA 3.4 Architecture in local and ecological context.

Lecturers Prof. Klaus Schäfer

Urban Design and

Environment

Urban planning basics of development, use of open space, infrastructure of urban space. Backgrounds of the city and settlement history. Analysis of the existing situation and design forms of the space. City as a social space - differentiation: private and public. Sustainable urban development: Cultural, economic and ecological fundamentals of a holistic view of the architecture of the city - nature and artificiality. Interpretation of the outside space in the historical change.

Performance Participation in the lecture series 4 Stegreifen designs individually or in pairs 1 Seminar paper with visualization in the

team

Location AB 414

Dates Mondays 13.30 o'clock 18.03. 01 Hierarchy and composition Group formation

Presentations 25.03. 02 Additive Design Output Ü1 01.04. 03 Archetypes of urban planning Rs.Ü1 08.04. 04 Subtractive Design + Lab. Output 1, output 2 15.04. 05 Holiday 22.04. 06 Easter 29.04. 07 open space, ecology, environment Ü2 disposal 06.05. 08 Introduction Ü1 13.05. 09 Scale and shape Output Ü3 20.05. 10 Presentation Ü2 Rs.Ü3 27.05. 11 Narrative: City and Facade Whitsuntide Output 4 03.06. 12 Form of dominion and architectural form Disch. Ü3, Rs Ü4 10.06. 13 Whitsun 17.06. 14 Presentation Ü3 Ü4 disposal 24.06. 15 Sketch, house, quarter + presentation Ü4


BA 3.5 Legal and creative Basics of urban planning.

Lecturers Head of the Building Department Jörg-Henner Gresbrand, Prof. Klaus Schäfer

Basics of the urban development design

For the Bremen city centre in the area of the Mitte multi-storey car park we are looking for urban development possibilities (analysis, plan: public/private, parcelling and spatial model, building typology assessment). We prepare a framework plan for the study area and evaluate it on the part of the "urban planning" department. Accompanying theory on the formal-legal side of urban planning (spatial planning, urban development, urban land-use planning and approval of building projects). Development planning as a module-related exercise

Graphic: City Planning Office Münster Tutor: Ingmar Gimm

Performance Draft in groups, oral examination

Location VL: Forum Studio 516, Draft: Consultation Studio 601

Dates Wednesday 9 am in studio 601, lecture: 13:30 am Studio 516 13.03. 01 Composition of teams of 4 persons, followed by an excursion 20.03. 02 9 a.m. Introduction of multi-storey car park Mitte N.N., 13.30 VL

Introduction of planning law 27.03. 03 Raumord., Landespl, FNP, The Development Plan, § 9 BauGB 03.04. 04 B.-Plan § 9 BauGB, Determination possibility, Area catalogue, Area type 10.04. 05 B-plan § 9 BauGB, Baunutzungsverordnung (German Building Code) 17.04. 06 Easter

break 24.04. 07 Feedback planning area, sociological, economic. Aspects, Infrastructure 01.05. 08 Labor Day 08.05. 09 Development, RAST 06, traffic planning, DIN 18005, 15.05. 10 Noise protection in urban planning, environmental testing and urban

land-use planning 22.05. 11 Planzeichenverordnung, installation of B-plan 29.05. 12 Consultations in plenary on B-plan drafts 05.06. 13 Design statutes, textual displacements, energetic determinations 12.06. 14 Individual corrections of the group drafts 19.06. 15 Individual corrections of the group drafts 26.06. 16 Presentation of framework plan and B-plan with guests

BACHELOR'S DEGREE 2ND SEMESTER

BA 4.3 Building and supporting elements Lecturer

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Martin Speth

Tutors: Orhan Sökel, Ingmar Gimm Building

Construction II and Structural Design II

You will learn methods for determining the shape and dimensions of parts to be carried. Basic principles of joining as well as requirements, functions and construction of essential components are investigated. You will deepen your skills in constructive design. First steps were taken, ...from the idea to the architectural work.

