Semester program Summer term 2023

FAKULTÄT 

FÜR ARCHITEKTUR 

Semester program 

Summer term 2023 

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KIT-FAKULTÄT 


Semester program 

Summer term 2023 

Content 

People...........................................2 

Dates............................................5 

Facilities.....................................12 

Architecture 

Bachelor’s Program...........19 

Master’s Program..............50 

Art History ................................83 

Building Plans.........................101

KIT-FAKULTÄT 


Institut 

Entwerfen, 

Kunst und 

Theorie 

(EKUT) 

Prof. Marc Frohn 

RAUM UND ENTWERFEN 

Architectural Space and Design 

Prof. Meinrad Morger 

GEBÄUDELEHRE 

Building Design 

Prof. Simon Hartmann 

BAUPLANUNG UND 

ENTWERFEN 

Architectural Design 

Prof. Stephen Craig 

BILDENDE KUNST 

Visual Arts 

New 

Prof.’in Dr. 

Anna-Maria Meister 

ARCHITEKTURTHEORIE 

Theory of Architecture 

Prof. Dr. Riklef Rambow 

ARCHITEKTUR- 

KOMMUNIKATION 

Communication of 

Architecture

Institut 

Entwerfen 

und Bautechnik 

(IEB) 

Prof. Ludwig Wappner 

BAUKONSTRUKTION 

Building Construction 

Prof. Dirk Hebel 

NACHHALTIGES BAUEN 

Sustainable Construction 

New 

Prof.’in Andrea Klinge 

KONSTRUKTION 

UND ENTWERFEN 

Construction and Design 

Prof.’in Dr. Petra v. Both 

BUILDING LIFECYCLE 

MANAGEMENT 

Building Lifecycle Management 

Prof. Dr. Riccardo La Magna 

TRAGWERKSPLANUNG UND 

KONSTRUKTIVES ENTWERFEN 

Design of Structure 

Prof.’in Dr. Rosemarie Wagner 

BAUTECHNOLOGIE 

Building Technology 

Prof. Andreas Wagner 

BAUPHYSIK UND 

TECHNISCHER AUSBAU 

Building Science 

Tenure-Track-Prof. 

Moritz Dörstelmann 

DIGITAL DESIGN AND 

FABRICATION 

Prof.’in Dr. Caroline Karmann 

ARCHITECTURE AND 

INTELLIGENT LIVING

Institut 

Entwerfen 

von Stadt und 

Landschaft 

(IESL) 

Prof. Markus Neppl 

STADTQUARTIERSPLANUNG 

Urban Housing and Development 

Prof.’in Dr. Barbara Engel 

INTERNATIONALER 

STÄDTEBAU 

International Urban Design 

Prof. Henri Bava 

LANDSCHAFTS- 

ARCHITEKTUR 

Landscape Architecture 

Prof. Christian Inderbitzin 

STADT UND WOHNEN 

City and Housing 

Institut 

Kunstund 

Baugeschichte 

(IKB) 

Prof. Dr. Oliver Jehle 

KUNSTGESCHICHTE 

Art History 

Prof.’in Dr. Inge 

Hinterwaldner 


Art History 

Prof. Dr. Joaquín 

Medina Warmburg 

BAU- UND ARCHITEKTUR- 

GESCHICHTE 

History of Building and Architecture 

Gast-Prof. Dr. Jens Hauser 


Art History

New 

Gastprofessur 

im Sommer 2023 

Dijana Vučinić 

GASTPROFESSUR DER 

WÜSTENROT-STIFTUNG

Dates in the Summer term 2023 5 

General semester dates summer semester 2023 

17.04.2023 Start of lectures 

01 - 31.05.2023 Registration for exams 

06.06.2023 18.00 General meeting of the faculty 

29.07.2023 End of lectures 

31.07. - 18.08.2023 Examination period architecture 

01.07.-15.08.2023 Re-registration for the winter semester 2023/24 

Dates for the 2nd semester of the bachelor‘s degree program in architecture 

Wednesday, 12.04.2023, 11:00 


Thursday, 13.04.2023, 10:00 

Presentation Studio Gefüge, 

20.40 Egon-Eiermann lecture hall 

to allocation of places Studio Gefüge and seminar week 

Monday, 17.04.2023 

Start of lectures according to timetable 

Dates for the 4th semester of the bachelor‘s program in architecture 




Presentation Studio Context, 

20.40 Fritz-Haller lecture hall 

to allocation of places Studio Kontext and seminar week 


Start of lectures according to timetable 

Dates for the 6th semester of the bachelor‘s program in architecture 

Tuesday, 11.04.2023, 14:00 

Information on elective courses, 

20.40 Egon-Eiermann lecture hall 

Allocation of places for elective courses in 3 rounds: 

Wednesday, 12.04.2023 10:00 - 14:00: 1st round 

Thursday, 13.04.2023 

10:00 - 14:00: 2nd round 

Friday, 14.04.2023 

10:00 - 14:00: 3rd round 

Each applicant receives a maximum of 1 place per round, 

the remaining places will go to the next round. 


Start of lectures according to timetable


Dates for the Master‘s program in Architecture 


Welcome of the new Master students and 

Explanation of the courses of study, 

20:40 Fritz-Haller lecture hall 


Presentation of the design topics, 

20.40 Fritz-Haller Lecture Hall 

Professorship City and Housing - Inderbitzin 

Professorship Building Lifecycle Management - von Both 

Professorship Sustainable Building - Rausch/Blümke 

TT Professorship Digital Design and Fabrication - Dörstelmann 

Professorship Space and Design - Perugini/Wasel 

Professorship Building Theory - Morger 

Professorship Building Design - Hartmann 

Wüstenrot Visiting Professorship- Vučinić 

Professorship Urban Neighborhood Planning - Neppl 

Professorship of International Urban Planning - Engel 

Professorship Landscape Architecture - Bava 

Presentations and further information in the Ilias course 

Tuesday, 11.04.2023, 14:00 to 


allocation of places for master designs 

From Tuesday, 11.04.2023 

information about all other courses 

(seminars) on the architecture homepage and in the 

Online Course Catalog 




Start allocation of places for other events 

1st allocation of places 

Registration deadline 

Until the 1st draw the registration is only possible for a 

maximum of 3 events, after that unlimited. From from the 

time of the 1st draw onwards, vacant or free places will be 

raffled every 10 minutes. 

Please return unwanted seats in the system. 

Received seats must be confirmed within one day 

within one day, otherwise they will be to other applicants. 

The deadline for moving up is 04/14/2023 at 2:00 pm. 

Tuesday, 11.04.2023, 15:00 Information about the major in urban planning. 

Tuesday, 09.05.2023, 13:00 Information about the master thesis WS 2023/24


Karlsruhe Architecture Lectures 

Sketch Habitat 

How do we want to live? SKIZZENWERK Habitat seeks answers to this open and at the 

same time omnipresent question in the lecture series organized by students of the KIT 

Faculty of Architecture. 

Habitat as title and term for living space defines the topic of the summer semester 2023. 

But here it is not only important to show eurocentric approaches to solutions, but to reflect 

the global diversity of living. 

Which site-specific requirements are directed at architecture? What weighting is created 

within the design and the office? What forward-looking ideas are there and how will housing 

change in the future? 

The lectures will take place on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. in the Fritz-Haller lecture hall, Englerstrasse 

7, 

Building 20.40 in Karlsruhe. 

Dates 

07.06.2023 

Clemens Russ - Querkraft [AUT] 

www.querkraft.at 


Norihisa Kawashima - Nori Architects [JP] 

www.norihisakawashima.jp 


Gast steht noch nicht fest 

Mi. 28.06.2023 

José Toral - Peris + Toral [ESP] 

www.peristoral.com 


Jan Schipull Kauschen - Vandkunsten [DK] 

www.vandkunsten.com 

The lectures of the event series are recognized by the Chamber of Architects of Baden-Württemberg 

as continuing education with the amount of 1 teaching hour each for members and 

architects/urban planners in internship for all disciplines.


Other events: 

April 13-19, 2023 

Exhibition of the master theses of the winter semester 2022/23 

Foyers in building 20.40 

Wednesday, April 19, 2023 

Farewell ceremony for the Master‘s graduates of the winter semester 2022/23 

Fritz Haller Lecture Hall 

Tue, April 25, 2023, 6:00 p.m. 

„Statics and Structural Engineering for Architects“. 

Book presentation by Prof. Dr. Rosemarie Wagner 

Departmental Library of Architecture, Room 106 

The interaction of actions and resistances in a structure influences not only the consumption 

of resources, the choice of building materials, the design and the component dimensions, 

but also the shape of the structure. Thus, the basic knowledge of the essential relationships 

between component properties and construction types is part of the architect‘s toolkit. 

Rosemarie Wagner‘s book provides a low-threshold approach to structural theory by explaining 

the actions, building materials and component connections step by step and then 

abstracting and describing them using the laws of mechanics. These derivations form the 

basis for accessing more complex structural components such as multi-span beams, frames, 

slabs and plates and developing an appropriate structural design and its pre-dimensioning. 

The goal is to utilize the understanding of structural systems in design. 

Wed, May 10, 2023 

Research in Architecture 

Doctoral colloquium and awarding of the Hermann Billing Prize for the best doctoral theses. 

Green Grotto and Egon Eiermann Lecture Hall. 

May 11-17, 2023 

Reinschauen 

Annual exhibition of the Faculty of Architecture 

The professorships, workshops, and studios provide a glimpse into the breadth of teaching 

and research at the faculty. 

Wed, May 17, 2023 

Faculty Talk 

Vesna Jovanovic, visiting professor of the Wüstenrot Foundation in winter 2022/23, in conversation 

with Prof. Simon Hartmann (Building Planning and Design). 

7 pm, Green Grotto


Tues, June 20, 2023, 7 p.m. 

Faculty Talk 

Bart Lootsma, winter 2022/23 substitute professor of architectural theory in conversation 

with Prof. Dr. Riklef Rambow (architectural communication) 

Green Grotto 

Wed, July 12, 2023 

Farewell lecture of Prof. Henri Bava 

Professorship for Landscape Architecture 

7 p.m., Egon-Eiermann lecture hall 

July 14 

STO Visiting Professorships Symposium „Sustainable Materials for a new 

Architectural Practice - Entering a circular economy.“ 

External events: 

March 9 - April 28, 2022 

M* 1:1 

* hidden views and female perspectives in architecture 

At Architekturschaufenster Karlsruhe, Waldstraße 8, 76133 Karlsruhe, Germany. 

The researchers of the Gender Equity 1 project of the Faculty of Architecture at the Karlsruhe 

Institute of Technology (KIT) present successful female architects of the last 100 years. 

The aim is to break up the anachronistic image of the architect genius and to initiate a cultural 

change in a still male-dominated research, teaching, and practice in architecture. With 

a sharpened focus on individual curricula vitae, personal competencies, and characteristic 

works, these female architects are presented as role models for future generations of young 

architects. This will enable future architecture students to pursue ambitious professional 

paths in a self-confident manner. 

The exhibition will be accompanied by round tables with various female architects. In open 

discussion formats, in direct reference in the exchange with students and the urban public, 

the network idea as the reference to the future continues to pursue. 

Curators: 

Manuela Gantner, Dr. Anette Busse, Fanny Kranz, Sandra Böhm, Nina Rind 

In collaboration with students of the Professorship of Fine Arts 

Rebecca Echtenacher, Julia Engelmann, Johannes Mußmacher, Cordula Rauchholz, Elena 

Bittner, Moana Ühlein 

With the friendly support of 

Wüstenrot Foundation


LBBW Foundation 

Faculty of Architecture 

8 - 22 April 2023 

Knowledge Week Architecture and Building Technology 

The questions that the ancient discipline of architecture is currently dealing with are more 

diverse than ever. Never before has the concept of architecture been so associated with the 

consumption of resources as it is today. The paradigm shift away from an „anything goes“ 

mentality to a much more conscious use of building land and building materials is shaping 

the current discourse around architecture and building technology. In the context of these 

major questions, the Knowledge Week deals with both traditional methods of building that 

have fallen into oblivion and experimental, forward-looking methods. The exhibition on 

the occasion of the „Knowledge Week Architecture and Building Technology“ shows current 

projects from teaching and research of the Institute of Design and Building Technology at 

KIT. The focus is on future-oriented methods of planning and building, but also on the renaissance 

of traditional building methods and their significance for the future. Visitors can 

expect documentations of built research projects, which can be experienced and grasped in 

films, models, and material samples. In addition, small experiments allow visitors to explore 

planning methods such as virtual reality or the sensation of comfort of their own body in 

space. 

Involved 

Chair of Building Construction, Prof. Ludwig Wappner 

Chair of Sustainable Building, Prof. Dirk Hebel 

Professorship of Building Physics and Technical Finishing, Prof. Andreas Wagner 

Professorship Architecture and Intelligent Living, Prof. Dr. Caroline Karmann 

Professorship Digital Design & Fabrication, tenure-track Prof. Moritz Dörstelmann 

Professorship Design of Structures, Prof. Dr. Riccardo La Magna 

Professorship of Building Technology, Prof. Dr. Rosemarie Wagner 

Date(s) and place 

„TRIANGEL Open Space“ at the Kronenplatz, Kaisterstraße 93 

www.triangel.space


DOES CONCRETE // IN A SUSTAINABLE WORLD // HAVE A FUTURE? 

In this event, we would like to stimulate a discourse on the current problems in the use of 

concrete, the current and future possibilities of recycling old concrete into new concrete, as 

well as new application concepts and production formulations for concrete. 

WELCOME 

Prof. Dirk E. Hebel, KIT Department of Architecture, Professor of Sustainable Construction 

INTRODUCTION THEMES – PROBLEMS, LIMITATIONS, ALTERNATIVES 

Prof. Karen Scrivener, EPFL Laboratory of Construction Materials, Head of Laboratory 

NEW CEMENTITIOUS MATERIALS - RESEARCH VS. STANDARDISATION 

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Frank Dehn, KIT Institute of Concrete Structures and Building Materials, 

Head of Institute 

CIRCULAR RESOURCE ECONOMICS - HOW TO CLOSE THE LOOP OF EXISTING 

STRUCTURES 

Koos Schenk, SmartCrusher BV, Director 

DOES CONCRETE // IN A SUSTAINABLE WORLD // HAVE A FUTURE? 

Dr. Thomas Welter (BDA), Moderator of Panel Discussion 

21. April 2023, 12.00–13.30 Uhr 

BAU2023 München, Halle B0 

You can find more events in our calendar of events: 

www.arch.kit.edu/aktuelles

Facilities of the KIT-Department of Architecture 12 

Deanery 

Bldg. 20.40, 1st Floor, R. 135 Nina Dürr 608-42156 

Monday-Friday, 9- 12 am 

Dean Prof. Dirk Hebel 608-43787 

Vice-Dean Prof. Simon Hartmann 608-45050 

Vice Dean Strategic 

Development Prof. Christian Inderbitzin 608-42169 

Vice-Dean Research Prof. Andreas Wagner 608-46511 

Managing Director Dr. Judith Reeh 608-43866 

Public Relation Dipl.-Des. Frank Metzger 608-46143 

Dipl.-Des. Dorothea Egger 608-46143 

Dean of Studies’ Office 

The Dean of Studies’ Office is the contact point for all questions concerning the organization 

of studies (admission, course of studies, recognition, exams, internships, etc.), which can not 

be clarified directly with the professorships or in the subject areas. 

Deans of Study Prof. Dr. Barbara Engel (Architecture) 608-42180 

Bldg. 11.40, 1st Floor, R 109 

Prof. Dr. Oliver Jehle (Art History) 608-43773 

Bldg. 20.40, Ground Floor, R 022 

Dean of Studies’ Office 

Ute Hofmann 608-43879 

Bldg. 20.40, 1st Floor, Room 139 

Opening hours: 

Monday–Thursday, 9–12 am 

and Tuesday 2–4 pm 

Study Coordination /Academic Advising 

Dipl.-Ing. Doris Kern 608-42673 

Bldg. 20.40, First Floor, Room 140 

Consultation hours: Tuesday 2–5 pm 

By appointment: doris.kern@kit.edu

Facilities of the KIT-Department of Architecture 

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Department of Architecture international 

International Coordination Dr. Judith Reeh 608-43866 

Bldg. 20.40,1st Floor, Room 138 

FAi Office (Erasmus Office) 

Silke Marx 608-42155 

Bldg. 20.40, 1st Floor, Room 139 

Office hours of the professors and department heads 

Every professor offers consultation hours for students. Please contact us by email to 

make an appointment. 

Details on office hours can also be found in the course catalog under „Professors‘ 

office hours“.


Department libraries 

The Department libraries are a central facility of the Department of Architecture. 

Architectural Library building 20.40., Room 106 

Head of Dipl.-Bibl. Gabriele Seipel 608-45142 

20:40, R 213.2, Tuesdays and Thursdays 

Employees Anja Bezdjian 608-42884 

Doris Gadinger 

Building 20.40, 1st floor, room 106 

Material Library 

Currently closed for renovation. 

Supervision Thomas Kinsch 608-47539 

Caretaker 

Architecture building (20.40) Matthias Bayerl 608-42814 

Opening hours: 

Mon-Fri: 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 

College building Bruno Bayer 608-44738 

at the Ehrenhof (11.40) Opening times: 

Mon-Fri: 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 

Lost property 

Please hand in or pick up lost property from the caretaker. 

Studio workplaces for students 

Studio places are available for students pursuing a master‘s design studio. The studio places 

are assigned to and managed by the respective drafting professors. 

Studio places are also available for students completing the master‘s thesis. Here, the administration 

is carried out by the professorship of the first examiner in coordination with the 

Dean‘s Office.


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Study workshops 

Please check the homepage for information on how to use the study workshops. 