Performance

Participation in all dates listed below, submission of all services required in the task

Location Lecture AB 414, Consultations in Studio, Excursion Austria

Dates & Events Lecture 09:45-11:15, consultation 11:30-12:30, 13:30-17:30, first event 11.03.2019, 09:45 o'clock

11.03. 01 VL Introduction / beams and supports, internal forces 18.03. 02 VL Load determination 25.03. 03 VL Shape and dimension I 01.04. 04 VL Shape and dimension II 08.04. 05 VL Shape and dimension III 22.04. 06 VL Wall constructions 29.04. 07 Delivery Task Construction Bicycle roof 05.-10.05. 08 Excursion Vorarlberg 13.05. 09 VL Roof constructions 20.05. 10 VL Floor and ceiling constructions 28.05. 11 Intermediate presentation with BA 1.2 and BA 5.2 (Tuesday) 03.06. 12 VL Facades 10.06. 13 Holiday (Whitsun) 17.06. 14 VL Foundation 24.06. 15 VL current questions 09.07. Presentation with BA 1.2, BA 5.2

Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis Sommersemester 2019

BACHELORSTUDIENGANG 2. SEMESTER

BA 4.4 Building physics and plant engineering Dozenten

Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Michaela Hoppe

Tutoren: Luna Grommes, Lasse Röthemeyer

Fundamentals of energy-efficient construction

Using a terraced house in Halen - a housing estate built between 1955 and 1962 by the architecture firm Atelier 5 - as an example, the study examines how design concept, building construction and building technology interact - and what design scope architects have today in view of increasing demands on the energy efficiency of buildings.

For this purpose, the original design - using existing construction drawings and component superstructures from the time of origin - is geometrically recorded and evaluated in terms of building physics. The next step is to reconstruct the house with contemporary materials. The ground plan and section are retained in their geometry. However, the exterior wall structures and their parts must/can be changed - in awareness of the associated spatial changes. The aim is to reinterpret the building to meet the requirements of the current Energy Saving Ordinance (EnEV 2016).

Performance Inventory analysis, energetic evaluation; development of a construction and material concept according to current energetic requirements (EnEV 2016); presentation in floor plan, section, view and detail; presentation; written summary of the results in a brochure;

Location Lecture: Room AB 414, Exercise: Studio

Dates Introduction: Wednesday 13.3.2019, 09:45am, Room AB 414

13.03. 01 Lecture 1 Introduction / Exercise inventory 20.03. 02 Lecture Heat balance / Exercise inventory 27.03. 03 Winter thermal insulation/ Exercise inventory 03.04. 04 Winter Thermal Insulation II / Dispensing Step 1 10.04. 05 Software Training I / Heat Balance Exercise, Weak Point Analysis 17.04. --- Easter breack 24.04. 06 Concepts / Ü Facade cutting / Discharge Work step 2 01.05. --- holiday 08.05. 07 Excursion Switzerland (with C. Bonnen and M. Speth) 15.05. 08 Energy Saving Ordinance / Ü New Interpretation, EnEV Verification 22.05. 09 Plant engineering / Software training II / Ü Newinterpreter, EnEV-Nachw. 29.05. 10 Presentation Concept 05.06. 11 Summer thermal insulation / Ü New interpretation, EnEV certificate 12.06. 12 Grey energy / Ü New interpretation, EnEV verification 19.06. 13 Create documentation, prepare presentation 26.06. 14 Final presentation and submission Steps 1, 2 and 3



BA 4.8 Design and economic relationships

Dozenten Prof. Maria Clarke

INTERRELATIONS reciprocal relationship in a static or dynamic connection between parts, in which a change of one part always entails a change of the other part. The parts can be objects, physical processes, thoughts or their properties.

An essential aspect in the design of houses lies in the spatial, constructive, technical and material logic. These points have a direct influence on the building down to the last detail.

Location, function, space, development, zoning, flexibility, orientation and scale must be clarified in the design together with economic and technical framework conditions. In addition, a basic idea should be developed for the task at hand, which can be derived, for example, from the construction, the material or the use.Das inhaltliche Ziel des Moduls ist die Auseinandersetzung mit diesen Abhängigkeiten im Wohnungsbau.