Photo Bernd Seeland 608-43737 

Christoph Engel 608-42157 

Bldg. 20.40, Basement, Room -102 

Wood Anita Knipper 608-42666 


Metal Andreas Heil 608-42698 


Modelling Bastian Gäng 608-42672 


Digital Philipp Jager 608-43176 

Bldg. 11.40, Basement, Room S105-S108 

Further information: https://www.arch.kit.edu/fakultaet/einrichtungen.php 

ArchiPlotPool 

Dipl.-Ing. Volker Koch volker.koch@kit.edu 608-47313 

Geb. 20.40, 1.OG, Raum 118 

The Department‘s plot pool offers students and staff the opportunity to make high-quality 

color prints and copies up to DIN A0 in excess length around the clock. For this purpose, 

three Canon color plotters, two Minolta color printing and copying systems, and a largeformat 

scanner are available for independent operation. The costs are charged at cost price 

(material, operating and support costs) via an automatic billing system with a recharging 

machine in the room. Support is provided by two HiWis with fixed attendance times. 

Further information can be found on the website http://www.archiplotpool.de.


archIT 

The Department‘s IT management is organized as a central facility and reports directly to 

the dean‘s office. The main focus is on the following tasks: 

• Management of the student computer rooms as well as the workstation computers in the 

central facilities of the Department 

• Operation of central servers and services 

• Contact person, support and mediator in all IT-technical questions 

(Hardware and software, network and central services) 

• IT officer of the Department (ensuring IT compliance at KIT) 

• Advice and promotion of new media in research and teaching 

Contact Dipl.-Ing. Thomas Besser 608-46024 

Carlos Gonzalez 608-43156 

Building 11.40, room 010 

archIT@arch.kit.edu 

Care times: 

Mon – Fri 9 am – 12 noon and by prior arrangement 

The computer pool is equipped and operated by the KIT Architecture Department. Use is 

currently restricted. Access to the computer pool is only possible with the KITCard. A personal 

KIT account is required to access the computers (login). 

Red-Pool building 11.40, 1st floor, room 104 

16 PC workstations, multifunctional device (printer / copier/ 

Scanner, A4 / A3, b / w / color, ArchiPlotPool) 

Disruptions in the computer pool 

Many hardware and software malfunctions remain hidden without the help of users, unless 

they are reported. In the event of problems or errors, please send a short email with the 

error message as precisely as possible, computer number (see sticker) and KIT account to 

the respective pool administrators: rechnerpool@arch.kit.edu 

Current information at http://www.arch.kit.edu/fakultaet/it-management.php


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Committees and commissions Department Council 

Prof. Dirk Hebel (Dean) 

Prof. Simon Hartmann (Vice Dean) 

Prof. Christian Inderbitzin (Vice Dean Strategic Development) 

Prof. Andreas Wagner (Vice Dean Research) 

Prof. Dr. Barbara Engel (Dean of Studies) 

Prof. Dr. Oliver Jehle (Dean of Studies) 


TT Prof. Moritz Dörstelmann 

Prof. Dr. Inge Hinterwaldner 

Prof. Dr. Caroline Karmann 

Prof. Dr. Riccardo La Magna 

Prof. Dr. Joaquín Medina Warmburg 


Prof. Dr. Riklef Rambow 

Prof. Andreas Wagner 


Daniel Fischer 

Nina Rind 

Eleni Zaparta 

Philipp Jager 

Representative of the Equal Opportunity Officer M.A. Fanny Kranz 

Representative of the Doctoral Students‘ Convention N.N. 

5 student representatives (can be obtained from the student councils) 

Study Commission / Examination Board Architecture 

Dean of Studies Prof. Dr. Barbara Engel (Chair) 





Dr. Anette Busse 

Daniel Fischer 

Moran Lev 

Mariana Santana 

6 student representatives (representatives can be requested from the student council) 

Study Commission / Examination Board Art History 

Dean of Studies Prof. Dr. Oliver Jehle (Chairman) 

Prof. Dr. Inge Hinterwaldner 

Dr. Jesús Munoz Morcillo 

2 student representatives (can be obtained from the student councils)


PhD Committee 

Prof. Andreas Wagner (Chairman) 

Prof. Dr. Petra von Both 

Prof. Dr. Barbara Engel 


Prof. Dr. Papenbrock (deputy) 

Arbitration Commission / Advice for Foreigners on Special Questions 

Prof. Dirk Hebel (Dean) 

Prof. Simon Hartmann (Vice Dean) 

Dr. Judith Reeh 

Dip.-Ing. Doris Kern 

Library Board 

Dr. Volker Koch 

Prof. Dr. Martin Papenbrock 

Dipl.-Bibl. Gabriele Seipel 

Workshop Commission 

Prof. Dr. Rosemarie Wagner (Chair) 

Dipl.-Ing. Thomas Besser 

Philipp Jager 

Andreas Heil 

Anita Knipper 

Dr. Volker Koch 

Bastian Gäng 


Bernd Seeland 

Student representative N.N. 

Women of trust of the KIT Equal Opportunity Officers 

Dr. Anette Busse 

Fanny Kranz

Bachelor’s Program 

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Bachelor Architecture 

Exemplary Curriculum SPO 2021 

1. Sem 

2. Sem 

Studio Space 

10 CP 

Studio Structure 

10 CP / OE 

Basics of 

Design Theory 

4 CP 

Basics of Building 

Construction 

4 CP 

Artistic and 

Sculptural Design 

4 CP 

Static and Strength 

of Materials 

4 CP 

Building Materials 

Science 

4 CP 

Building Physics 

4 CP / OE 

Architectural 

Geometry 

4 CP / OE 

Integrative Digital 

Methods 

4 CP 

Theory of 

Architecture 1 

4 CP / OE 

History of Architecture 

and Urban Planning 

4 CP 

30 CP 

30 CP 

* Placeholder for various modules 

3. Sem 

Studio Material 

10 CP 


4 CP 

Structural Design 

4 LP 

Building Services 

4 CP 

Explorative Digital 

Methods 

4 CP 


and Urban Planning, 

Urban Developm. 4 CP 

30 CP 

4. Sem 

Studio Context 

10 CP 

Basics of Urban 

Planning 

4 CP 

Law for Architects 

and Construction 

Planning Law 4 CP 


Studies and Design 

4 CP 


Architecture and 

Scientific Methodology 

4 CP 



Building Survey 4 CP 

30 CP 

5. Sem 

Studio System 

10 CP 

Sustainability 

4 CP 

International Module* 

4 CP 

Elective Module* 

4 CP 

Construction Economics 

and Project 

Management 4 CP 

Art History 

4 CP 

30 CP 

6. Sem 

Bachelor‘s Thesis 

12 CP 

Advanced Topic of 

Bachelor Thesis 

4 CP 


4 CP 

Seminar Week 

4 CP 

Interdisciplinary 

Qualifications* 

6 CP 

30 CP

Bachelor’s Program 20 



Beginners 2019 

1. Sem 

2. Sem 

Studio Space 

10 CP 


10 CP / OE 

Basics of 

Design Theory 

4 CP 


Construction 

4 CP 

Artistic and 


4 CP 


of Materials 

4 CP 


Science 

4 CP 


4 CP / OE 

Architectural 

Geometry and Digital 

Form Design 1 

4 CP / OE 

Architectural 


Form Design 2 

4 CP 

Theory of 


4 CP / OE 

Theory of 


4 CP 

30 CP 

30 CP 


3. Sem 


10 CP 


4 CP 


4 LP 


4 CP 

Architectural 


Form Design 3 

4 CP 

Building History 1 

4 CP 

30 CP 

4. Sem 


10 CP 


Planning 

4 CP 

Urban Development 





4 CP 




4 CP 


4 CP 

30 CP 

5. Sem 

Studio System 

10 CP 


4 CP 


4 CP 


4 CP 


and Law for 

Architects 

4 CP 

Urban Development- 

History 

4 CP 

30 CP 

6. Sem 


12 CP 



4 CP 


4 CP 

Art History 

4 CP 



6 CP 

30 CP


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STUDY STRUCTURE BACHELOR'S PROGRAM SPO2016 

Field title 

CP semester assignment 

CP Conditions / 

Module 

Module 

Conditions / Prerequisites Field Module ID Modul Prerequisites 

Module Component Title Examination 

1 2 3 4 5 6 

Component ID 

Component 

CP CP CP CP CP CP 

e Module 

Module title 

Designing (40 CP) 

All modules in this field are compulsory modules. 

Examination of 

Studio Space M-ARCH-103547 10 - T-ARCH-109958 Design in Studio Space 

10 10 

another kind 

Successful completion of 


Studio Structure M-ARCH-103548 10 module studio space. T-ARCH-109959 Design in Studio Structure 

10 10 

another kind 

orientation examination 



Studio Material M-ARCH-103549 10 

T-ARCH-109960 Design in Studio Material 

10 10 

module studio structure 

another kind 



Studio Context M-ARCH-103550 10 

T-ARCH-109961 Design in Studio Context 

10 10 

module studio material. 

another kind 

Integral Designing (14 CP) 



Studio System M-ARCH-103551 10 - T-ARCH-109962 Design in Studio System 

10 10 

another kind 


Sustainability M-ARCH-103552 4 - T-ARCH-107289 Sustainability 

4 4 

another kind 

Construction Technology (32 CP) 



Building Materials Science M-ARCH-103553 4 - T-ARCH-107290 Building Materials Science 

4 4 

another kind 


Basics of Building Construction M-ARCH-103554 4 - T-ARCH-107291 Basics of Building Construction 

4 4 

another kind 

Written 

Exercise is a T-ARCH-107292 Static and Strength of Materials 

4 4 

examination 

Static and Strength of Materials 

M-ARCH-103555 4 requirement for written 

examination. 

Static and Strength of Materials - completed 

T-ARCH-109234 

0 0 

Exercise 

coursework 

orientation 


Building Physics M-ARCH-103556 4 

T-ARCH-107293 Building Physics 

4 4 

examination 

another kind 


Building Construction M-ARCH-103557 4 - T-ARCH-107294 Building Construction 

4 4 

another kind 

Written 

Exercise is a T-ARCH-107295 Structural Design 

4 4 

examination 



examination. 

completed 

T-ARCH-109235 Structural Design - Exercise 

0 0 

coursework 


Building Services M-ARCH-103559 4 - T-ARCH-107296 Building Services 

4 4 

another kind 

Construction Economics and Law Examination of 

Construction Economics and Law for Arcitects M-ARCH-103560 4 - T-ARCH-107297 

4 4 

for Arcitects 

another kind 

Theoretical and Historical Basics (20 CP) 


orientation 

Written 

T-ARCH-107298 Theory of Architecture 1 

4 4 

examination - Exercise 

examination 

Theory of Architecture 1 

M-ARCH-103561 4 

is a requirement for 

T-ARCH-109236 Theory of Architecture 1 - Exercise completed 

written examination. 

0 0 

coursework 

Written 

Exercise is a T-ARCH-107299 Theory of Architecture 2 

4 4 

examination 

Theory of Architecture 2 


examination. 

T-ARCH-109237 Theory of Architecture 2 - Exercise completed 

0 0 

coursework 

Written 

Building History 1 M-ARCH-103563 4 - T-ARCH-107300 Building History 1 

4 4 

examination 

Building History and Building Examination of 

T-ARCH-107301 

3 3 

Survey 

another kind 


M-ARCH-103564 4 

- 

completed 

T-BGU-108019 Survey 

1 1 

coursework 

Communication of Architecture and Scientific 

Communication of Architecture and Written 

M-ARCH-103565 4 - T-ARCH-107302 

4 4 

Methodology 


examination 

Designing and Representing (20 CP) 



Basics of Design Theory M-ARCH-103566 4 - T-ARCH-107303 Basics of Design Theory 

4 4 

another kind 


Artistic and ScuCPtural Design M-ARCH-103567 4 - T-ARCH-107304 Artistic and ScuCPtural Design 

4 4 

another kind 

orientation 

Architectural Geometry and Digital Examination of 

Architectural Geometry and Digital Form Design 1 M-ARCH-103568 4 

T-ARCH-107305 

4 4 

examination 

Form Design 1 

another kind 


Architectural Geometry and Digital Form Design 2 M-ARCH-103569 4 - T-ARCH-107306 

4 4 

Form Design 2 

another kind 


Architectural Geometry and Digital Form Design 3 M-ARCH-103570 4 - T-ARCH-107307 

4 4 

Form Design 3 

another kind 

Urban- and Landscape Planning (20 CP) 


Written 

Exercise is a T-ARCH-106581 Basics of Urban Planning 

4 4 

examination 

Basics of Urban Planning M-ARCH-103571 4 requirement for written 

examination. 

Principles of Building Studies and completed 

T-ARCH-109964 

0 0 

Design - Exercise 

coursework 

Principles of Building Studies and Written 

Exercise is a T-ARCH-107309 

4 4 

Design 

examination 

Principles of Building Studies and Design 


examination. 


T-ARCH-109233 

0 0 


coursework 

Urban Developent and 

Written 


4 4 

Construction Planning Law examination 

Urban Developent and Construction Planning Law M-ARCH-103573 4 requirement for written 

examination. 

completed 

T-ARCH-110885 Urban Developent- Exercise 

0 

coursework 

Urban Development-, Building- or Written 

Urban Development-, Building- or Art History 1 M-ARCH-103574 4 - T-ARCH-107311 

4 4 

Art History 1 

examination 

Urban Development-, Building- or Written 

Urban Development-, Building- or Art History 2 M-ARCH-103575 4 - T-ARCH-107312 

4 4 

Art History 2 

examination 

Specialization (16 CP) 

The module "Advanced Topic of Bachelor Thesis" is compulsory, from the other modules three have to be chosen. 

completed 

T-ARCH-107688 Advanced Topic of Bachelor 

3 3 

coursework 

Advanced Topic of Bachelor Thesis 

M-ARCH-103576 4 

- 

Advanced Topic of Bachelor - completed 

T-ARCH-107690 

1 1 

Portfolio 

coursework 

Selected Topics of Building Examination of 

Selected Topics of Building Studies and Design M-ARCH-103577 4 - T-ARCH-107317 

4 x x 


another kind 


Selected Topic of Fine Art 1 M-ARCH-103582 4 - T-ARCH-107322 Selected Topic of Fine Art 1 

4 x x 

another kind



Field title 



Module 

Module 



1 2 3 4 5 6 

Component ID 

Component 


e Module 

Module title 


The module "Advanced Topic of Bachelor Thesis" is compulsory, from the other modules three have to be chosen. 


Selected Topics of Fine Arts 2 M-ARCH-103583 4 - T-ARCH-107323 Selected Topics of Fine Arts 2 

4 x x 

another kind 

Selected Topics of Architectural Examination of 

Selected Topics of Architectural Theory M-ARCH-103584 4 - T-ARCH-107324 

4 x x 

Theory 

another kind 

Architectural Theory Research Examination of 

Architectural Theory Research Topics M-ARCH-103585 4 - T-ARCH-107325 

4 x x 

Topics 

another kind 

Selected Topics of Communication Examination of 

Selected Topics of Communication in Architecture M-ARCH-103586 4 - T-ARCH-107326 

4 x 

in Architecture 

another kind 


Selected Topics of Building Technology M-ARCH-103587 4 - T-ARCH-107327 

4 x x 

Technology 

another kind 


Selected Topics of Sustainability M-ARCH-103684 4 - T-ARCH-107426 Selected Topics of Sustainability 

4 x x 

another kind 

Methodicial and Technical Planning Examination of 

Methodicial and Technical Planning Tools M-ARCH-103589 4 - T-ARCH-107329 

4 x 

Tools 

another kind 


Structural Analysis M-ARCH-103590 4 - T-ARCH-107330 Structural Analysis 

4 x x 

another kind 

Selected Topics of Structural Examination of 

Selected Topics of Structural Design M-ARCH-104513 4 - T-ARCH-109243 

4 x x 

Design 

another kind 



4 x 

Technology 

another kind 

T-ARCH-110400 Basics Sound Insulation Oral Exam 2 x x 

Selected Topics of Building Physics 

M-ARCH-103592 4 - 

T-ARCH-110401 Basics of Fire Protection Oral Exam 2 x x 

T-ARCH-110402 

Basics of Planning Energy- 

Oral Exam 2 x x 

Efficient Buildings 

T-ARCH-110403 Basics of Lighting Technology Oral Exam 2 x x 

Selected Topics of Digital Design Examination of 

Selected Topics of Digital Design and Fabrication M-ARCH-105818 4 - T-ARCH-111674 

and Fabrication 

another kind 


Selected Topics of Urban Design M-ARCH-103593 4 - T-ARCH-107334 Selected Topics of Urban Design 

another kind 

Selected Topics of Urban Design - Examination of 

Selected Topics of Urban Design - workshop M-ARCH-103811 4 - T-ARCH-107697 

Workshop 

another kind 


Selected Topics of Art History M-ARCH-103594 4 - T-ARCH-107335 Selected Topics of Art History 

another kind 

Selected Topics of Building History M-ARCH-103595 4 - T-ARCH-107336 


Selected Topics of Building History 

another kind 

Selected Topics of Building History 2 M-ARCH-105564 4 - T-ARCH-111168 


Selected Topics of Building History 

another kind 


Building Survey M-ARCH-103596 4 - T-ARCH-107337 Building Survey 

another kind 


In-depth Surveying for Architects M-BGU-104002 4 - T-BGU-107443 In-depth Surveying for Architects 

another kind 


Basis Course Photogrammetry M-BGU- 4 - T-BGU-107444 Basis Course Photogrammetry 

another kind 

M-ARCH- 


Selected Topics of Structural Analysis 

4 - T-ARCH-112498 

106127 

Analysis 

another kind 

Selected Topics of Environmental Quality and 

Selected Topics of Environmental Examination of 

M-ARCH-106129 4 - T-ARCH-112500 

Accessibility 

Quality and Accessibility 

another kind 

Interdisciplinary Qualifications (6 CP) 

4 x x 

4 x x 

4 x x 

4 x x 

4 x x 

4 x x 

4 x x 

4 x 

4 x x 

4 x x 

4 x x 

completed 

T-ARCH-107340 Workshop Introduction 

coursework 

Self Assignment HoC-ZAK-SpZ 1-3 completed 

T-ARCH-111746 

not graded 

coursework 

"Workshop 


T-ARCH-111749 

Introduction" is 

graded 

coursework 

compulsory, the 

Basic Course in the Study completed 

Key Qualifications 

M-ARCH-103602 6 

T-ARCH-107341 

remaining module 

Workshop Photography 

coursework 

components are 


selectable. 