Performance 1 - Analysis of selected buildings including a layer model. 2 - Constructive and economic elaboration of the design. (Range of services: from urban planning pictograms to constructural detail)

Location AB S05 / Studio

dates Tuesdays: Lecture 10.15am / see schedule

12.03.19 01 VL / Introduction 9.30am 19.03.19 02 Lecture / Consultations 26.03.19 03 Lecture / Consultations 02.04.19 04 Lecture / Consultations 09.04.19 05 (Workshop) 16.04.19 06 Easter Breack 23.04.19 07 (interim presentation 30.04.19 08 Lecture / Consultations 07.05.19 09 Lecture / Consultations 14.05.19 10 Presentation Ü1 21.05.19 11 Presentation Ü1 / Consultations 28.05.19 12 Presentation Ü1 / Consultations 04.06.19 13 Lecture / Consultations 11.06.19 14 Consultations 18.06.19 15 Consultations 25.06.19

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BA 5.2 Design and presentation IIDozenten

Performance

Location

Dates

Prof. K. Pahl, MA L. Kapisinska, Dipl.-Ing. Dirk Meyhöfer, Prof. Peter Schaefer. Gastworkshop: Stefanie Hierholzer Tutoren: Roman Balzer, Anni Maciolek

NORMAL SPECIAL > DESIGN In addition to the modules BA 1.2 and BA 4.3 you will learn relevant techniques and conventions of architectural drawing in different scales. Skills in sketching, model building and text development will be deepened and specified on the basis of the design project. At the end of the semester you will compile your work in the form of a small portfolio and get to know the principles of a good layout and the work with a layout program. The project is integrated into the modules BA 1.2 (design), 4.3 (construction) and BA 5.2 (presentation).

Participation in all dates listed below, submission of all services required in the task, construction and participation in the summer exhibition on 25.08.19

Studio

Fridays from 09.15 hrs

15.03. 01 Lecture Introduction / Cards 22.03. 02 Lecture/ Concept Model / Consultations / Inspections Workshops 29.03. 03 Lecture/ Environment model 05.04. / 02.04. (Di) 04 Drawing workshop (P. Schaefer) 12.04. / 09.04. (Di) 05 Drawing workshop (P. Schaefer) (P. Schaefer) 19.04. 06 Easter breack 26.04. 07 LectureDrawing 1:100 03.05. 08 consultations 06.-10.05. 09 Exkursion 17.05. 10 Lecture modeel making 1:30 / Perspective Indoor / Outdoor 24.05. 11 Guest lecture Text on his own work 31.05. / 28.05. (Di) 12 Text Workshop (D. Meyhöfer) / Consultations 07.06. / 04.06. (Di) 13 Text Workshop (D. Meyhöfer) / Consultations 14.06. 14 consultations 21.06. / 22.06. 15 Layout workshop (S. Hierholzer) two days full day! 09.07.19 Presentation



BA 5.4 Presentation and design

Dozenten Prof. Katja-Annika Pahl, MA Eike Harant, Tutor: Patrick Kappacher Room Images II In the course of the design process, ideas are repeatedly represented and presented. From the idea finding up to the presentation at a builder's, a communication about drafts without visualizations is hardly imaginable. The means of representation and methods vary in the course of the design process, as do the addressees of the presentation.

On the basis of a school building by the architect Arne Jacobsen, pictures and models will be created this semester which will give the viewer a new view of this special building. Thus, the effect of light and shadow as well as colour and material on the appearance of a building and space will be examined. Techniques of visualization and image processing as well as model building will be learned and tested and skills in dealing with the programs Photoshop and Cinema4D will be taught.

Performance Participation in all dates listed below, submission of all services required in the task, set-up and participation

Summer exhibition on 25.08.19 Location AB 516 / CAD Studio

Dates Lecture at 10.00 a.m. in the Forum, followed by

consultation or exercise picture / C4D until the afternoon

15.03. 01 Lecture Introduction / Issue A1 22.03. 02 Lecture /Presentation A1 29.03. (ganztägig!) 03 Excursion Hamburg / Issue A2 05.04. 04 C4D 12.04. 05 Lecture / C4D / Presentation A2 / Issue A3 19.04. 06 Easter breack 26.04. 07 C4D / Jour Fixe A3 03.05. 08 Jour Fixe A3 10.05. 09 Lecture / Presentation A3 / Issue A4 17.05. 10 C4D / Jour Fixe A4 24.05. 11 C4D / Jour Fixe A4 31.05. 12 C4D / Jour Fixe A4 07.06. 13 C4D / Jour Fixe A4 14.06. 14 consultations 21.06. 15 consultations

16 Presentation



BA 5.6 Project-Integrated Presentation and Design II

Dozenten Prof. Andrea Dung

MEDIENPRODUKTION/ PORTFOLIO

I

Sommerschau 2017

Creation of a professional print publication using the example of your own portfolio. Presentation and presentation of projects: Preparation of architectural drawings, model photography, writing of compressed texts, transfer of knowledge about typography, layout, production of artwork.