T-ARCH-107342 

Workshop Modell 

coursework 

completed 

T-ARCH-109970 Visit lecture series Bachelor 

coursework 

completed 

T-ARCH-107703 Internship 

coursework 


Successful completion of the subjects" Designing" and "Integral Designing" and additional module examinations amounting to 76 CP. 

Bachelorarbeit 

Bachelor Thesis M-ARCH-103546 12 - T-ARCH-107248 Bachelor Thesis 

mit Präsentation 

1 1 

2 x x 

2 x x 

4 x x 

4 x x 

1 x x 

5 x x 

12 12 

Total 180 31 30 30 30 30 28 

Further information 

The current module handbook and the study and examination regulations of the 

bachelor’s program can be found here: 

https://www.arch.kit.edu/bachelorstudiengang_architektur.php?tab=%5B5276%5D 

#tabpanel-5276


23 


Field title 



Module 

Module 



1 2 3 4 5 6 

Component ID 

Component 


e Module 

Module title 




Studio Space 2 10 Orientation Examination T-ARCH-109958 Design in Studio Space 

10 10 

another kind 



Studio Structure M-ARCH-103548 10 

T-ARCH-109959 Design in Studio Structure 

10 10 

module studio space 

another kind 



Studio Material M-ARCH-103549 10 

T-ARCH-109960 Design in Studio Material 

10 10 

module studio structure 

another kind 



Studio Context M-ARCH-103550 10 

T-ARCH-109961 Design in Studio Context 

10 10 

module studio material. 

another kind 

Integral Designing (14 CP) 



Studio System M-ARCH-103551 10 - T-ARCH-10962 Design in Studio System 

10 10 

another kind 



4 4 

another kind 



Written 

Building Materials Science M-ARCH-103553 4 - T-ARCH-107290 Building Materials Science 

4 4 

examination 


Basics of Building Construction M-ARCH-103554 4 - T-ARCH-107291 Basics of Building Construction 

4 4 

another kind 

Written 

Exercise is a T-ARCH-107292 Static and Strength of Materials 

4 4 

examination 



examination. 

Static and Strength of Materials - completed 

T-ARCH-109234 

0 0 

Exercise 

coursework 

Orientation 


Building Physics M-ARCH-103556 4 

T-ARCH-107293 Building Physics 

4 4 

Examination 

another kind 


Building Construction M-ARCH-103557 4 - T-ARCH-107294 Building Construction 

4 4 

another kind 

Written 

Exercise is a T-ARCH-107295 Structural Design 

4 4 

examination 



examination. 

completed 

T-ARCH-109235 Structural Design - Exercise 

0 0 

coursework 


Building Services M-ARCH-103559 4 - T-ARCH-107296 Building Services 

4 4 

another kind 

Construction Economics and Examination of 

Construction Economics and Project Management M-ARCH-105813 4 - T-ARCH-111670 

4 4 

Project Management 

another kind 

Theoretical and Historical Basics (20 CP) 


Orientation 

Written 

T-ARCH-111652 Theory of Architecture 

4 4 

Examination - Exercise 

examination 


M-ARCH-105808 4 

is a requirement for 

completed 

written examination. T-ARCH-111653 Theory of Architecture - Exercise 

0 0 

coursework 

History of Architecture and Urban Written 


4 4 

Planning 1 

examination 

History of Architecture and Urban Planning 


examination. 

History of Architecture and Urban completed 

T-ARCH-111654 

0 0 

Planning - Exercise 

coursework 

History of Architecture and Urban Examination of 

T-ARCH-111665 

2 2 

Planning 3 

another kind 

History of Architecture and Urban Planning and 

completed 

M-ARCH-105811 4 

- 

T-ARCH-111666 Building Survey 

1 1 

Building Survey 

coursework 

completed 

T-BGU-108019 Survey 

1 1 

coursework 


T-ARCH-111667 Art History 

4 4 

another kind 

Art History M-ARCH-105812 4 

- 

completed 

T-ARCH-111668 Art History - Exercise 

0 0 

coursework 

Communication of Architecture and Scientific 

Communication of Architecture and Written 

M-ARCH-103565 4 - T-ARCH-107302 

4 4 

Methodology 


examination 

Designing and Representing (20 CP) 



Basics of Design Theory M-ARCH-103566 4 - T-ARCH-107303 Basics of Design Theory 

4 4 

another kind 


Artistic and ScuCPtural Design M-ARCH-103567 4 - T-ARCH-107304 Artistic and ScuCPtural Design 

4 4 

another kind 


Architectural Geometry M-ARCH-105815 4 - T-ARCH-111671 Architectural Geometry 

4 4 

another kind 


Integrative Digital Methods M-ARCH-105816 4 - T-ARCH-111672 Integrative Digital Methods 

4 4 

another kind 


Explorative Digital Methods M-ARCH-105817 4 - T-ARCH-111673 Explorative Digital Methods 

4 4 

another kind 

Urban- and Landscape Planning (20 CP) 


Exercise is a 

Written 

Basics of Urban Planning M-ARCH-103571 4 requirement for written T-ARCH-106581 Basics of Urban Planning 

4 4 

examination 

examination. 

Principles of Building Studies and Written 


4 4 

Design 

examination 



examination. 


T-ARCH-109233 

0 0 


coursework 

Urban Developent and 

Written 

Law for Archtiects and Construction Planning Law M-ARCH-105814 4 - T-ARCH-111669 

4 4 

Construction Planning Law examination 

History of Architecture and Urban Written 

T-ARCH-111656 

2 2 

History of Architecture and Urban Planning and 

Planning 2 

examination 

M-ARCH-105810 4 - 

Urban Development 

Basic Concepts of Urban Planning 

T-ARCH-111657 

Oral Exam 2 2 

and Urban Development 


The modules "Advanced Topic of Bachelor Thesis" and "Seminar Week" are compulsory, from the other modules three have to be chosen. 

completed 

T-ARCH-107688 Advanced Topic of Bachelor 

3 3 

coursework 


M-ARCH-103576 4 

- 

Advanced Topic of Bachelor - completed 

T-ARCH-107690 

1 1 

Portfolio 

coursework 

completed 

T-ARCH-111677 Seminar Week 1 

2 2 

coursework 

Seminar Week 

M-ARCH-105821 4 

- 

completed 

T-ARCH-111678 Seminar Week 2 

2 2 

coursework



Field title 



Module 

Module 



1 2 3 4 5 6 

Component ID 

Component 


e Module 

Module title 


The modules "Advanced Topic of Bachelor Thesis" and "Seminar Week" are compulsory, from the other modules three have to be chosen. 


Selected Topics of Building Studies and Design M-ARCH-103577 4 - T-ARCH-107317 

4 x x 


another kind 


Selected Topic of Fine Art 1 M-ARCH-103582 4 - T-ARCH-107322 Selected Topic of Fine Art 1 

4 x x 

another kind 


Selected Topics of Fine Arts 2 M-ARCH-103583 4 - T-ARCH-107323 Selected Topics of Fine Arts 2 

4 x x 

another kind 

Selected Topics of Architectural Examination of 

Selected Topics of Architectural Theory M-ARCH-103584 4 - T-ARCH-107324 

4 x x 

Theory 

another kind 

Architectural Theory Research Examination of 

Architectural Theory Research Topics M-ARCH-103585 4 - T-ARCH-107325 

4 x x 

Topics 

another kind 

Selected Topics of Communication Examination of 

Selected Topics of Communication in Architecture M-ARCH-103586 4 - T-ARCH-107326 

4 x 

in Architecture 

another kind 



4 x x 

Technology 

another kind 


Selected Topics of Sustainability M-ARCH-103684 4 - T-ARCH-107426 Selected Topics of Sustainability 

4 x x 

another kind 

Methodicial and Technical Planning Examination of 

Methodicial and Technical Planning Tools M-ARCH-103589 4 - T-ARCH-107329 

4 x 

Tools 

another kind 



4 x x 

another kind 


Selected Topics of Structural Design M-ARCH-104513 4 - T-ARCH-109243 

4 x x 

Design 

another kind 



4 x 

Technology 

another kind 

T-ARCH-110400 Basics Sound Insulation Oral Exam 2 x x 

Selected Topics of Building Physics 

M-ARCH-103592 

4 - 

T-ARCH-110401 Basics of Fire Protection Oral Exam 2 x x 

Basics of Planning Energy- 

T-ARCH-110402 

Oral Exam 2 x x 


T-ARCH-110403 Basics of Lighting Technology Oral Exam 2 x x 

Selected Topics of Digital Design Examination of 

Selected Topics of Digital Design and Fabrication M-ARCH-105818 4 - T-ARCH-111674 


another kind 


Selected Topics of Urban Design M-ARCH-103593 4 - T-ARCH-107334 Selected Topics of Urban Design 

another kind 

Selected Topics of Urban Design - Examination of 

Selected Topics of Urban Design - workshop M-ARCH-103811 4 - T-ARCH-107697 

Workshop 

another kind 


Selected Topics of Art History M-ARCH-103594 4 - T-ARCH-107335 Selected Topics of Art History 

another kind 

Selected Topics of History of Architecture and Urban 

Selected Topics of History of Examination of 

M-ARCH-105819 4 - T-ARCH-111675 

Planning 1 

Architecture and Urban Planning 1 another kind 

Selected Topics of History of Architecture and Urban 

Selected Topics of History of Examination of 

M-ARCH-105820 4 - T-ARCH-111676 

Planning 2 

Architecture and Urban Planning 2 another kind 


Selected Topics of Building Survey M-ARCH-105843 4 - T-ARCH-111755 Selected Topics of Building Survey 

another kind 


In-depth Surveying for Architects M-BGU-104002 4 - T-BGU-107443 In-depth Surveying for Architects 

another kind 


Basis Course Photogrammetry M-BGU-104004 4 - T-BGU-107444 Basis Course Photogrammetry 

another kind 

M-ARCH- 


Selected Topics of Structural Analysis 

4 - T-ARCH-112498 

106127 

Analysis 

another kind 

Selected Topics of Environmental Quality and 

Selected Topics of Environmental Examination of 

M-ARCH-106129 4 - T-ARCH-112500 

Accessibility 

Quality and Accessibility 

another kind 


4 x x 

4 x x 

4 x x 

4 x x 

4 x x 

4 x x 

4 x x 

4 x x 

4 x x 

4 x x 

4 x x 

completed 

T-ARCH-107340 Workshop Introduction 

coursework 

completed 

T-ARCH-111745 English for Architects 

coursework 


"Workshop Introduction" T-ARCH-111746 

not graded 

coursework 

and "Englisch for 


Architects" are T-ARCH-111749 

graded 

coursework 


M-ARCH-105841 6 compulsory, the 

remaining module 


T-ARCH-111752 

components are 

Workshop Photography 

coursework 

selectable. 


T-ARCH-107342 

Workshop Modell 

coursework 

completed 

T-ARCH-109970 Visit lecture series Bachelor 

coursework 

completed 

T-ARCH-111753 Internship 

coursework 


Successful completion of the subjects" Designing" and "Integral Designing" and additional module examinations amounting to 76 CP. 


Bachelor Thesis M-ARCH-105836 12 - T-ARCH-111718 Bachelor Thesis 

mit Präsentation 

1 1 

2 2 

2 x x 

2 x x 

3 x x 

2 x x 

1 x x 

3 x x 

12 12 

Total 172 30 32 30 32 30 26


25 



1. Sem 

2. Sem 

Studio Space 

10 CP 


10 CP / OE 

Basics of 

Design Theory 

4 CP 


Construction 

4 CP 

Artistic and 


4 CP 


of Materials 

4 CP 


Science 

4 CP 


4 CP / OE 

Architectural 

Geometry 

4 CP / OE 


Methods 

4 CP 

Theory of 


4 CP / OE 


and Urban Planning 

4 CP 

30 CP 

30 CP 


3. Sem 


10 CP 


4 CP 


4 LP 


4 CP 

Explorative Digital 

Methods 

4 CP 



Urban Developm. 4 CP 

30 CP 

4. Sem 


10 CP 


Planning 

4 CP 






4 CP 




4 CP 



Building Survey 4 CP 

30 CP 

5. Sem 

Studio System 

10 CP 


4 CP 


4 CP 


4 CP 


and Project 

Management 4 CP 

Art History 

4 CP 

30 CP 

6. Sem 


12 CP 



4 CP 


4 CP 

Seminar Week 

4 CP 



6 CP 

30 CP


Timetable 

2nd Term Bachelor (Summer 2023) 

Monday 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Friday 

08:00 


of Materials 

R. Wagner 

HS FH, HS9 

09:30 

09:45 


A. Wagner 

HS FH 


of Materials 

R. Wagner 

HS FH 


Construction 

Schneemann 

HS EE 


and Urban Planning 1 


HS EE 


Methods 

Dörstelmann 

HS EE 

11:15 

11:30 


A. Wagner 

HS FH 


of Materials 

R. Wagner 

HS FH 


Construction 

Schneemann 

HS EE 




HS EE, HS 9, GG 


Methods 

Dörstelmann 

Studios 

13:00 

Lunch Break 

14:00 




Focus day reviews 



17:15 

19:00–21:00 

Karlsruher 

Architekturvorträge 

HS EE 

HS FH 

NH 

HS 9 

. 

Egon-Eiermann-Hörsaal (1. OG) 

Fritz-Haller-Hörsaal (EG) 

Neuer Hörsaal (EG) 

Hörsaal 9 (1. OG)


27 

Timetable 

4th Term (Summer 2023) 

Monday 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Friday 

08:00 

09:30 

09:45 

Principles of Building 


Morger 

HS EE 


Planning 

Engel 

HS FH 


Architecture 

Rambow 

HS FH 




HS FH 

11:15 

11:30 


Ebersbach 

HS EE 

Principles of Building 


Morger 

HS EE 


Planning 

Bava 

NH 

Scientific Methods 

for Architecture 

Rambow 

HS FH 

Building Survey and 

Survey 

Busse, Juretzko 

HS FH 

13:00 

Lunch Break 

14:00 







17:15 

17:30 

Construction 

Planning Law 

Menzel 

HS EE 

19:00–21:00 

Karlsruher 


19:00 

HS EE 

HS FH 

NH 

HS 9 

. 




Hörsaal 9 (1. OG)


Timetable 

6th Term Bachelor (Summer 2023) 

Monday 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Friday 

08:00 

Elective Courses 




09:30 

09:45 







11:15 

11:30 







13:00 

Lunch Break 

14:00 







17:15 

19:00–21:00 

Karlsruher 


HS EE 

HS FH 

NH 

HS 9 

. 




Hörsaal 9 (1. OG)

Bachelor Courses Architecture 

2nd Term 

1720510/1720511/1720512 

Design in Studio Structure: A Home to the 

Dead (Schneemann/Klinge/Wappner) 

The aim of the “Basics of construction technology 

Studio” is to transport fundamental knowledge on 

the approach to materials and construction details 

within the architectural project. The crucial factor 

defining the character as well as the embodiment 

of a building, lies within the synthesis of functional 

and technological necessity, and the creative 

intention of its design. For this reason, the main 

focus of the course falls on the grasp of primary 

constructive, building conditions, as well as the 

understanding of construction technology within a 

broader architectural concept. As such, the studio 

will comprise of two design exercises exploring 

the specific characteristics of solid and lightframe 

structures. 

Appointment: Mon-Fri 2.00 – 5.15 pm 

First Meeting: Wed, April 12 2023, 11.00 am 

PinUp: E1: Wed, May 03 2023, 9.00 am 

Submission/Exam 1: Wed, May 24 2023, 9.00 am 

PinUp: E2: Wed, June 28 2023, 9.00 am 

Submission/Exam 2: Wed, July 26 2023, 9.00 am 

Event format: On-Site 

Language: German/English 

Schneemann, Falk 

Hörmann, Helge Patrick 

Tusinean, Monica 

Klinge, Andrea 

Michalski, Manuel Amadeus 

Häberle, Lisa 

Wappner, Ludwig 

Hoffmann, Peter 

Kochhan, Simon 

1720501 


The lecture series „Basics of Building Technology“ 

is closely related to the contents of the studio. The 

lectures are structured by basic elements of construction 

and are conveying a deeper look into the 

relations between material, detail, construction 

and design, illustrated by contemporary as well 

as classical built examples. The main focus lies on 

analysis and reflection, which complement fundamental 

technical aspects. As such, the lecture 

series is supplemented by tutorials and works as a 

29 

basis and stimulus for autodidactic work, which is 

essential for studio activity. 


Language: German 


Schneemann, Falk 








1720953 


In this lecture module questions with regard to 

outdoor and indoor climate, heat protection in 

winter and summer, passive solar energy use, energy-efficient 

and climate-conscious design as well 

as moisture protection are addressed. Additionally, 

methods and calculation routines/tools for heat 

and moisture protection and energy performance 

evaluation are introduced. For qualification targets 

see module handbook. 

Appointment: Mon 11:30 AM - 13:00 PM HS37 

Fritz Haller 

First meeting: Mo. 17.04.2023, 09:45 AM 

Submission/Exam: 31.07.2023 



Wagner, Andreas 

Rissetto, Romina Paula 

Mann, Petra 

1720952 


In the exercise accompanying the lecture, 

questions of energy-efficient and climate-appropriate 

design are dealt with. The focus is on the 

heat balance, comfort, and heat and moisture 

protection. Calculation methods and tools for the 

quantification of energy-related as well as heat 

and moisture-related issues are introduced and 

applied. 