Performance Delivery of all services required by the task. Participation in all intermediate presentations. Presentation and exhibition of the works at the annual exhibition..

Location Studio oder Room 414

Datres Wednesday 09:45 o'clock

13.03. 01 Lecture, Introduction, Seminar:Analysis/ Presentation Analysis 20.03. 02 Lecture, seminar, consultation 27.03 03 Lecture, seminar, consultation 03.04. 04 Presentation 01: Concept Layout + Graphics 10.04. 05 Lecture, seminar, consultation 24.04. 06 Lecture, seminar, consultation 08.05. 07 Presentation 02: Layout test print sample pages/ min.4 projects) 14.05 (Di) 08 Consultation by arrangement 22.05. 09 Seminar, consultation 29.05. 10 Seminar, consultation 05.06. 11 Presentation 03: Test print portfolio + binding 11.06. (Di)+12.6. 12+13 Consultation by arrangement 19.06. 14 Seminar, consultation 02.07. 15 Consultation by arrangement 19.08. 16 Disposal of finished portfolio

Participation in the summer exhibition



MA 1.2/1.3 Design II/III - Cultural Centre Buchholz

Dozenten Prof. Ingo Lütkemeyer

Design for a cultural centre in Buchholz, Nordheide The city of Buchholz intends to bundle various cultural activities in the construction of a new cultural centre near the railway station. In addition to an event hall with a stage, the building will house the city library and the city archive, as well as other uses. A building is to be designed for the site, which is located in an exposed location, that brings together the various uses and at the same time offers solutions for the relatively complex requirements of the location. The technical questions will be dealt with in module 2.2/2.3.

Foyer der königlichen Bibliothek in Kopenhagen

The seminar will be held in cooperation with the city of Buchholz..

Performance design

Location AB 416

Dates 1st appointment: 18.3.2019, 9.45 am

Regulated date: Mondays, 9.45am- 1 pm 18.3.2019 01 inauguration 25.3.2019 02 Excursion to Buchholz 1.4.2019 03 Seminar 8.4.2019 04 Seminar

Easter break 29.4.2019 06 Seminar 6.5.2019 07 interim presentation 13.5.2019 08 Seminar 20.5.2019 09 Seminar 27.5.2019 10 Seminar 3.6.2019 11 interim presentation

Pfingsten 17.6.2019 13 Seminar 24.6.2019 14 Seminar 8.7.2019 15 Delivery and presentation


MASTERSTUDIENGANG 2. SEMESTER

MA 2.2/2.3 project deepening

Dozenten Prof. Ingo Lütkemeyer

Project deepening of technical and constructive contents for a cultural centre in Buchholz in the Nordheide Due to the exposed location of the building site between a development road, a bridge and the immediate vicinity of the Bremen - Hamburg railway line, extensive technical issues have to be dealt with and solved. These range from constructional and physical issues (e.g. noise insulation, thermal insulation, solar protection) to technical aspects (ventilation, etc.) and requirements for interior quality. The interactions with the design to be developed in module 1.2/1.3 are to be investigated.

Quelle: C.F.Moeller

The seminar will be held in cooperation with the city of Buchholz.

Performance Presentation, constructional and building physical elaboration Location AB 416

Dates 1st appointment: 18.3.2019, 9.45 am

Regulated date: Mondays, 1.30am - 4.45pm 18.3.2019 01 inauguration 25.3.2019 02 Excursion to Buchholz 1.4.2019 03 Seminar 8.4.2019 04 Seminar

Easter break 29.4.2019 06 Seminar 6.5.2019 07 interim presentation 13.5.2019 08 Seminar 20.5.2019 09 Seminar 27.5.2019 10 Seminar 3.6.2019 11 interim presentation

Pfingsten 17.6.2019 13 Seminar 24.6.2019 14 Seminar 8.7.2019 15 Delivery and presentation



MA 1.2/3 Interspace_the productive city

Dozenten Prof. Ulrike Mansfeld/ Prof. Detlef Rahe und Prof. Tanja Diezmann, HfK Jan und Benjamin Wirth

Bremen's identity is derived from economic epochs. Whether the Hanseatic League, industrialisation, the port industry and logistics or aerospace and automotive industry, every era and every branch leaves its mark on society, its buildings and infrastructures..

Airport Bremen, 1946

The question arises as to how the changes in mobility, production and communication will affect urban districts,

like Bremen as a metropolis? Which framings need to be rethought, which need to be repositioned in order to provide the necessary development opportunities for a vital city?

In close exchange with local stakeholders and representatives of the Chamber of Employees and the Chamber of Commerce, we are looking for visions of the future for a productive city of Bremen using the example of the airport city/Neustadt in the context of the city region.

Performance Design and project deepening

Field research: Development of an analysis of the elements of urban development that contribute to a productive city.

Synthesis : bringing together the essential elements to a convincing thesis on the "productive city

Intervention: development of a design, architectural or urban intervention

Presentation: Presentation of the solution approach in an exhibition contribution and a publicationOrt b.zb Speicher XI und Ausstellung in der Stadtmitte

Dates Friday 10.00 am / Monday self-study, and dates by arrangement

15.03. 01 Presentation of the task/input IG Airportstadt and Chamber of Employees 22.03. 02 From City to House / Input Jost Westphal, Westphal Architects 26.03, 19 Uhr - City dialogue, the productive city 29.03. 03 Plenum Analysis/ Input Olaf Orb, Chamber of Commerce 05.04. 04 Plenum analysis, design methods, idea pool 08.04 05 Consultations Analysis 26.04. 06 Presentation Analysis / Synthesis / Thesis 03.05. 07 Consultations Planning Scenarios 10.05. 08 Consultations Scenarios 17.05. 09 Conception Model studies 24.05. 10 consultations 05./06. / 07.06. 11 interim presentation 14.06./ 17.06. 12 Consultations Issuance after scheduling agreement ab 19.06. 14.00 Uhr 13 Construction of the exhibition, consultation on 21.06. 28.06. 14 Presentation Jury/ Opening Exhibition 05.07. / 12.07. 15 Submission Contribution Catalog / Dismantling Exhibition



MA 3.3 architectural theory

Dozentin Prof. Dr. Claudia Kromrei

Tutor: Igli Papa

Thought/Building/Language - Reference/Argument

In architecture, there are buildings and spatial forms, positions and postures that are so convincing that they are repeatedly referred to. They serve as role models, rather as references and often as arguments for something more general, sometimes also for one's own work.

In order to take our references and arguments freely, but on the basis of a comprehensive knowledge of important protagonists and positions - or even to establish our own positions - we are investigating the connection between theory and practice - of thought, building and language - on the basis of the theoretical and practical work of architects who have one thing in common: they have written and built, they have expressed their reflection on the interpretation of architecture and their own attitude both in writings and in buildings.

On the basis of a selected text and three buildings, on the one hand the building idea and on the other hand the idea and theme of the houses are named, described, interpreted and criticised.

Performance Participation in courses with impromptu and intermediate presentations, distribution of magazines and models

Location Raum AB 501

Dates Wednesday 10:00-5pm

20.03. 01 Introduction/group formation/text output 27.03. 02 Presentation Stegreif/Reference 03.04. 03 VL Architectural theory England 19th / 20th century 10.04. 04 VL Architectural theory France 19th/20th century 17.04. Easter holidays 24.04. 05 VL Architectural Theory Germany 19th / 20th Century and Interim

Presentation 01.05. 06 VL Architectural Theory Austria 19th / 20th Century and Interim Presentation 08.05. 07 VL Architectural Theory Italy 19th / 20th Century and Intermediate Presentation 15.05. 08 VL Architectural Theory U.S.A. 19th / 20th Century and Intermediate Presentation 22.05. 09 VL Architectural Theory North 19th / 20th Century and Intermediate Presentation 29.05. 10 VL Architectural Theory International 20th/21st Century and Intermediate Presentation 05.06. 11 consultation

12.06. 12 Intermediate presentation and consultation 19.06. 13 Intermediate presentation and consultation 26.06. 14 consultation 03.07. 15 Final Presentation Magazines and Models



MA 4.1 Construction and support systems

Dozenten Claudius Pratsch Architekt Dipl. Ing.