Appointment: Mon 09:45 - 11:15 AM HS37 Fritz 

Haller 

First meeting: Mo. 24.04.2023, 09:45 AM 





Mann, Petra 

Rissetto, Romina Paula

Bachelor Courses Architecture 30 

1720902 

Static and Strength of Materials (lecture) 

The basic and general principles of the behaviour 

of building materials and the load carrying 

behaviour are taught to which buildings are 

exposed and which they have to withstand. Basic 

knowledge of mathematics and physics is applied 

to the recording and description of load transfer 

in building structures. The basic concepts of 

structural analysis are dealt with, which in their 

essence represent an assignment of physics to 

geometry and have a direct relationship to the 

built environment via physics. An overview of the 

spatial structure of simple loadbearing structures 

is given and knowledge of the functional 

relationships of elementary structural analysis is 

imparted for practical application in the design of 

load-bearing structures. 

Regular app.: Tue, 9:45 a.m. -11:15 a.m., 20.40, 

Fritz-Haller-Hörsaal 

1st Date April 18th 2023 9:45 a.m. 

Exam: August 8nd 2023 



Wagner, Rosemarie 

Mildenberger, Thomas 

1720903 


(Theoretical) 





1720904 


(practical) 

Based on the laws of building material behavior 

and the description of load transfer, which are 

presented in the experiments and in general 

terms in the lecture, the transfer to concrete 

applications takes place in the theoretical exercises. 

The content of the exercises is to assign the 

lecture-related topics to specific situations using 

examples. The design of a supporting structure, 

the external and internal equilibrium, the stability 

and the spatial structure, which are universally 

applicable in the principles of load-bearing behavior, 

are used to explain the thickness of a ceiling 

with the size of the live loads, to derive the height 

of a beam from the cross-sectional geometry or to 

illustrate the dependence of the spatial stability 

on the joining technique. 

Regular app.: Tue, 8:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m., 20.40, 

Fritz-Haller-Hörsaal/Lecture room H9 

First date April 25th, 2023, 8.00 a.m. 

Exam: Aug. 8th, 2023 

1741352 

History of Architecture and Urban 

Planning 1 

This This lecture series, the first of three consecutive 

modules, examines in chronological order the 

development of architecture and urban planning 

across the ages. We will tackle the task of 

analyzing the driving forces and factors that have 

determined the cultural change in both the production 

and the interpretation of the relationship 

between architecture and the city. The goal is to 

describe these transformations and to understand 

their historical logic. Buildings will be addressed 

as components of the broader city system and 

the latter will be interpreted in its intertwining 

with the territorial structure. The lectures in 

Architecture and Urban History 1 are devoted to 

the beginnings of architecture and city planning 

with particular focus to their development from 

Antiquity to the Early Modern Period. The lecture 

is accompanied by exercises in which the students 

dedicate themselves to historical building analysis 

of selected examples in their particular urban and 

territorial context. 

Appointment Lecture: Thu 09:45-11:15 am, 

Bldg. 20.40, Egon-Eiermann-Hörsaal 

1. Meeting Lecture: 20.04.2023 online with Ilias 

Appointment Practice: Thu 11:30-13:00 pm, 

Bldg. 20.40, Egon-Eiermann-Hörsaal , 

HS 9, GG, Geb. 10.50 R 701.3 

Exam: 11.08.2023 



Medina Warmburg, Joaquín 

1720802 

Integrative Digital Methods 

The course trains the ability to effectively combine 

and apply analog working strategies and digital 

methods in the design process. Basic knowledge 

from architectural geometry is deepened and expanded 

through integrative digital methods, such 

as 3D modeling, renderings, augmented reality, 

image editing and layout, as well as 3D scanning 

and printing. Three complimentary topics will introduce 

methods that reinforce previously learned 

content and further develop students‘ digital 

skills. The focus is on combining the different 

methods and teaching students how they can be 

used integratively in the design process to address 

complex challenges.


First meeting: 21.04.2023, 09:45 – 11:15 am 

Exam: 04.08.23 

Event format: Blended (On-Site/Online) 

Language: English 

Dörstelmann, Moritz 

Fuentes Quijano, 

Francisco Javier 

Wenzel, Baris 

1700040 

Workshop Introduction 

In the course of the bachelor‘s program, introductions 

must be completed in all study workshops. 

In some cases, the introductions are linked to 

specific courses. Further information is available 

in the corresponding courses. Examination: 

Participation is confirmed on workshop driver‘s 

license 



Heil, Andreas 

Jager, Philipp 

Knipper, Anita 

4th Term 

1731201/1731067/1731152 

Design in Studio Context: Transforming 

Lahr. Amongst Pines and Highrises. (Bava/ 

Neppl/Engel) 

Urban development in the 21st century has to 

deal with a new framework of conditions. In 

Germany in particular, space and housing are 

in short supply, and climate change is forcing us 

to rethink mobility and resource consumption. 

In order to meet the simultaneously increasing 

demand for affordable residential and commercial 

space, existing neighborhoods must be spatially 

and functionally supplemented and further 

developed. Against this background, urban development 

concepts are to be developed at selected 

neighborhoods in the city of Lahr, located at the 

foot of the Black Forest in the Rhine valley. Mixed 

neighborhoods are to be created that fit spatially, 

functionally and socially into the context, as well 

as creating diversity of use and urban density. 

With the integrated urban development concept 

adopted in 2022, the city has formulated goals 

for using its existing inner-city land resources. 

Based on this, sustainable and innovative design 

approaches are to be developed that recognize 

existing qualities and use them as a starting point 

and inspiration for further development. How can 

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responsible conversion, reuse and redensification 

be carried out? What possibilities for overlapping 

and mixing uses are conceivable and appropriate? 

Proposals are wanted with new programmatic 

and typological perspectives that are suitable for 

supporting the sustainable transformation of the 

city of Lahr. 

Appointment: Mon - Fri 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm, 

11.40, R127 

First Meeting: 18.04.2023, 2:00 pm 

Excursion: 28.04.2023 

Pin-Up: 16.05.2023 / 20.06.2023 

Submission/Presentation: 26.07.2023, 9:00 am 

Groups of 4 



Bava, Henri 

Gerstberger, Susanne 

Romero Carnicero, 

Arturo 

Neppl, Markus 

Haug, Nina 

Weber, Max 

Mirkes, Jeff 

Engel, Barbara 

Staab, Nora 

Kannen, Joschka 

Böcherer, Susanna 

1731151 

Basics of Urban Planning: Understanding 

and Designing the City. (Engel) 

Cities are confronted with urgent social, ecological 

and economic challenges. The lecture provides 

basic information on current tasks and gives an 

overview of the repertoire of urban planning and 

design. It presents methods of critical analysis of 

urban phenomena as planning principles. Using 

historical and current urban development projects 

as examples, morphologies and typologies of the 

city, development networks and new forms of 

mobility, strategic planning approaches and forms 

of participation, and much more are explained. 

The course provides the necessary content-related 

and theoretical foundations for design work in the 

„studio context“. 

Appointments: Wed, 09:45 – 11:15 am, 20.40 Fritz 

Haller Hörsaal (HS37) 

First Meeting: Wed 19.04.2023 

Exam: Tue-Fri 14.-16.08.2023 



Engel, Barbara


1731203 

Basics of Urban Planning: 

Landscapearchitecture (Bava) 

The lectures introduce and deepen the basic understanding 

of urban design and urban planning 

in relationship with the most relevant landscape 

elements. From geography and geology to rivers 

green public spaces of the city, they all influence 

on urban decisions, and their effect is alayzed critically. 

The lectures provide the necessary content 

and theoretical foundations for the design work 

in the „Studio context“. Design-relevant topics are 

discussed analyzing concrete examples. 

Appointments: Wed 11:30 am - 1:00 pm, 20.40, 

Neuer Hörsaal (NH) 

First Meeting: 19.04.2023 

Exam: 14.08.2023 - 16.08.2023 



Bava, Henri 


Romero Carnicero, Arturo 

1731154 


The practice-oriented treatment of the building 

and architect contract with VOB and HOAI as 

well as entrepreneurial activity forms of the practice 

of the architect profession, copyright architect 

right, professional liability insurance, architect 

competition, etc. are thematized. 

Appointment: Mon, 11:30 am - 01:00 pm, 20.40 

Egon-Eiermann-Hörsaal (HS16) 

First meeting: Mon 17.04.2023 

Submission/Exam: Mon 07.08.2023 



Ebersbach, Helmut 

1731156 

Construction Planning Law 

The lecture deals with building law in Germany. 

Appointment: Mon, 05:30 - 07:00 pm, 20.40 

Egon-Eiermann-Hörsaal (HS16) 

First Meeting: Mo 17.04.2023 

Exam: Mo 07.08.2023 



Menzel, Jörg 

Finger, Werner 

1710202 


Building typology is the study of how architecture 

comes together. It is the study of collected 

information on buildings, but also of seeing and 

understanding interrelationships and principles 

of order. In the natural sciences classification – or 

taxonomy – was a first step toward understanding 

how natural processes take place. In architecture, 

building types are conventionally classified 

according to their uses in order to be subject to 

exemplary study. The lectures´ chronologies trace 

the continuous evolution of important types from 

their origins until the present. The lectures are 

supplemented by a series of exercises. 

Appointment: Tue. 

First meeting: Tue. 18.04.2023, 

11:30 HS Egon Eiermann 

Exam: Tue. 01.08.2023 



Morger, Meinrad 

Schneider, Lisa Anna-Katharina 

1710203 


The lectures ‚Principles of Building Studies and 

Design‘ are supplemented by a series of exercises. 

Appointment: Tue. 08:00 - 11:15 am 

First meeting: Tue. 25.04.2023 





1710450 

Introduction to the Communication of 

Architecture 

This lecture series serves as an introduction to 

the theory and practice of Architectural Communication. 

The central problems are formulated, 

important fields of application are presented, 

useful strategies and tools for communication are 

introduced and discussed in terms of strengths 

and weaknesses. The lecture takes place entirely 

in presence. For each lecture a detailed annotated 

set of slides including test questions and 

exercises is provided, which enables independent 

study of the content. The concluding written 

test is referring to the whole module, which also 

includes the lecture series „Scientific Methods for 

Architecture“. 




Rambow, Riklef


1710451 

Scientific Methods for Architecture 

The lecture series explores meaning and importance 

of scientific methods for the discipline of 

architecture. Following a short introduction to 

epistomology as well as to philosophy and sociology 

of science, different strategies of knowledge 

production are presented and tested for relevance 

by analysis of classical as well as contemporary 

studies in the fields of architectural and urbanistic 

research. A detailed annotated set of slides 

including test questions and exercises is provided 

for each lecture, which enables independent study 

of the content. The final written test is referring to 

the whole module, including the lecture series „Introduction 

to the Communication of Architecture“. 




Rambow, Riklef 

1741355 


Planning 3 

This lecture series on the history of urban planning 

examines in chronological order the development 

of architecture and urban planning across 

the ages. We will tackle the task of analyzing the 

driving forces and factors that have determined 

the cultural change in both the production and the 

interpretation of the relationship between architecture 

and the city. The goal is to describe these 

transformations and to understand their historical 

logic. Buildings will be addressed as components 

of the broader city system and the latter will be 

interpreted in its intertwining with the territorial 

structure.This module addresses the fundamental 

changes in architecture and the city in the 20th 

Century.The focus is on the deep socio-cultural, 

economic and ecological consequences of industrialization 

and capitalist production on the modern 

conceptions of the disciplines of architecture and 

urban planning. The lecture is accompanied by 

an exercise in which the students get to know and 

apply the methods of building surveying(see separate 

description of this part of the module). 

Appointment: Fri 09:45-11:15 pm, Bldg. 20.40, 

Fritz-Haller-Hörsaal 

1. Meeting: 21.04.2023 online with Ilias 





1741356 

Building Survey and Survey 

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In the course „Building Surveying“, lectures and 

exercises provide an introduction to the analytical 

and methodical approach of surveying and 

measurement methods as well as the forms of 

documentation and focus on individual areas 

that form the basis for accurate and well-founded 

planning with existing building fabric and its essential 

characteristics. The exact and true-to-scale 

measurement is the basis for the future planning, 

which can be created with different methods. With 

the recording on site and the documentation of the 

existing, the building is measured and documented 

in drawings and thus made ascertainable and 

evaluable in its complexity. Procedure: Building 

Survey 2023 will take place in a mixed format of 

face-to-face and online events. All information, 

assignments and lectures are provided on ILIAS. 

The work is done and handed in in groups of two, 

which in turn are placed in groups of four, in 

which they organize themselves. Several groups of 

two are assigned to a tutor, with whom they can 

arrange supervision appointments on designated 

days. At least once each assignment must be 

submitted to the tutor for correction. 

Date: Fr 11:30-1 pm 

1. Meeting: 21.04.2023 




Juretzko, Manfred 

Busse, Anette 

6thTerm 

Obligatory Courses 

1710112 

Bachelor‘s Thesis (Frohn): You are hired! 

You are hired! Studio Raum II focuses on institutional 

spaces. How do these spaces embody 

social rituals and rules and how are the latter 

formalized with their help? The institutional 

context of Karlsruhe provides the framework: 

BGH/KIT/BST/ ZKM/HFG/BVG. According to the 

German Federal Employment Agency (BA), every 

second company in Germany is affected by staff 

shortage. More than half of the people looking for 

work do not have the right qualifications to meet 

the requirements of job applications. At the same 

time, the Babyboom- Generation is slowly retiring 

and the birth rate continues to decline. Due to


the occupational mismatch and the demographic 

trends, there is a role reversal in the job market, 

where the search for jobs turns into a search for 

people. The Studio faces the new planning reality 

of the employment agency: yesterday’s applicant 

becomes tomorrow’s new hope; the institution of 

demand becomes the institution of match-making. 

Regular Meetings: Wed-Thu, 2:00-6:00 pm, 

Bldg. 20.40 

First Meeting: 29.30.2023, Bldg. 20.40 

Pin-Up: 03.05.2023, 24.05.2023 

Submission/Presentation: 29.06.2023/05.07.2023 



Frohn, Marc 

Gazzillo, Irene 

Gernay, Pierre-Emmanuel 

Mori, Masa 

1710111 


(Frohn) 



Frohn, Marc 

Gazzillo, Irene 

Gernay, Pierre-Emmanuel 

Mori, Masa 

1710302 

Bachelor‘s Thesis: More Than a Bridge 

(Hartmann) 

Cities are in a continuous process of redesigning 

and creation of new types of public spaces. The 

impact of climate change on water networks and 

infrastructures will require the development of 

new infrastructures that relocate water resources 

and built elements to create a habitat for people 

and non-people. How can new infrastructure 

move beyond its functional aspects become a 

platform for urban commons? The bachelor thesis 

Infrastructural Commons Basel allows students 

to think about an infrastructural, architectural 

type par excellence: the bridge. The focus is not on 

the static conception of such an object but on the 

spatial possibilities that a bridge can open up as a 

hybrid of different collective programs. This new 

infrastructure will span the Rhine and connect a 

series of public spaces on both sides of the river, 

bringing the urban vibrancy of the riverbank to 

the historic city. The bachelor thesis is an individual 

work followed by the teaching team through 

desk crits weekly. The design process is structured 

and accompanied by subtasks and joint activities: 

Studio Trip to Basel Collective site model at the 

urban scale Intermediate review with external 

guests Final review: Students present and discuss 

their projects in front of a panel with external 

guests in addition to the official examiners 

Appointments: weekly Wednesday/ 

Thursday, 14 - 18h 

First Meeting: 29.03.2023, 2:00 PM R204 

Excursion: Basel, 31.03.2023-02.04.2023 

Final Presentation: 05.07.2023 

Hand-in: 29.06.2023 until 12:00 Uhr (noon), R221 

Form: Individual work 

First and Second Examiner: Prof. Simon Hartmann 

/ Prof. Christian Inderbitzin 



Hartmann, Simon 

Garriga Tarres, Josep 

Pereira da Cruz Rodrigues Santana, Mariana 

Coricelli, Federico 

Kadid, Raphael 

1710311 

Advanced Topic of Bachelor Thesis: 

(Hartmann) 

Participation only in connection with the Bachelor 

Thesis Studio Hartmann 

First Meeting: 29.03.2023 ; 2:00 PM 20.40 R 204 

Submission/Exam: in connection with Bachelor 

Thesis 








1710201 

Bachelor‘s Thesis: City School in 

Karlsruhe (Morger) 

With the final Bachelor design studio in the 

summer semester of 2023 we turn to the typology 

of the school house with the question of what roles 

a school might play in the contemporary life of 

the city and its inhabitants. Due to Karlsruhe´s 

constantly growing population there is currently a 

rising demand for new school space. As each year 

new citizens move into the city from other regions, 

the challenge to provide adequate high-quality 

living space has grown. Part of that challenge is 

the necessity to develop new schools in the city´s 

various residential quarters. This current demand 

serves us as an opportunity to immerse ourselves 

in the design of the school house. The school is 

an important building block in the quarter and 

the city. It represents a fundamental interface 

between the individual and the cultural life of the 

city. It is a place where community is experienced


and communal life is learned. Evolving ideas in 

school pedagogy have led to new demands on the 

school´s spaces. Traditional school types – such as 

those from Karlsruhe´s Wilhelminian era – are often 

found to be lacking. The school is no longer regarded 

solely as a place of learning, but as a place 

for the whole of life. Against this background, 

we want to develop elementary architectural 

themes – context, structure, typology, light, space, 

material and atmosphere – as a means to finding 

out what a contemporary school might look like. A 

one-day walking tour through Karlsruhe and visits 

in Karlsruhe´s schools are to provide us with 

an inspiring start in the final Bachelor design 

project this summer semester. 