Design of a floating information pavilion

The old Bodstedter Boddenhafen (Darß), is converted to a tourist use. At the jetties "Floating Houses" - fixing floating pergolas. A he surface of a concrete pontoon is covered by a striking housing made of rod-shaped, flat or curved components, which can be used as an individual constructional detail. to develop an information pavilion.

Performance Timely processing, submission of detailed drawings and working

models, presentation of all services described in more detail in the task. Preparation and presentation of a paper. Regular and active participation.

Location Master Studio / AB S05

Dates First meeting : 14.3.2019 – 9:15 am,

then probably every other week intensively in der time: 9:15am – 12:15 / 1:00pm - 4:15pm

14.03.2019 01 warm up – Output of the tasks 28.03.2019 02 Presentation preliminary draft sketches / working model for the exercise 11.04.2019 03 1 h Plenum, then revision - Meetings 25.04.2019 04 Revision - Meetings 09.05.2019 05 interim presentation 23.05.2019 06 1 h Plenum then Revision - Meetings 06.06.2019 07 Revision - Meetings 12.06.2019 08 Plenary Presentation Speeches - last meetings 20.06.2019 09 Plenum Final Presentation - Evaluation



MA 5.2 elective module

Dozenten Arch. Roy Fabian

Visual Communication in the Public Sphere: Communicating ‘Domshof’

We are engulfed by communication. We carry communication media on our bodies, our urban environment communicates with us constantly: verbally, non-verbally, visually, and in written form. Messages are fast, concise, immediate, demanding response and attempting to influence the spectator. Deciphering our environment beyond textual form, can provide us with information, which will improve our capability to function and communicate with others in space. In this studio we will focus on Domshof in Bremen, and interpret the space into codified visual language, using various surveying and mapping technics. In the latter half of the studio we will experiment with live-performative communication, to attempt and transform its spatial collective ambiance.

Performance Student work and presentations are in groups. Student presence during

meetings is mandatory, unless a student is absent for class project as- signment. During the semester there will be 3 assignments: 1. Domshof documentation in presentation & hardcopy format (plans,

photos, maps, diagrams, etc) + Summary of obsolete communication technics + Domshof communication proposal.

2. Domshof onsite public communication experiment + installation (if applicable): Live at the Domshof.

3. Domshof final presentation Power Point & hardcopy format: experiment description & review: plans, notes, results, process documentation, etc.

Location Studio Space

Dates Class meetings according to specified schedule

Thu. 04.04.* 17:30-19:30 01 Introductory lecture: Non verbal information in the public sphere Project initiation: Domshof

Fri. 05.04.* 17:30-19:30 02 Lecture: Survey & documentation technics: mapping, diagrams, photography, etc. Student research work in groups: Domshof + Non-verbal & visual communication technics (Flag signalling, Sephamore Telegraph, etc.)



* Scheduled meetings in April are tentative. Please be aware of last minute changes.

Tue. 14.05. 10:00-18:00 03 Documenting Domshof – on site/archive work/interviews Wed. 15.05. 17:30-19:30 04 Documenting Domshof – on site/studio work/interviews Thu. 16.05. 17:30-19:30 05 Student work & individual groups‘ critic: Domshof documentation + ob-

solete communication technics Tue. 21.05. 12:00-16:00 06 Student work & individual groups‘ critic: Domshof documentation + ob-

solete communication technics Tue. 28.05. 12:00-16:00 07 Student final group presentations: Domshof documentation + obsolete

communication technics + Domshof communication proposal Tue. 04.06. 10:00-18:00 08 Onsite communication experiment + installation design Wed. 05.06. 17:30-19:30 09 Studio discussion: Communication experiment & installation design Thu. 06.06. 17:30-19:30 10 Communication experiment & installation design Fri. 07.06. 17:30-19:30 11 Communication experiment & installation design Sat. 08.06. 10:00-18:00 12 Onsite communication experiment + installation design Mon. 10.06. 17:30-19:30 13 Onsite communication experiment + installation design Tue. 11.06. 10:00-18:00 14 Onsite public event: communication experiment + installation design Wed. 12.06. 17:30-20:30 15 Studio final presentations & summary


Dozenten Prof. Dr. Christian v. Wissel

City and Work Work is more than profane fundraising. As a purposeful and planned activity it is part of what makes people human: through work we create the world according to our ideas, work shapes our society and through our work we define in parts who we are. In other words: work is the "central space" of our existence: we go to school in order to gain access to this space, clothe our social position with it and hope that it will also be able to secure our stay in the spaces "behind work", i.e. in old age or during illness and unemployment. It is therefore not surprising that gainful employment and its change have a lasting influence on the function and shape of our cities.

In the elective module we will explore this production of space through research work in small research projects. We will focus on such forms of work in the sense of a "productive city", -The main focus of the research is on the development of urban markets and divisions that shape urban spaces through urban and material production (i.e. through industrial processes, additive/digital manufacturing or on the basis of the exercise of a craft in the city). The offer is linked to the design module "Interspace", but can also be selected independently of it. It is also part of the offer for students of urban and regional development at the University of Bremen as well as the Art and Design Department of the HfK.

Performance Written and/or artistic-architectural elaboration of a paper. This includes the research, analysis and documentation/Visualization of the respective research project. The project is carried out in small interdisciplinary groups.

Location b.zb (Bremer Zentrum für Baukultur) Am Speicher XI 1, 3. Stock, 28217 Bremen

Dates Tusday, 3pm- 5:30 pm bzw. 7pm

Start at 9.4.2019

12.03. 01 -- 19.03. 02 -- 26.03. 03 Start: city dialogue „Produktive Stadt“ (7pm – 9pm, BLG-Forum) 02.04. 04 -- 09.04. 05 Introduction and selection of units/research topics. 16.04. 06 -- 23.04. 07 Seminar/Consultations 30.04. 08 Theory Input: Employment in the Productive City 07.05. 09 Workshop: State of Research and Research Design (until 7pm) 14.05. 10 -- 21.05. 11 Seminar/Consultations 28.05. 12 Seminar/Consultations 04.06. 13 Excursion/Sightseeing (until 7pm) 11.06. 14 -- 18.06. 15 Seminar/Consultations 25.06. 16 Handing in and presentation (until 7pm)



MA 5.2 Name of mudul

Dozenten: By arrangement

David Saltier, 2003

Free project

n the summer semester 2019 we will again make it possible to select a self-chosen project topic as an elective module. A draft topic or a research task must be agreed with a university lecturer as a possible task and registered within the given deadline in the first week of the semester. A second examiner must also be named for the final examination of the module. The examiners must agree to the task at the beginning of the semester and thus express their interest in the topic. The first examiner is available as a supervisor.

Performance: Written task definition with scope of services and deadlines, project documentation, final audit

Location: -

Dates: Determination and coordination with supervisor by Friday, 22.03. 2019

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE BREMEN HOCHSCHULE BREMEN - FAKULTÄT 2 - ARCHITEKTUR BAU UMWELT


Dozenten: By arrangement

Workshop / Summerschool

We would like to invite you to participate in a workshop, a summer school or similar courses in an international context. You can have the credit points you have earned credited to your account. We will translate a proven attendance into our grading system.

Performance: Proof of own achievements, conference program, task presentation Location: -

Dates: Proof immediately after the stay



BA 2

BACHELORSTUDIENGANG ARCHITEKTUR / VORLESUNGSPLAN / Sommer 2019 2. Semester

Montag Dienstag Mittwoch Donnerstag Freitag

1 08:00 09:30

2 09:45 11:15

BA 4.3 2430 Building and

supporting

elementsProf. Dr. Speth AB 516

BA 1.2 2120 Conceptual design

Prof. Bonnen / AB 516 Prof. Pahl / AB 516

Prof. Schäfer / Studio Lucia Kapisinska / Studio

BA 4.4 2440 building services engineering u. Building

physics Prof. Hoppe Studio / AB 414

BA 3. 2 2320 Architecture in

culture and

social- histr.