First Meeting: 29.03.2023; 2:00 p.m. studio 

Field trip: 31.03.2023, city walk in Karlsruhe 

Appointment: Wed, 9 a.m to 17 p.m. studio 

Interim critique: 26.04.2023, 07.06.2023, 


Delivery of plans an model: 29.06.2023 

until 12 p.m. 

Final critique: Tue 04.07.2023 + Wed 05.07.2023 



Kunkel, Steffen 

Schilling, Alexander 


Zaparta, Eleni 

1710211 


(Morger) 

Participation only in connection with the Bachelor 

Thesis, Prof. Morger 

Submission/Exam: in connection with Bachelor 

Thesis 








1720507 

Bachelor‘s Thesis: Place of Farewell 

(Wappner) 

Death as an inevitable part of human life has 

always had a deep cultural and spiritual meaning. 

Different customs for burial, remembrance, and 

funeral rites have evolved over millennia in every 

civilization, spanning all geographic and cultural 

landscapes. Earth, cremation, or natural burials 

found their specific cultural manifestations in 

cemeteries, tombs, chapels, mourning halls, and 

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crematoria. The cemetery topos has been the 

central place for funerary practices in western 

cultures, where burial and cremation remain the 

two most common forms of laying the dead to rest. 

In contrast to earth burials, in which funerary 

rites are performed in different buildings, across 

the entire cemetery site, such as the mortuary, the 

funeral hall, the chapel, and graveyards, practices 

like cremation spatially incorporate all funeral 

services in the crematorium. A crematorium is 

simultaneously a place of mourning, farewell, 

and commemoration, and the location where the 

functional processes of preparation and cremation 

take place. This layering and interweaving of 

typological, social, spiritual, and pragmatically 

functional requirements turn this cultural site 

into an intriguing and challenging architectural 

task. Complemented by an excursion to Cologne 

and Bonn, the design studio aims to explore a 

new place of farewell for Karlsruhe, by re-evaluating 

and shifting our spatial understanding of 

this particular building archetype, as it embodies 

and navigates the dichotomy between the sacred 

sublime and the industrial profane. 

First Meeting: 29.03.2023 Studio 

Pin-Up 1: 20.04.2023 

Pin Up 2: 25.05.2023 

Excursion: 31.03.2023 - 02.04.2023 

Submission/Presentation: 04.+ 05.07.2023 








Wang, Xuan 


1720508 

Advanced Topic of Bachelor Thesis: 

(Wappner) 

Further information can be found in the issue of 

the assignment for the Bachelor’s th 

Examination: with presentation Bachelor thesis 







Wang, Xuan 


Kochhan, Simon


Compulsory Elective Courses 

1710361 

Selected Topics of Drawing: Nude Drawing 

Illustration of the human body - Possibilities of 

drawing Proportion studies and material experiments 

in different techniques and formats 

Appointment: Monday & Thursday ; 6:00 PM - 

9:00 PM 

First meeting: 20.04.2023; 6:15 PM 

Submission/Exam: 

Number of participants: 15 + 2 Erasmus 



Globas, Jörg 

1710362 

Selected Topics of Drawing: Light 

surfaces 

Light surfaces with Nyta / jjoo design 

Things, rooms, walls become visible when their 

surfaces throw more or less light into our eyes. 

Which colors, which surfaces, which light, which 

geometry work and interact with each other will 

be examined together. After a general introduction 

to light properties and light perception and a joint 

examination of examples, we will experiment 

with materials, shapes and light sources. Based 

on the experiences and knowledge gained, „light 

surfaces“ will be developed and staged - whether 

this leads to luminaires, models of a room or 

independent stagings of a chosen phenomenon 

remains open. At the end of the seminar we will 

plan together an exhibition of the created objects 

in the rooms of Nyta, which will be shown on an 

evening with an apero. 

www.nyta.eu, www.jjoo.cc 

Appointment: Friday 9:45 AM - 1:00 PM 

First meeting: 21.04.2023 

Submission/ Exam: 

Number of participants: 15 



Craig, Stephen 

Kranz, Fanny 

1710364 

Selected Topics of Fine Art: Line and time, 

figure skating on paper 

Drawing search movements can imply a vague 

thought and open up a spontaneous conversation 

with lines. The quality of this conversation 

lies in being pen and omitted, which can bring 

a lightness to the design process. In „Line and 

Time, Figure Skating on Paper“ we will explore 

different drawing techniques and approaches. 

Through various exercises we will playfully learn 

to connect eye and hand. The development of 

the power of observation is at the centre of the 

exercises. Free drawing is a concrete tool to find 

access to seeing, to train the process of perception, 

to recognise forms and proportions. The seminar 

is structured as a process, the drawing skills are 

developed gradually and playfully and transferred 

into experimental, open formats during the course 

of the semester. 

Appointment: Tue 6:15 PM - 9:00 PM ; 

First meeting: 18.04.2023 , 6:15 PM 


Number of participants: 10 + 2 Erasmus 



Goetzmann, Tanja 

1710163 

Selected Topics of Drawing: Drawing 

Excursion Summer 

Drawing as a method of exploring reality/-ies in 

an individual approach and perception shall be 

used for a free evolvement of personality. Preliminary 

meetings introduce general questions which 

are basis for an intense work with graphic means 

of expression during the excursion days. The 

destination of the drawing excursion is the South 

of France (Les Grande Causses). The travel has to 

be organised with private cars. 



Beyer, Udo 

1710405 

Selected Topics of Architectural Theory: 

Radical Pedagogies: An investigation 

In this seminar we will discuss the transformation 

of architectural education after World War II and 

its impact on today’s challenges alongside the 

recently publisched book “Radical Pedagogies” 

(MIT Press 2022). The historical case studies and 

efforts to defy architecture’s status quo will serve 

as testing ground against pedagogical strategies 

we might employ today. These radical experiments 

sought to upend disciplinary foundations and 

conventional assumptions about the nature of architecture 

as much as they challenged modernist 

and colonial norms, decentered building, imagined 

new roles for the architect, and envisioned


participatory forms of practice. Although many 

of the experimental programs were subsequently 

abandoned, terminated, or assimilated, they nevertheless 

helped shape and, in some sense, define 

architectural discourse and practice. Viewed 

through their dissolution and afterlife as well 

as through their founding stories, these projects 

from the last century raise provocative questions 

about architecture’s role in the new century. The 

language of reading and discussion is English. 

Appointment: Tue. 11:30 -1:00 pm 

Number of Participants: 7 



Meister, Anna-Maria 

1720561 

Selected Topics of Environmental Quality 

and Accessibility: Dis/ability and Built 

Spaces 

This course provides undergraduate and graduate 

students with an exploration of (in)accessibility 

through the usage of spaces through special 

equipment aimed at reducing one’s freedom of 

movement. Supplemented by normative guidance, 

precedents on universal design, and readings on 

inclusion, this course aims to provide a comprehensive 

introduction to accessibility and a 

critical examination of the design of spaces that 

often remain exclusive. This course is structured 

around analyses and design projects. A site visits 

are planned as part of this course. 


Fri. 9:45-11:15am – 11:30am-1pm 



Excursion: / 

Focus of study: Building Technology 

Comment: open to both Bachelor and Master 

students 



Karmann, Caroline 

Riemann, Alexandra 

1720568 

Selected Topics of Environmental Quality 

and Accessibility: Visual Comfort and 

Daylighting in Spaces 

This course provides students with an in-depth 

introduction to solar geometry, daylight in buildings, 

visual comfort and view out. The non-image 

forming effect of light on our health and the 

challenges of visual impairment and will also be 

addressed. While rooted in architectural design, 

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this course will draw on fundamentals of physics, 

ophthalmology, chronobiology and environmental 

psychology in order to better understand what is 

meant by visual well-being in spaces. This course 

is based on various analysis and design methods, 

such as scale models, real-world measurements 

and computer simulation. It is structured around 

analysis and design projects. 


Regular Meeting:Tuesday, 9:45-11:15 Uhr – 

11:30-13:00 Uhr 


Language: Englisch 


1720754 

Selected Topics of Structural Design: 

Form and Structure - Structural Skins 

In the seminar „Form and Structure – Structural 

Skins“, special topics within structural design, 

such as form finding, optimization, geometry processing 

and facades will be treated. The students 

will be introduced to the various topics through 

lectures, however the focus will lie on the digital 

tools used to handle these topics. Throughout the 

course of the seminar the students will develop 

their own projects. They are asked to choose a 

structural skin that they should analyse geometrically 

and structurally but also performatively, i.e. 

how the skin performs in terms of wind climate, 

sun shading, temperature climate, etc. Knowledge 

in Rhino3D and Grasshopper is asked of the 

students. 

Appointment: Tuesdays, 11:30 a.m. - 13:00 p.m. 

First Meeting: Tuesday, 18.04.2023, 11:30 am 

-13:00 pm Building 20.40 Room 221 

Submission/Exam: Will be announced 




La Magna, Riccardo 

Andersson Largueche, 

John David Olof 

Erhardt, Kaspar 

1720912 

Selected Topics of Building Technology: 

Building Summer - Lime, Clay, Hemp 

BA/MA students are encouraged to explore 

hemp-clay and hemp-lime as resource-efficient 

building materials with positive insulating and 

moisture properties within the seminar „building 

in summer - lime - clay - hemp“. The knowledge 

about production, processing and use was lost for 

these very old building materials . The content


of the seminar is to gain access to these building 

materials by testing mixtures, processing them 

into stones or as filling between wooden constructions. 

This goes beyond conveying technical 

data and application possibilities by means of 

practical implementation, in which experiencing 

and experiencing the building process are added 

as sensory impressions. The event will be held 

in two blocks. The first block will be held at the 

Campus West KIT and for the second block we are 

historical park Bärnau-Tachov. The work will be 

co-supervised by Marlene Dorbach, who is a site 

manager in Bärnau. 

First meeting: Fri. April 28th 2023, 2.00 p.m., building 

06.34 R 006 West University Hertzstr. 16. 

Block dates by arrangement with interested 

students. 

Mandatory excursions and block date: Week 33 or 

Week 34 (after consultation with students) 

Submission/Examination: 30.09.2023 





Dorbach, Marlene 

1720961 

Sected Topics of Building Physics: Fire 

Protection 

In the lecture module ‘Fire Protection’ properties 

of building materials and building parts and 

their classification in terms of fire protection, fire 

alarm systems, fire-extinguishing systems and 

fume/heat outlets, fire zones, escape routes and 

fire protection concepts are introduced. Besides 

addressing fundamental knowledge, construction 

and design related aspects are discussed in the 

context of the named topics on the basis of examples 

from practice. For qualification targets see 

module handbook. 

Appointment: Fr. 09:45 AM - 13:00 PM 

fortnightly R240 Bauko 

First meeting: Fr.. 05.05.2023, 09:45 AM 






Hermann, Stefan 

1720962 

Sected Topics of Building Physics: Energy 


In the lecture module ‘Energy-efficient Buildings’ 

concepts and technologies for heat protection, 

solar buildings, passive cooling and energy supply 

with renewable energies are investigated. Besides 

addressing fundamental knowledge, construction 

and design related aspects are discussed in the 

context of the named topics on the basis of examples 

from practice. For qualification targets see 

module handbook. 

Appointment: Tues. 09:45 AM - 11:15 AM 

R240 Bauko 

First meeting: Tues. 18.04.2023, 09:45 AM 






1731096 

Selected Topics of Urban Design: Urban 

Future Hackathon - A Virtual Construction 

Kit for the Rosenstein Bridge Stuttgart 

Stuttgart‘s Rosenstein Bridge, one of the main 

crossings over the Neckar River, must be replaced 

-a great potential for urban design and accessibility 

to the Neckar. Requirements for the new structure 

are high flexibility of use and consideration 

of the concerns of the environmental network of 

mass transit, cycling, and walking. As part of a 

hackathon at the Urban Future Conference 23, 

experts will discuss possible solutions using a 

virtual construction kit and test them in a digital 

twin. In groups, we will develop various scenarios 

for new bridge construction, which we will 

examine together with experts „in real life“ in the 

virtual world of the CAVE during the hackathon. 

Cooperation with Stadtplanungsamt Stuttgart 

and HLRS. Mandatory excursion to Stuttgart for 

inventory and Urban Future conference 6/22-23. 

Appointment: Tue 9:45 am – 1:00 pm, 

Bldg. 11.40, R015 

First Meeting: Tue 18.04.2023, 9:45 am, 

Bldg. 11.40, R015 

Excursion: 22.06. and 23.06.2023, Stuttgart 


Form: teamwork 




Neppl, Markus 

Zeile, Peter 

1731216 

Selected Topics of Urban Design: Data- 

Driven Urban Nature. Lab 3.0 Zürich. 

diverCITY speculative scenarios 

In times of extensive standarisation, diversity and


complexity are crucial values for the public space. 

Can we learn of the methodology of the observation 

and study of the biodiversity of a city to better 

understand pervasive urban diversities? Can 

remote city sensing help us to define the framework 

of the future of nature in our metropoles? 

Which features are crucial for the definitive 

integration of biotopes and natural ecosystems in 

the diverse urban cityscapes? With the use of GIS 

and extensive data analysis, we will investigate 

the complexity of Zürich. A critical inquiry of its 

ecology, infrastructures and social structure, that 

will inform the generation of speculative scenarios 

for “diverCITY Zürich”. 

Join the Urban Nature Data-Miners! 

Appointment: fortnightly Tue 9:45 AM - 1:00 PM, 

11.40, R126 



Number of Participants: 8 Bachelor + 18 Master 



Bava, Henri 


1741312 

Selected Topics of Art History: 

Altarpieces of the Late Middle Ages 

While painting in Italy since Giotto was dominated 

by murals, in the countries north of the Alps 

the standards in painting were set by altarpieces. 

From the Ghent Altarpiece by Jan van Eyck to 

the Isenheim Altarpiece by Matthias Grünewald, 

the seminar will present major works of European 

panel painting of the 15th and early 16th 

centuries and discuss them from an iconological 

perspective. 

Submission/Exam: written elaboration, 30.09.2023 




Papenbrock, Martin 

1741314 

Selected Topics of Art History: 

Uranographia: Cosmic Images as Culture 

Fascination and thirst for knowledge have always 

sparked the production of images of the night 

sky: from constellations and celestial atlases to 

moonlit landscapes, moralizing emblems, and 

complex mythological scenes taking place in cosmic 

expanses. In the seminar, we trace the textual 

and imagecultural basis of images of the night 

sky - with a particular focus on the reception of 

antiquity and iconographic transformations from 

the early modern period to our days. In addition 

to the question of the cultural technique that 

underpins the creation of cosmic images since 

antiquity, we discuss the origins of early modern 

and modern images of the night sky and address 

cultural and political projections that accompany 

their purposebound „invention.“ 

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Muñoz Morcillo, Jesús 

1741316 

Selected Topics of Art History: Towers, 

Prisons and Palaces - William Beckford‘s 

Architecture Parlante 

William Beckford (1760-1844), infant prodigy and 

heir to a vast fortune, comprehensively educated, 

was entitled to hope for a brilliant career in 

England at the end of the 18th century. Things 

turned out differently. As sensitive as he was 

eccentric, Beckford took refuge in artificial paradises 

and eventually became the builder of one 

of the most enigmatic dwellings in the history of 

English architecture: Inspired by Piranesi Carceri 

and modern prison architecture, Fonthill Abbey 

once towered 90 metres into the sky. James Wyatt, 

star architect of his time, was responsible for this 

folly architecture, which we will analyse in the 

field of tension between the history of literature, 

art and architecture. 





Jehle, Oliver 

1741357 

Selected Topics of the History of 

Architecture and Urban Planning: Hyle: 

Torfoleum, Heimalol, Metroclo & Co. 

Environmental History of Architecture 

(Part 10) 

For the attempt of linking environmental and 

architectural history, the consideration of house 

and city as metabolisms is of central importance. 

With it, the household of building and operating 

materials as form-giving agents and principles 

moves into the focus of historical analysis. Often 

overlooked is the fact that, at least since industrialization, 

the energetic and material basis of 

the built environment has been laid not only by 

elemental raw materials, but also significantly by 

and dependent on commodities and markets. The


seminar is dedicated to the latter. The subject of 

investigation will be the relationship between disruptive 

modernist architectures of the 1920s-30s 

and innovative products of those years. As primary 

sources we will make use of product advertisements 

in leading modernist journals as well as 

the reports contained therein on modern buildings 

that were created using the advertised products. 

The seminar is the tenth part of a series devoted 

to the environmental history of architecture. 

1. Meeting: 27.04.2023 5:30-7:00 pm, 

Seminar room history of building and architecture; 

Bldg. 20.40, R 015 

Submission/Exam: presentation and paper due 


Number of Paticipants: 5 




1741363 


Architecture and Urban Planning: 

Environmental History of Architecture: 

Case Study: First Market Hall 

The 19th century market is a widespread typology 

and as such, it was defined like any modern industry; 

its material supply and product output were 

only possible thanks to the overlay of multiple 

infrastructure networks defined by and for its 

specific location. As one of the many crossroads 

between rural and urban areas, the study of its 

characteristics and its material and energy flows 

throughout history could serve as a starting point 

for a more comprehensive study of Karlsruhe‘s 

environmental history. The goal of the seminar is 

to explore various tools of architectural research 

such as archival information, images, diagrams, 

and models to examine, uncover, and communicate 

the traces of Karlsruhe‘s overlapping 

infrastructural layers in order to create an „urban 

biography“ of the city. 

Appointment: Tue, 11:30-13:00 pm, 


Bldg. 20.40, R 015 

Excursion: after arrangement 







Garrido, Federico Andres 

1741365 



Preservation of Historical Monuments - 

Theory and Practice 

The preservation and maintenance of historical 

monuments or monument ensembles is a task 

that is performed by specialized architectural 

firms, restorers and monument protection authorities. 