context II Prof. Dr. Kromrei Prof. Dr. Syring Studio / AB 414

BA 5.2 2520 Design and

presentation IIProf. Katja-Annika Pahl Lucia Kapisinska

Dirk Meyhöfer

Prof. Peter Schaefer

AB 414

3 11:30 13:00

4 13:30 15:00

Module-related exercise Module-related exercise Module-related exercise

Module-related exercise


Seminar / supervised self-study Seminar / supervised self-study Seminar / supervised self-study Seminar / supervised self-study Seminar / supervised self-study

5 15:15 16:45

6 16:45 18:15



BA 4



1 08:00 09:30

2 BA 3.4 2340 BA 1.4 2140 BA 3.5 2350 BA 2.1/2.3 2210/2230 BA 5.4 2540

09:45 Architecture in local and

ecological context Design II Legal and creative

Basics of urban planning electives modul Design and presentation

in urban context

11:15 Prof. Schäfer AB 414 Prof. Hoppe Prof. Dr. Kromrei Prof. Lütkemeyer

Studio / AB 501

Studio Studio / AB 416

Prof. Schäfer / J.-H. Gresbrand Studio / AB 516

Prof. Dung AB 516 Prof. Schaefer/C. Jaxy Prof. Hoppe AB 416 Louise Tusch AB 501

Prof. Prof. Pahl / Eike Harant Studio / Raum AB 516

3 11:30 13:00 Module-related

exercise 4 Module-related

exercise Module-related exercise


BA 2.1 / 2.3 electives modul Prof. Dr. Syring/N. Wolff AB 416

Christina Kautz AB 516

Prof. v. Wissel AB 501

13:30 15:00 Seminar / supervised self-study Seminar / supervised self-study

5 15:15 16:45

6 16:45

18:15

HOCHSCHULE BREMEN - FAKULTÄT 2 - ARCHITEKTUR BAU UMWELT SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE BREMEN

BA 6



1 08:00 09:30

2 09:45 11:15

BA 1.6/1.7 2160/2170 Design IV

Thesis

Seminar

and Thesis

Prof. Pahl Alle HSL

BA 4.8 2480 Elaboration of constructive

and economic coherences II

Prof. Clarke AB S05

BA 5.6 2560 Project integration design and presentation II Prof. Dung Studio / AB 416 / XY?

BA 2.1/2.3 2210/2230 electives modul Prof. Dung AB 516

Prof. Schaefer/C. Jaxy Prof. Hoppe AB 416

Louise Tusch AB 501

BA 1.6/1.7 2160/2170 Design IV

Thesis

Seminar

and

ThesisProf. Pahl Alle HSL

3 11:30 13:00

4 13:30 15:00

Seminar / supervised self-study Seminar / supervised self-study Seminar / supervised self-study BA 2.1 / 2.3 electives modul Prof. Dr. Syring/N. Wolff AB 416

Christina Kautz AB 516

Prof. v. Wissel AB 501

Seminar / supervised self-study

Seminar / supervised self-study Seminar / supervised self-study

5 15:15 16:45

6 16:45 18:15


MA 2

MASTERSTUDIENGANG ARCHITEKTUR / VORLESUNGSPLAN / Sommer 2019 2. Semester


1 08:00 09:30

2 09:45 11:15

MA 1.2/1.3 1210/1310 Design II / III Prof. Lütkemeyer AB 416

MA 5.2 2550 electives modul

Roy Fabian

MA 3.3 architectural theory 1230/1331 Prof. Dr. Claudia Kromrei Studio / 501

MA 4.1 1240/1411 Construction and

support systems

Claudius Pratsch Studio / AB S05

MA 1.2/1.3 1210/1310 Design II / III Prof. Mansfeld

3 11:30 13:00

Seminar / supervised self-study Seminar / supervised self-study

4 13:30 15:00

MA 2.2/2.3

project deepening Technology - Economy/Ecology Prof. Lütkemeyer AB 416

MA 5.2 2550 electives modul

Prof. v. Wissel

MA 2.2/2.3 1220/1320 project deepening Technology - Economy/Ecology Prof. Mansfeld

5 15:15 16:45

6 16:45 18:15

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