The seminar gives an insight into selected 

topics and questions. The focus is on the history 

and theory of monument preservation, the history 

of central European town houses, inventory, 

practical examples of monument preservation and 

old building The seminar is offered as an online 

compact course 

1. Meeting: Thu 20.04.2023 5:30 pm, online 



Number of Paticipants:5 



Hanschke, Julian 

1741362 


Architecture and Urban Planning: Historic 

Preservation_ History, Tasks, Goals 

The seminar provides basic knowledge about the 

fundamentals of modern monument preservation: 

What is monument preservation today and 

how has it developed into this? What should be 

protected and preserved? Why do we carry out 

monument preservation, who benefits from it, 

what goal does it pursue and what categories 

of cultural monuments are there? What are the 

methods of historic preservation and what are the 

challenges in dealing with cultural monuments? 

Questions like these will be worked on in study 

groups and discussed during the seminar using 

examples from practice. The insights will be deepened 

during an excursion to the UNESCO World 

Heritage Site Baden-Baden. 

Form of event: Attendance with mandatory excursion 

1. Meeting: Mo, 24.04.2023 5:30-7 pm 






Hücklekemkes, Nils


1741366 


Architecture and Urban Planning: Young 

Heritage 1960+ _ Postmodernism 

In this seminar, the heritage of postmodern architecture, 

which emerged between 1970 and 1990, 

will be negotiated. This phase of architectural 

history has been little researched so far and represents 

a challenge in preservation and renewal. 

Using a self-selected object, the respective histories 

of origin and change as well as the monument 

values and criteria and the historical significance 

will be examined. In addition, the identitycreating 

potentials of the object for a local appropriation 

are examined and put in relation to traditional 

monument expectations. It is about the future of 

these monuments, about developing them further 

with respect and perspective. The results can 

serve as a basis for the submission to the student 

competition 1960+ / Pleas for the Preservation of 

Postmodern Buildings of ICOMOS. 

Appointment: Mo 3.45 – 5.15 pm, 


Bldg. 20.40, R 015 

1. Meeting: Mo 24.04.2023 






Kurz, Philip 

1741364 



The „Freiburger Hüttenbuch“ and its 

Relevance for the History of Architecture 

The „Freiburger Hüttenbuch“ and its relevance 

for the history of architecture In this workshop on 

history of architecture, a historical written source 

from the 16th century is used to understand what 

information on building and the building process 

can be obtained from archives. The participants 

will gain an insight into the different types of 

sources and learn to read, understand and interpret 

historical writings using a practical example. 

Each participant works with an excerpt from the 

Bauhüttenbuch, which he or she first transcribes, 

then compares with other written sources and 

finally compares with the building as a source. 

The seminar requires three days of attendance in 

Freiburg im Breisgau, which can be arranged at 

the first meeting.. 

First Meeting: 21.04.2023, 2-3:30 pm online 






Brehm, Anne-Christine 

6072203 

Basis Course Photogrammetry 

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After the differentiation of the photogrammetry 

over other measuring procedures recording 

systems, basic admission as well as evaluation 

procedures are presented in detail. In practical 

exercises, these are translated into real examples. 

Appointment: Fr, 11:30 - 15:30 

1st meeting: Fri, 22.04.2022 

Number of participants: 10 Master,10 Bachelor 



Weidner, Uwe 

Interdisciplinary Qualifications 

1700000 

Karlsruher Architekturvorträge 

„Skizzenwerk“ 

Attendance of at least 15 lectures of the event series 

„Karlsruher Architekturvorträge“, „Vortragsreihe 

Kunstgeschichte“, or „Baugeschichtliches 

Kolloquium“ of the KIT Faculty of Architecture 

can be recognized with a credit point in the module 

Key Qualifications. For dates and program see 

homepage of the KIT Faculty. 



Hebel, Dirk 

1700042 

Basic Course in the Study Workshop 

Photography 

Photography is a technical medium. The photographic 

practice requires knowledge of the 

cameras and tools to be used, a profound understanding 

of the processes behind them and their 

critical reflection. In the first part of the course, 

the theoretical and practical basics of photography 

are taught through practical exercises with 

various camera systems in the form of a compact 

workshop. The theory includes both the history of 

photography, the basics of photographic technique 

and the analysis of photographic images as well 

as guidance in understanding the funcionality of 

photography. The practical part provides an over-


view of the different camera systems, image composition 

as well as the handling of digital images 

and a consolidation in picture editing using Adobe 

Photoshop. The second part focuses on the draft 

of a distinct photographic work on a given topic in 

the form of a seminar. It starts with an analysis 

of a photographic position presented as a paper. 

Subsequent is an exhibition visit, which focuses 

on the use of different media in the output and the 

presentation of photography. After a photographic 

exercise, the process of elaborating a personal interpretation 

of the seminar topic begins, starting 

with the brainstorming, continuous corrections 

and the final presentation of the photographic 

work in a potential exhibition context. 

Studienwerkstatt Fotografie Teil 1 

Workshopwoche 1 13.– 17.03.2023 


Teilnahme am Seminar im SoSe 2023 verpflichtend. 

Teilnehmerzahl: jeweils 8 (4 BA/4 MA) 


nur für Teilnehmer der Workshopwochen in Teil 1 

Regeltermin: Mo/Fr 09:45 – 13:00 Uhr 

Gebäude 20.40 R-102 Studienwerkstatt Fotografie 



Engel, Christoph 

Zilius, Jonas 

1700047 

Construction Internship 

In the Key Qualifications module, a construction 

internship in the main construction trade amounting 

to 120 hours working time (SPO 2016: 3 weeks 

fulltime/ 4 LP, SPO 2021: 2 weeks full-time/ 3 LP) 

can also be credited. For the recognition an internship 

report of at least 3 pages has to be prepared 

and has to be submitted to the Dean‘s Office of 

Studies of the KIT-Department of Architecture 

with a certificate of the company about content 

and working hours of the internship. 


1700041 

Key Qualifications at HoC, ZAK or 

Sprachenzentrum 

In the area of key qualifications, offers from the 

following institutions can be taken: House of 

Com-petence (HoC: hoc.kit.edu),Zentrum für Angewandte 

Kulturwissenschaft (ZAK: http://www. 

zak.kit.edu/vorlesungsverzeich-nis.php) Sprachenzentrum 

(SPZ: https://www.spz.kit.edu/) 


1700040 

Workshop Introduction 

In the course of the bachelor‘s program, introductions 

must be completed in all study workshops. 

In some cases, the introductions are linked to 

specific courses. Further information is available 

in the corresponding courses. Examination: 

Participation is confirmed on workshop driver‘s 

license 



Heil, Andreas 

Jager, Philipp 

Knipper, Anita 

Seminar Week 

1710124 

Seminar week: Shape Grammar 

Shape Grammars are rule-based instructions. 

On the one hand, they enable the description and 

analysis of spatial relations and conditions. In 

addition, they also form the basis for generative 

spatial processes. In the seminar we will take 

different existing approaches to Shape Grammars 

and project them onto selected canonical floor 

plans. Among other things, we will address the 

question of whether shape grammar can reveal 

unifying structural principles behind the apparent 

heterogeneity of different apartment floor plans, 

and which shape grammar is best suited to make 

apartment floor plans structurally descriptive. 

29.05.23 – 02.06.23 

Number of participants: max. 20 students 



Frohn, Marc 

Wasel, David Jacob 

1710206 

Seminar Week: Making a Book 

Books about architecture have as large and 

rich a history as architecture itself. The way 

these books are made, structured, designed, and 

ultimately studied has changed over time. The 

Chair of Building Typology is planning to publish 

a book on the potential of architectural types. As 

early as the winter semester of 2022/23, students 

began to analyze and discuss exemplary study 

projects developed at our department as part of a 

seminar. Another task was to provide answers to


the question of the future role of building typology 

and its content. Based on the results, we would 

like to investigate during the seminar week how 

the results of teaching in general, as well as of 

the seminar, can be put into a book form. With 

the students, questions about the design of a contemporary 

book on architecture will be answered 

design-wise and discursively. 

First Meeting: Tue, 30.05.2023 at 9:30 a.m., 

bldg. 20.40, room 113 

Maximum Participants: 20 








1710304 

Seminar Week: Go West 

We propose an architectural trip as a moment of 

highly receptive interaction and encounter with 

one of the most established contemporary architectural 

scenes. This semester, we will travel to 

Portugal to observe both historical and contemporary 

buildings, as well as participate in discussions 

with local architectural practices. We will 

collect video footage of the visits and interviews 

in order to produce a final collective reportage 

composed of short films. 

First Meeting and Presentation of the Program: 

26.05.2023, Online 

Schedule: Full Day Activities from 27.05 – 


Excursion: 26.05.2023–02.06.2023 

Presentation: 02.06.2023 

Form: Collective work 

Deliverables: Short films (interviews+building 

recordings) 








1710365 

Seminar Week: #Neo-nomadic yurt 

conceptions 

The seminar week with the title #Neo-nomadic 

yurt concepts is about getting in touch with alternative 

and ecological living concepts in a practical 

way. Pirmin Bertle (https://jurte.de/), where we 

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will be guests, will give an insight into his yurt 

project in Velden near Hersbruck. On the days 

of the excursion, we will carry out various work 

steps of modern yurt construction in small groups 

on the premises of the yurt builders, discuss your 

questions about the topic and record our impressions 

and ideas with photos, notes and drawings. 

The focus of the seminar week is on practice. Excursion 

to Velden near Hersbruck, (https://jurte. 

de/): Tuesday morning to Friday afternoon. Costs 

for accommodation in shared accommodation and 

meals (cooking is done together) a flat rate of 100.- 

€, arrival and departure must be organized independently. 

Period/location: May 30, 2023, 10 a.m. 

on site in Velden until June 2, 2023, 4 p.m. (end of 

event) In order to clarify possible questions, there 

will be a digital meeting date in advance. 

May 19, 2023, 2:00 p.m 

in cooperation with Pirmin Bertle https://jurte.de/ 

First Meeting to prepare the excursion: 19.05.2023 

Excursion: 30.05.-02.06.23 






Schelble, Indra 

1710412 

Seminar week: Superdutch is dead! Long 

live Superdutch! (Excursion Netherlands 

1999 / 2023) 

In a historical overlay, we will repeat a 1999 KIT 

excursion to the Netherlands during the seminar 

week. With original slides, timetable and the 

original selection of built examples we will compare 

the aging processes, urban and demographic 

changes and appropriations with 1999 on site. 

Changes in media and mediation of architecture 

(slides vs. Instagram, lecture vs. TikTok) will 

be discussed as well as the consequences of the 

Superdutch wave of the 1990s, which continues to 

reverberate in master plans and aesthetics today. 

expenses: ca. 300€ travel expenses + 300€ accommodation 

costs. 

selfbooking. block seminar (seminar week): 

Tue. 30.05.2023- Fri. 02.06.2023 briefing: 

Wed. 26.04.23 1:00 pm, Geb.20.40 Seminarraum 

Architekturtheorie R. 258 




Meister, Anna-Maria


1710455 

Seminar week: Concrete Communication: 

Berlin 

Architecture and the city emerge out of communication 

and conflict. Nowhere can you see and 

experience this better than in Berlin. We will 

spend four days walking through the city of Berlin 

to visit important sites of past and present architectural 

debates, from the International Building 

Exhibitions of 1957 and 1984/87 to the Museum 

Island and the Kulturforum to the city centre with 

the Humboldt Forum and the planned Bauakademie 

as well as, in contrast, „alternative“ planning 

sites such as the Old Flower Market or the 

Spreefeld and Holzmarkt. We will move around by 

walking on foot as much as possible in order to be 

able to examine the effects of planning decisions 

and negotiation processes on the experience and 

use of the city as concretely as possible. Travel to 

and from Berlin must be organised by the participants 

themselves. We will make suggestions for 

accommodation. The walks are to be documented 

photographically. A good mobile phone camera is 

sufficient for this. 

Cost (without travel, incl. Hostel, Tickets, subway 

etc.): approx. 200 euros Block date: Tue 30.05.– Fri 

02.06.2023, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 1st meeting: 

Tue, 30.05.2023, 9:00 a.m., meeting point will be 

announced via ILIAS 

Number of participants: max. 20 




Alkadi, Lama 

1720509 

Seminar Week: Venice Biennale 2023 

(Wappner) 

We plan on visiting the lagoon city of Venice and, 

in addition to exploring its unique architectural 

and urban marvels, we will also be visiting the 

18th International Biennale, which will take place 

from May 20th to November 26th, 2023 in the 

Giardini, in the Arsenale and at various locations 

in Venice and bears the title: „ The laboratory of 

the future” and use that as a starting point for 

reflection and discussion. This year‘s curator of 

the exhibition, Lesley Lokko from Ghana and 

Scotland, set this theme and announced that 

with this title and the theme of this biennial, 

the focus should fall on the African continent in 

particular as one of the most important protagonists 

of the future. “There is a place on this planet 

where all these issues of justice, race, hope, and 

fear converge and merge. This is Africa. On an 

anthropological level, we are all Africans. And 

what happens in Africa happens to all of us,” 

explains Lokko. The Venice Architecture Biennale 

2023 envisions the exhibition as a workshop and 

laboratory and invites architects and practitioners 

from a broader field of creative disciplines to bring 

up for discussion examples from their contemporary 

practice that offer a path for the public 

to discover and imagine what the future might 

bring. Inspired by Lokko‘s work to see „Africa 

as a laboratory of the future“, the theme of this 

biennial attempts to redefine and rethink the 

terms themselves. For one thing, Africa is quite 

specifically a laboratory for the future: not only 

because the pressing global problems are already 

much more tangible here than elsewhere, but also 

because it is the youngest continent in terms of 

population. People and societies there are also 

characterized by a high degree of resilience, which 

is important, given persistently strong, often 

chaotic urbanization. The topic of global justice as 

well as anti-colonial and anti-racist perspectives 

play other important roles, which we want to 

devote ourselves to intensively on this excursion 

with a visit to the Biennale. 

30.05.2023 - 02.06.2023 

Venice / Italy 

ca. 350 - 400 Euro 






1720609 

Seminar week: Hand & Material - A round 

trip among traditional and future building 

methods 

In the seminar week we want to take a round trip 

between traditional and future building methods 

and explore the connections of hand and material. 

We want to look at new manufacturing techniques 

in craftsmanship and technology, their interdependencies 

and dare a look into the future 

of construction towards digital fabrication. 

The journey will take us from Karlsruhe, via 

Stuttgart to the alpine foothills and then via 

Zurich and Laufen back to Baden. Some of the 

costs will have to be covered by the students 

themselves. We are striving to keep this part as 

low as possible. 

Time: 30.05.2023 – 02.06.2023 ganztägig Site: 

Karlsruhe, Kernen, Reutlingen, Bregenz, Reuthe, 

Andelsbuch, Schlins, Lustenau, Winterthur, Dübendorf, 

Zürich, Laufen, Karlsruhe. 

Number of Participants: 20 Plätze Bachelor / 

Master




Hebel, Dirk 

Hoss, Hanna Silvie 

Blümke, Tabea Katharina 

Boerman, Elena 

Rausch, Manuel 

1720610 

Architectural Production *w-q 

The course will explore moments of female/queer 

spatial practices. How do female/queer architects 

shape their living conditions? What do they 

understand by architectural production? What 

do they care about? In which role do they see 

themselves in the current situation of environmental 

change and climate catastrophe? How do 

they take a position? How have they established 

successful offices? Who aret heir clients? How 

do they produce architecture? How do they 

negotiate content? How do they see themselves 

as authors? What are their favorite spaces? 

What is important to them in their buildings? 

Which buildings do they consider extraordinary? 

Which architects were they inspired by? What are 

their inspirations? What is important to you in 

teaching? 

Excursion to Zurich 30.05.-02.06. 


Kalmer, Marion 

1720656 

Seminar Week: Palimpsest Berlin 

The (architectural) identity of Berlin is historically 

complex: through politically conditioned 

ruptures and connections, processes of annexation 

and expropriation, the emergence and disappearance 

of borders, as well as the overlaying of 

these processes by social, cultural and subcultural 

movements and fashions, the city can be 

understood as a kind of palimpsest, which has 

been and continues to be rewritten. During the 

excursion, we would like to move along these 

fault lines of the seemingly invisible context 

within the framework of city walks, thus tracing 

the fabric of the city and its constant transformation. 

In addition, we want to get to know 

the „new old“ building material clay better by 

visiting clay building workshops and testing 

laboratories, and to deal with its potential for the 

future of building. 

Time: Tue. 30.05.23 - Fri. 02.06.23 full day 

Location: Meeting point in Berlin to be announced 

Number of participants: max. 20 participants 





1720713 

Seminarweek: BIM-Projects and 

Measurment 

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How much m³ of concrete are used in the building? 

How many and which windows were used? How 

much m² of plaster is needed inside the building? 

These and other, similar questions about measurment 

must be answered in the course of planning. 

The software producers promise these answers 

„just at the push of a button“. By creating the 

projects according to BIM methodology, the necessary 

data, theoretically, is available. The students 

will learn how to determine the right quantities 

from the data using the CAD software Archicad on 

the basis of an existing project. Previous knowledge 

is not necessary, this seminar concentrates 

on the creation of lists. 

9:45 am-01:00 pm, Bldg. 20.40, R 118, 

02:00-05:15 pm online 

1st meeting: 30.05.2023 

Submission: 02.06.2023 




Fischer, Katharina 

Sartorius, Marie 

von Both, Petra 

1720810 

Seminarwoche: Nail it! 

NAIL IT! offers the opportunity to gain first-hand 

insights and experience on digital design and 

manufacturing systems that enable circular, 

materialappropriate and -efficient architecture. 

In synergy with the Master Studio, the course focuses 

on the reuse of wood scraps in combination 

with wood nailing machines and augmented reality. 

We categorise wood scraps, design a parametric 

concept for the arrangement of the wood and build 

in small teams a summer outdoor furniture for 

the festival „DAS FEST“ in July 2023 to chill and 

enjoy the summer together. Let‘s nail with us! 


Place: DDF_Lab, Fabrikationshalle im Karlspark 

Technologiepark 




Fischer, Daniel 

Haußer, Tamara 

Kranz, Fanny


1720841 

Seminarwoche: Hang it 

This course offers an introduction to computational 

design through the structural analysis & simulation 

of tensile structures. Students will develop 

a computational exploration of the architectural 

design repertoire of tensile systems understanding 

their inherent properties and capacities. They 

will expand their computational skills through 

modelling and simulating reusable and reconfigurable 

tensile structures that will be fabricated 

using standardized modular components. Finally, 

and taking advantage of digital fabrication techniques, 

we will develop a 1:1 scale prototype as a 

proof of concept for the seminar. 


Place: KIT Faculty of Architecture. Room 221. 

2.0G (Bauplanung) 





Wenzel, Baris 

Casalnuovo, Gianluca 



1720907 

Seminar Week: Structures for horticulture 

The social garden is a facility of the association 

initially on the outskirts of Karlsruhe, which supports 

people with breaks in their CVs. They grow 

a large variety of vegetables there, awarded by 

Unesco. Students and teachers of the department 

of construction technology have been working for 

2 years on the realization of the idea of a propagation 

greenhouse in the greenhouse for the social 

garden. As part of the seminar week, the various 

elements and construction elements made of sandstone, 

concrete, steel, wood, plastic and textile 

material are to be assembled and the greenhouse 

erected. The construction requires a committed 

group effort, with the opportunity to work in all 

the materials mentioned. We are looking for students 

who want to become part of the construction 

team during the seminar week. 

Duration: Tue. May 30th - Fri. June 2nd 2023 

Location: Der soziale Garten in Wolfartsweier | 

Karlsruhe 

Exam. another type 

Participants: 13 BA-Students and 6 MA-Students 




Ge, Xioa 

1720983 

seminarweek: See me, feel me 

During the seminar week, important variables 

influencing the indoor climate or comfort are to be 

recorded and analyzed subjectively and objectively 

via measurements. After an introduction to the 

different domains of comfort - thermal, olfactory, 

visual, aural - and their evaluation, different 

indoor spaces and outdoor situations will be examined 

with the help of measuring devices and a 

questionnaire. On the basis of the evaluated data, 

the results will be discussed and reflected with 

regard to the rooms and their characteristics (spatial, 

building physics). The final result will be to 

work out how comfortable spaces can be designed. 

seminarweek: 30.05 bis 02.06.23 R.240 

first appointment: 30.05.23 10:00 AM 

exam: 02.06.23 

places: 10 bachelor, 10 master 





Mann, Petra 

Alanis Oberbeck, 

Luciana Andrea 

1731094 

Seminarweek: „The Critical View“ - 

Reflection and Evaluation of a Realized 

Urban Project 

The HafenCity master plan in Hamburg was 

approved in 2000 and has since been implemented 

in various stages. The project is one of Europe‘s 

largest and most demanding urban development 

projects and is now 80% complete. After an introduction 

on Tuesday to the principles and goals 

of urban design, a short excursion to Hamburg 

will follow on Wednesday and Thursday. The 

results will be presented and discussed again in 

Karlsruhe on Friday. One focus will be the critical 

photographic documentation. In addition, various 

techniques are taught and practiced on-site. 

Seminar Week: 30.05.-02.06.2023 (30.05. and 02.06. 

in Karlsruhe / 31.05. and 01.06. in Hamburg) 

First meeting: Tue 30.05.2023, 9:45 am, 

Bldg. 11.40, R015 

Exam performance: documentation 

Cost: ca. 250 € for train journey and overnight stay 




Neppl, Markus 

Mirkes, Jeff


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1731199 

Seminar week: We want to change the 

world – roughly speaking (Engel) 

A time increasingly characterized by threats, e.g., 

the pandemic, climate change, and ever-widening 

social inequality can leave one paralyzed 

and at a loss. However, our work as planners 

can be part of the solution: not only through 

developing concepts but also through concrete 

actions and immediate decisions. In the seminar 

week we want to reflect together on the instruments 

of architects and urban planners in the 

face of crisis and showcase opportunities of active 

influence, without giving in to the illusion of 

effortlessly improving the world. Between utopia 

and pragmatism lie many nuances, whose meaningful 

use we will discuss together. 

Appointment: Tue - Fri 

First Meeting: Tue 30.05.2023, 09:30 am, 11.40 

R013 

Submission/Exam: Fri 02.06.2023 




Böcherer, Susanna 

1731219 

Seminar Week: Powers of Green 

Every city needs a robust network of green infrastructures 

of different scales, in order to face the 

climate challenges that escalate for decades now. 

Paris’ commitment to become the greenest city of 

Europe in 2030 has allowed to plan a new range of 

nature-based urban infrastructure. A visit to the 

different green areas is structured through their 

scale every day, in parallel to the Eames´video 

“Power of ten”. A reflective promenade-discussion 

is planned: contemporary public green spaces 

size S, M, L, and XL will be visited and discussed 

with the architects and landscape designers that 

conceived them. Which strategies, species and 

construction systems correspond to each scale? 

Which different challenges does each one confront? 

Which designtools are dispayed? 

Block date: 30.05.2023 - 02.06.2023 

First Meeting: 26.04.2023, 12 am, 

Building 11.40, Room 126 

Field trip: 30.05.2023 - 02.06.2023, Paris 

Number of Participants: 14 Bachelor, 6 Master 



Bava, Henri 



1731299 

Seminarweek: Golfo di Napoli 

During the seminar week we sail in the Gulf of 

Naples between the mainland and the islands 

of Naples, Ischia, Procida, Sorrento, Capri and 

Amalfi. During the cruises we will prepare our 

visits on land. We will focus our attention on the 

relationship between architecture and territory, 

that is shaped by the beauty of the topography, 

the sea and a mediterranean vegetation, but also 

by the danger and sublimity of volcanism, which 

equally characterize the architecture and mentality 

of this cultural area. In the evenings we will 

dock in ports or ancor at a coast to sleep, cook and 

eat together on board the ships. 

Travel dates: 28.5.-3.6.2023 

Introduction meeting: will be announced 

Costs: approx. 550 Euro (excl. individual arrival) 




Inderbitzin, Christian 

Schork, Anna Karin 

Zickert, Edda 

Zlokapa, Srdjan 

1800025 

Seminar Week: Graffiti in Karlsruhe 

This course, which takes place during the seminar 

week, is about the documentation of graffiti 

in Karlsruhe. Participants are to photograph 

graffiti in Karlsruhe‘s urban space, upload it via 

an app (lingscape) and record and analyze it in 

a structured way in a database (INGRID). The 

condition for participation is the possession of a 

smartphone. 

Seminar week: 30.5. to 2.6.2023 


Places: 20 




1800026 

Seminar Week: Color as a Means of Design 

for Architecture, Cityscape and Cultural 

Landscape 

Natural materials like wood, wickerwork, natural 

stone, brick, in combination with a subdued, 

uniform color palette are still shaping architecture 

and people’s residential environments today. 

Vibrant colors on walls, windows (colored glass), 

and in architectural decorations were reserved for 

special buildings, for example religious or govern-


mental architecture, later also town and business 

houses. The democratization of painted buildings 

began with the invention of synthetic colors and 

the possibility to paint large areas in color at a 

relatively low cost. The week-long seminar aims 

at developing a history of color in architecture but 

also offers research exercises, using Karlsruhe as 

our field of enquiry. On June 2, we are going to 

visit the House of Colour. Professional School for 

Design in Craft and Architecture in Zurich for a 

program of lectures and hands-on experience. The 

seminar closes with taking stock of what we have 

achieved. 



Places: 10 



Scheurmann, Konrad 

1800015 

Seminar Week: 

During the seminar week, we will delve into the 

design processes of different cultural spaces in 

Latin America. Through different historical periods 

we will follow the impulse of play (to play), 

which shows up as an integral part of these iconic 

processes, in its ritual, symbolic, iconographic and 

political-iconological dimensions in order to work 

on and critically illuminate its figurative and 

visual manifestations. 




Báez-Rubí, Linda 

1741389 

Seminar week: Built on Water and Timber. 

Excursion to Amsterdam and Dordrecht 

Long before the current discussion about the 

consequences of rising sea levels, the Netherlands 

developed strategies to reclaim land and at the 

same time protect it against the waters of the 

sea. The newly reclaimed land was fortified using 

timber piles from the Black Forest, among other 

places, and dikes and drainage systems were built 

and operated. Some of these facilities are still in 

use today, further developed and complemented by 

technically adapted new buildings. We will explore 

and document on site how these technical necessities 

in and around Amsterdam and Dordrecht 

are represented architecturally, urbanistically and 

infrastructurally and how this is connected to the 

timber trade from the Black Forest. 

First meeting: Mon, 24.4. 11:30 a.m., 

building 20.40, room 015 

Compulsory excursion: 30.5. – 2.6.23 (seminar 

week), 4 days/3 nights. 

Suggestion: Overnight stay at a campsite (https:// 

www.campingzeeburg.de) in Amsterdam. Costs 

approx. 420,-€ p.p. without meals: Arrival/departure 

train, tent for 3 nights, Amsterdam Card (local 

transport + museums) 


Study focus: Architectural and Cultural Heritage 




Rind, Nina Rebekka 

1741386 

Seminar week: Protagonists of the 

Werkbund - Role Models for Today? 

Many Bauhaus women are known. But female 

protagonists of the Werkbund, the mother of the 

Bauhaus, are often unexplored. Founded in 1907, 

the Werkbund is still an important source of 

inspiration when it comes to future topics in architecture, 

urban planning and design. Although 

male-dominated, numerous women have been 

formative for the Werkbund. Some iconic designs 

were created by women, but achieved fame under 

a man‘s name. Why? Using a research plan, we 

will, among other things, research in archives, 

identify the individual lives of selected women of 

the Werkbund, and examine their works as well 

as their particularities. What did they achieve? 

What role did they play in the Werkbund? To what 

extent they can serve as role models? 

1. Meeting: Tue 30.05.2023 10.15 am, 

Geb. 20.40 Seminarraum 

Architekturtheorie R 258 

Mandatory excursion: to the „FemPalais - Festival 

of Women“, Stadtpalais Stuttgart 

The cost of the excursion is approximately €12 plus 

individual travel to Stuttgart. 


Focus of study: Architectural and Cultural Heritage 



Scholtz, Andrea 

1741383 

Seminar week: Digital Stonemasons: 

New Ways between Geometry, Historical 

Construction and Digital Media 

The basic knowledge of stonecutting can be found 

in geometry and its planning and execution has 

had an enormous influence on the appearance of 

buildings. Nowadays, these processes can also be 

developed with the help of digital technologies if


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historical methodologies are known. Understanding 

of this discipline is important, both for the 

preservation of monuments and for the architecture 

and construction history. Therefore, the main 

objective of the seminar is to give students an idea 

of the development of architectural elements and 

forms in stone through practical exercises and 

models in order to understand how to translate 

their design into digital media. *Some additional 

materials are needed to develop practical exercises. 

Ruler, compass and laptop will suffice for the 

first meeting. 

First meeting: Tue 30.05.23 9.00-3.30 pm, Seminar 

room history of building 

and architecture; Bldg. 20.40, R 015 


Study focus: Architectural and Cultural Heritage 



Aranda Alonso, María

Master’s Program 50 

Master Architektur 

Exemplary Curriculum - SPO 2021 

1. Sem 

2. Sem 

3. Sem 

4. Sem 


Project 

Building Design Project 

Urban Design 

Project 

Urban Design Project 

Desing Project 

Design Project 

12 CP 

Master‘s Thesis 

30 CP 

12 CP 

12 CP 

Design Specialization 



2CP 

2CP 

2 CP 

Building and 

Structure 

4CP 

Lecture Series** 

4 CP 


4 CP 

Design, History, Art 

and Theory* 

4 CP 

Urban and Landscape 

Planning* 

4 CP 




4 CP 


4 CP 


4 CP 

Seminar Week 

2 CP 

Research Fields 

Research Seminar / Inde- 

Impromptu Designs 

4 CP 


4 CP 

pendent Student Research 

Project 4 CP 

Doctoral Colloquium, Preparation 

Master‘s Thesis 2 CP 

30 CP 

30 CP 

30 CP 

30 CP 


** Thematic lecture series on the main areas of study 

The current module handbooks and the study and examination regulations for the 

master’s degree programs can be found here: 

http://www.arch.kit.edu/studienorganisation/studiendownloads.php

Master’s Program 

51 

STUDY STRUCTURE MASTER'S PROGRAM SPO2021 

Field title 

CP Conditions / Prerequisites 

Module 

Conditions / Prerequisites Field 

Module ID 

Module Component Title 

Module Module 

Component ID 

Module title 


All modules in this field are compulsory modules. Except "Impromptu Desings" only one module per semester. 

T-ARCH-107445 Building Design Project 

Building Design Project M-ARCH-105670 14 

- 

T-ARCH-112101 Design Specialization 

T-ARCH-107343 Urban Design Project 

Urban Design Project M-ARCH-105671 14 

- 

T-ARCH-111328 Urban Design Specialization 

T-ARCH-107344 Design Project 2 

Design Project M-ARCH-105672 14 

- 

T-ARCH-111329 Free Design Specialization 

Impromptu Designs M-ARCH-103612 4 T-ARCH-107346 Impromptu Designs 

Architectural Core Competences (16 CP) 

Lecture series is mandatory. One module must be selected for each compulsory elective block 

T-ARCH-111335 Lecture 1 

Lecture Series M-ARCH-105676 4 

- 


Building and Structure M-ARCH-105956 4 T-ARCH-112099 Building and Structure 

Compulsory Elective Modules "Design, History, Art and Theory" (4 CP) 

Spatial Theory M-ARCH-103629 4 - T-ARCH-107371 Spatial Theory 

Building Studies and Design M-ARCH-103630 4 - T-ARCH-107372 Building Studies and Design 

Design Theory M-ARCH-103631 4 - T-ARCH-107373 Design Theory 

Fine Arts M-ARCH-103624 4 - T-ARCH-107366 Fine Arts 

Theory of Architecture M-ARCH-103625 4 - T-ARCH-107367 Theory of Architecure 

Communication of Architecture M-ARCH-103626 4 - T-ARCH-107368 Communication of Architecture 

Art History M-ARCH-103627 4 - T-ARCH-107369 Art History 

History of Architecture M-ARCH-105862 4 - T-ARCH-111795 History of Architecture 

History of Urban Planning M-ARCH-105860 4 - T-ARCH-111793 History of Urban Planning 

Compulsory Elective Modules "Urban and Landscape Planning" (4 CP) 

Examination 


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CP 

Module 

Component 

12 

2 

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2 

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2 

4 

2 

2 

4 

4 

4 

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4 

4 

Urban Typologies M-ARCH-103632 4 - T-ARCH-107374 Urban Typologies 

Quarter Analysis M-ARCH-103633 4 - T-ARCH-107375 Quarter Analysis 

International Urban Design M-ARCH-103634 4 - T-ARCH-107376 International Urban Design 

City Theory M-ARCH-103635 4 - T-ARCH-107377 City Theory 

Methods, Strategies and Mechanisms of Urban 

Design 

M-ARCH-103670 4 - T-ARCH-107411 

Methods, Strategies and 

Mechanisms of Urban Design 

Landscape Typologies M-ARCH-103637 4 - T-ARCH-107379 Landscape Typologies 

History of Landscape Architecture M-ARCH-103638 4 - T-ARCH-107380 History of Landscape Architecture 

Urban Design and Housing M-ARCH-105563 4 - T-ARCH-111167 Urban Design and Housing 


T-ARCH-107381 

T-ARCH-107382 

Research Seminar 

Independent Student Research 

Project 


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The module "Research Fields" is mandatory, from the other modules four can be chosen. These can also come from the "Compulsory Elective Modules" of the field "Architectural Core 

Competences". 

Research fields M-ARCH-103639 6 


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T-ARCH-112875 Participation Doctoral Colloquium completed 

coursework 

T-ARCH-107383 

Preparation Master Thesis 

Workshop Impromptu Designs M-ARCH-104079 4 - T-ARCH-108459 Workshop Impromptu Designs 

Design to Built 

4 - T-ARCH-109244 Design to Built 

Special Topics in Spatial Theory M-ARCH-104074 4 - T-ARCH-108453 Special Topics in Spatial Theory 

Special Topics in Building Studies and Design M-ARCH-104075 4 - T-ARCH-108455 

Special Topics in Building Studies 

and Design 

Special Topics in Design Theory M-ARCH-103640 4 - T-ARCH-107384 Special Topics in Design Theory 

Special Topics of Fine Arts 1 M-ARCH-103647 4 - T-ARCH-107390 Special Topics of Fine Arts 1 

Special Topics of Fine Arts 2 M-ARCH-103648 4 

Successful completion of module "Special 

Topics of Fine Arts 1" 

Special Topics of Theory of Architecture 1 M-ARCH-103649 4 - T-ARCH-107392 

Special Topics of Theory of Architecture 2 M-ARCH-103650 4 

"Participation Doctoral Colloquium" and 

"Preparation Master's thesis" are compulsory, 

between the module components "research 

seminar" or "Independent Student Research 

Project" can be selected. 


Topics of Theory of Architecture 1" 

T-ARCH-107391 Special Topics of Fine Arts 2 

T-ARCH-107393 

Special Topics of Communication of Architecture M-ARCH-103651 4 - T-ARCH-107394 

Special Topics of Theory of 




Special Topics of Communication 

of Architecture 

Planning and Constructing M-ARCH-104076 4 - T-ARCH-108456 Planning and Constructing 

Special Topics of Planning and Constructing M-ARCH-103653 4 - T-ARCH-107396 


Special Topics of Planning and 

Constructing 

Secial Topics of Sustainability M-ARCH-103687 4 - T-ARCH-107435 Secial Topics of Sustainability 

Integral Planning M-ARCH-103617 4 - T-ARCH-107359 Integral Planning 

completed 

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Field title 


Module title 


Module ID 

CP 

Module 

Conditions / Prerequisites 

Module 

Module 

Component ID 


Virtual Engineering M-ARCH-103618 4 - T-ARCH-107360 Virtual Engineering 

Special Topics of Building Lifecycle Management 

1 


2 

Detailled Topics of Building Lifecycle 

Management 

M-ARCH-103654 4 - T-ARCH-107397 

M-ARCH-103655 4 


Topics of Building Lifecycle Management 1" 

T-ARCH-107398 

M-ARCH-103656 4 - T-ARCH-107399 

Special Topics of Building 

Lifecycle Management 1 



Detailled Topics of Building 

Lifecycle Management 

Advanced Engineering M-ARCH-103657 4 - T-ARCH-107400 Advanced Engineering 

Special Topics of Structural Design M-ARCH-103658 4 - T-ARCH-107401 

Special Topics of Structural 

Design 

Building Practise M-ARCH-104077 4 - T-ARCH-108457 Building Practise 

Special Topics of Building Techniques M-ARCH-103661 4 - T-ARCH-107404 


Techniques 

Performance Analysis for Buildings M-ARCH-103620 4 - T-ARCH-107362 Performance Analysis for Buildings 

Planning and Building with Light M-ARCH-103621 4 - T-ARCH-107363 Planning and Building with Light 

Special Topics of Building Physics 

M-ARCH-105680 4 Two of the four parts have to be selected. 

T-ARCH-111337 

T-ARCH-111338 

T-ARCH-111339 

Indoor Lighting Technology and 

Concepts 

Energy and Indoor Climate 

Concepts 

Fire Protection in Plannung and 

Realisation 

Examination 


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4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

Oral Exam 2 

Oral Exam 2 

Oral Exam 2 

T-ARCH-111340 Sound Insulation and Acoustics Oral Exam 2 

Digital Design and Fabrication M-ARCH-105857 4 - T-ARCH-111790 Digital Design and Fabrication 

Special Topics of Digital Design and Fabrication M-ARCH-105858 4 - T-ARCH-111791 

Special Topics of Building Technology M-ARCH-103652 4 - T-ARCH-107395 

Special Topics of Digital Design 



Technology 

Professional Detailled Planning M-ARCH-103659 4 - T-ARCH-107402 Professional Detailled Planning 


4 T-ARCH-112102 Project Management 

Special Topics of Urban Design M-ARCH-103668 4 - T-ARCH-107409 Special Topics of Urban Design 

Special Topics of Urban Design 2 M-ARCH-105859 4 - T-ARCH-111792 Special Topics of Urban Design 2 

Special Topics of Urban Design - workshop M-ARCH-103974 4 - T-ARCH-108190 

Urban Energy M-ARCH-103669 4 - T-ARCH-107410 Urban Energy 

Special Topics of construction planning law M-ARCH-103688 4 - T-ARCH-107436 

Special Topics of Urban Design - 

workshop 

Special Topics of construction 

planning law 

Public Building Law M-ARCH-103671 4 - T-ARCH-107412 Public Building Law 

Special Topics of Art History 1 M-ARCH-103672 4 - T-ARCH-107413 Special Topics of Art History 1 

Special Topics of Art History 2 

CP 

Module 

Component 

M-ARCH- 

105957 

M-ARCH- 

103673, 

4 


Topics of Art History 1" 

Special Topics of History of Architecture M-ARCH-105863 4 - T-ARCH-111796 

Special Topics History of Urban Planning M-ARCH-105861 4 - T-ARCH-111794 

T-ARCH-107414 Special Topics of Art History 2 

Special Topics of History of 

Architecture 

Special Topics of History of Urban 

Planning 

Historical Building Research M-ARCH-103676 4 - T-ARCH-107417 Historical Building Research 

Adaptive Reuse M-ARCH-105680 4 - T-ARCH-111341 Adaptive Reuse 

Photogrammetry of Architecture M-BGU-104001 4 - T-BGU-108204 

Photogrammetry of 

Architecture 


Experiencing and Designing Accessibility M-ARCH-106131 4 - T-ARCH-112502 

Daylight and Visual Comfort in Spaces M-ARCH-106130 4 - T-ARCH-112501 

Interdisciplinary Design of Timber Structures M-ARCH-106126 4 - T-ARCH-112497 


Seminar week is mandatory. 

The module examinations amount to 86 LP. 


Master's Thesis (30 CP) 

M-ARCH-105682 

6 

T-ARCH-111342 

T-ARCH-111775 

T-ARCH-111778 

T-ARCH-107422 

T-ARCH-107423 

T-ARCH-109969 

T-ARCH-109978 

T-ARCH-107420 

Experiencing and Designing 

Accessibility 

Daylight and Visual Comfort in 

Spaces 

Interdisciplinary Design of 

Timber Structures 

Seminar Week 

Self Assignment HoC-ZAK-SpZ 1-3 

not graded 


graded 

Basic Course Photo Study 

Workshop 

Basic Course Modell Study 

Workshop 

Office Hospitation 

Visit lecture series Master 

Wildcard 


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Schriftliche 

Prüfung 


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completed 

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Module Master's Thesis M-ARCH-103607 30 The module examinations amount to 86 LP. T-ARCH-107261 Master's Thesis 

Masterarbeit mit 

Präsentation 

12 

italic font = new module / new module component / change to Summer Term 2023


53 

Master Architektur 


1. Sem 

2. Sem 

3. Sem 

4. Sem 


Building 

Construction 1 

12 CP 


Urban Planning 1 

12 CP 


Building Constrution 

or Urban Planning 2 

12 CP 

Master‘s Thesis 

30 CP 

Advanced 


4 CP 

Advanced Design 

Project Studies 1 

4 CP 

Advanced Design 

Project Studies 2 

4 CP 

Construction 

Technology* 

4 CP 

History, Art 

and Theory* 

4 CP 

Urban- and 

Landscape Planning* 

4 CP 

Architectural 

Design* 

4 CP 


4 CP 


4 CP 



4 CP 


4 CP 

Research Fields 

Research Seminar / Independent 

Student Research 

Project 4 CP 


2 CP 


2 CP 

Participation Doctoral Coll. 

Preparation Master Thesis 

2 CP 

30 CP 

30 CP 

30 CP 

30 CP 

* Placeholder for various modules



Field title 


Module title 


Module ID 

CP 

Module 

All modules in this field are compulsory modules. Except "Impromptu Desings" only one module per semester. 

Design Project Building Constrution 1 M-ARCH-103608 12 


Module 

Simultaneous assignment of a module from 

the subject "Design Specialization". 

Module 

Component ID 

T-ARCH-107445 


Design Project Building 

Construction 1 

Examination 


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T-ARCH-107381 Research Seminar 

"Participation Doctoral Colloquium" and 

another kind 

"Preparation Master's thesis" are compulsory, 

Independent Student Research Examination of 

T-ARCH-107382 

Project 

another kind 

Research fields M-ARCH-103639 6 between the module components "research 

seminar" or "Independent Student Research T-ARCH-112875 Participation Doctoral Colloquium completed 

coursework 

Project" can be selected. 

completed 

T-ARCH-107383 Preparation Master Thesis 

coursework 


Workshop Impromptu Designs M-ARCH-104079 4 - T-ARCH-108459 Workshop Impromptu Designs 

another kind 

M-ARCH- 


Design to Built 

4 - T-ARCH-109244 Design to Built 

104514 

another kind 

Special Topics in Spatial Examination of 

Special Topics in Spatial Theory M-ARCH-104074 4 - T-ARCH-108453 

Theory 

another kind 

CP 

Module 

Component 

12 

Design Project Urban Planning 1 M-ARCH-103610 12 

Simultaneous assignment of a module from 

the subject "Design Specialization". 

T-ARCH-107343 Design Project Urban Planning 1 


another kind 

12 

Design Project Building Constrution or Urban 

Planning 2 

M-ARCH-103609 12 

Successful completion of module "Design 

Project Building Construction 1" or "Design 

Project Urban Planning 1". Simultaneous 

assignment of a module from the subject 

"Design Specialization". 

T-ARCH-107344 Design Project 2 

Impromptu Designs M-ARCH-103612 4 T-ARCH-107346 Impromptu Designs 

Design Specialization (12 CP) 

All modules in this field are compulsory modules. Only one module per semester. 

Advanced Structural Design M-ARCH-103613 4 

Advanced Design Project Studies 1 M-ARCH-103614 4 

Simultaneous assignment (except "Impromptu 

Desings") of a module from the subject 

"Designing". 

Simultaneous assignment (except "Impromptu 

Desings") of a module from the subject 

"Designing". 

T-ARCH-107347 

T-ARCH-107348 

Advanced Structural Design 

Advanced Design Project Studies 

1 


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12 

4 

4 

4 

Advanced Design Project Studies 2 M-ARCH-103615 4 

Building Planning (4 CP) 

One of the modules must be selected. 

Successful completion of module "Advanced 

Design Project Studies 1". Simultaneous 

assignment (except "Impromptu Desings") of 

a module from the subject "Designing". 

T-ARCH-107353 

Spatial Theory M-ARCH-103629 4 - T-ARCH-107371 Spatial Theory 

Advanced Design Project Studies 

2 

Building Studies and Design M-ARCH-103630 4 - T-ARCH-107372 Building Studies and Design 

Design Theory M-ARCH-103631 4 - T-ARCH-107373 Design Theory 

History, Art and Theorie (4 CP) 


Fine Arts M-ARCH-103624 4 - T-ARCH-107366 Fine Arts 

Theory of Architecture M-ARCH-103625 4 - T-ARCH-107367 Theory of Architecure 

Communication of Architecture M-ARCH-103626 4 - T-ARCH-107368 Communication of Architecture 

Art History M-ARCH-103627 4 - T-ARCH-107369 Art History 

History of Architecture M-ARCH-105862 4 - T-ARCH-111795 History of Architecture 

History of Urban Planning M-ARCH-105860 4 - T-ARCH-111793 History of Urban Planning 



Planning and Constructing M-ARCH-104076 4 - T-ARCH-108456 Planning and Constructing 


Integral Planning M-ARCH-103617 4 - T-ARCH-107359 Integral Planning 

Virtual Engineering M-ARCH-103618 4 - T-ARCH-107360 Virtual Engineering 

Structural Analysis and Planning M-ARCH-103619 4 - T-ARCH-107361 Structural Analysis and Planning 

Building Techniques M-ARCH-104077 4 - T-ARCH-108457 Building Techniques 

Performance Analysis for Buildings M-ARCH-103620 4 - T-ARCH-107362 Performance Analysis for Buildings 

Planning and Building with Light M-ARCH-103621 4 - T-ARCH-107363 Planning and Building with Light 

Digital Design and Fabrication M-ARCH-105857 4 - T-ARCH-111790 Digital Design and Fabrication 

Urban and Landscape Planning (4 CP) 


Urban Typologies M-ARCH-103632 4 - T-ARCH-107374 Urban Typologies 

Quarter Analysis M-ARCH-103633 4 - T-ARCH-107375 Quarter Analysis 

International Urban Design M-ARCH-103634 4 - T-ARCH-107376 International Urban Design 

City Theory M-ARCH-103635 4 - T-ARCH-107377 City Theory 

Methods, Strategies and Mechanisms of Urban 

Design 

M-ARCH-103670 4 - T-ARCH-107411 

Methods, Strategies and 

Mechanisms of Urban Design 

Landscape Typologies M-ARCH-103637 4 - T-ARCH-107379 Landscape Typologies 

History of Landscape Architecture M-ARCH-103638 4 - T-ARCH-107380 History of Landscape Architecture 

Urban Design and Housing M-ARCH-105563 4 - T-ARCH-111167 Urban Design and Housing 



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The module "Research Fields" is mandatory, from the other modules three can be chosen. These can also come from the subjects of "Building Planning", "History, Art and Theory", "Construction 

Technology" or "Urban and Landscape Planning". 

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Field title 


Module title 


Module ID 

CP 

Module 


Module 

Module 

Component ID 

Special Topics in Building Studies and Design M-ARCH-104075 4 - T-ARCH-108455 

Special Topics in Design Theory M-ARCH-103640 4 - T-ARCH-107384 


Special Topics in Building 


Special Topics in Design 

Theory 

Special Topics of Fine Arts 1 M-ARCH-103647 4 - T-ARCH-107390 Special Topics of Fine Arts 1 

Special Topics of Fine Arts 2 M-ARCH-103648 4 


Topics of Fine Arts 1" 

Special Topics of Theory of Architecture 1 M-ARCH-103649 4 - T-ARCH-107392 

Special Topics of Theory of Architecture 2 M-ARCH-103650 4 


Topics of Theory of Architecture 1" 

T-ARCH-107391 Special Topics of Fine Arts 2 

T-ARCH-107393 

Special Topics of Communication of Architecture M-ARCH-103651 4 - T-ARCH-107394 

Special Topics of Building Technology M-ARCH-103652 4 - T-ARCH-107395 

Special Topics of Planning and Constructing M-ARCH-103653 4 - T-ARCH-107396 





Special Topics of Communication 

of Architecture 


Technology 

Special Topics of Planning and 

Constructing 

Secial Topics of Sustainability M-ARCH-103687 4 - T-ARCH-107435 Secial Topics of Sustainability 


1 


2 

Detailled Topics of Building Lifecycle 

Management 

M-ARCH-103654 4 - T-ARCH-107397 

M-ARCH-103655 4 


Topics of Building Lifecycle Management 1" 

T-ARCH-107398 

M-ARCH-103656 4 - T-ARCH-107399 





Detailled Topics of Building 

Lifecycle Management 

Advanced Engineering M-ARCH-103657 4 - T-ARCH-107400 Advanced Engineering 

Special Topics of Structural Design M-ARCH-103658 4 - T-ARCH-107401 

Special Topics of Structural 

Design 

Professional Detailled Planning M-ARCH-103659 4 - T-ARCH-107402 Professional Detailled Planning 

Special Topics of Building Techniques M-ARCH-103661 4 - T-ARCH-107404 

Special Topics of Building Physics M-ARCH-105680 4 Two of the four parts have to be selected. 

T-ARCH-111337 

T-ARCH-111338 

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Techniques 

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Timetable 

Master (Summer 2023) 

Monday 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Friday 

08:00 

09:30 


Compulsory elective 

Courses 

Construction Technology 

/ Urban and 

Landscape Planning 


courses 

Building Planning / 

History, Art and 

Theory 

Design Projects Building 

Construction and 

Urban Planning 


09:45 

11:15 



courses 



Theory 


courses 



Theory 


11:30 

13:00 



Courses 

Construction Technology 

/ Urban and 

Landscape Planning 

Building and Structure 

La Magna 

HS 9 


Lunch Break 

14:00 



Design Projects Building 

Construction and 

Urban Planning 


15:30 

15:45 


Lecture Series IKB 

EE 


17:15 

17:30 

Lecture Series 


EE 

19:00–21:00 

Karlsruher 


19:00 

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NH 

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Hörsaal 9 (1. OG)

Master Courses Architecture 

Design Project Building 

Construction 

1710122 

„Musterhaus“ (Frohn) 

“Musterhaus”: The detached single family home 

could well be the most contested architectural 

trope of modern housing: Beloved by many as the 

built expression of personal success/standing/ 

ambition and loathed by a some as proof of everything 

that has gone wrong architecturally and 

urbanistically. Its criticism is multifold. The single 

family home implies a dismal environmental track 

record. It is responsible for urban sprawl and it 

presents a major challenge for alternative means 

of transportation. It is also almost single-handedly 

responsible for the ever-growing spatial foot print 

in Germany which has reached an all-time high 

of almost 48 sqm per capita. The principle of isolation 

embodied in the single family home seems 

to prevent it from adjusting to personal as well 

as demographic changes. Musterhaus-Siedlungen 

are the petry dishes of the single family home typology. 

At the same time Musterhaus-Siedlungen 

have also operated as influential laboratory for 

the archtitectural development during the modern 

movement. The Weissenhofsiedlung in Stuttgart 

serves as just one example. The studio will explore 

the potential of the Musterhaus-Siedlung for 

single family houses as a laboratory to address 

the undeniable short-comings of today´s suburban 

condition and will explore the possibility for its 

transformation in the light of the environmental 

and demographic challenges it is facing. 

Appointment: Consultations Thursday by arrangement 

1st meeting: 19.04., 14:00-15:00 

Reviews: 25.05., 14:00-18:00 und 22.06., 

14:00-18:00 

Submission/Examination: 03.08., 14:00-18:00 


Language: German / English 



Frohn, Marc 

Perugini, Federico 


1710121 

Advanced Building Studies Design (Frohn): 

„Musterhaus“ 

The event can only be selected in conjunction 

with the associated design „Musterhaus“ and is 

mandatory for this. 



Frohn, Marc 



1710204 

Dancing school on Monte Verità (Morger) 

57 

„In the beginning was the dance and not the 

word.“, Rudolf von Laban In the Ticino region 

around Lake Maggiore, situated on a hill, the 

factory owner‘s son Henri Oedenkoven and the 

pianist Ida Hofmann founded a vegetarian colony, 

which they renamed Monte Verità - translated 

„Mountain of Truth“. The place with life-reform 

sanatorium was considered from 1900-1920 as a 

kind of rescue region from the Wilhelminian society 

and represented for many artists and intellectuals 

a space for socio-critical and social-utopian 

ideas, where they could celebrate their coexistence 

in harmony with nature. Light-and-air huts made 

of wood offered shelter to the inhabitants. Among 

these individualists was Rudolf von Laban, who, 

as a teacher of dance, together with Mary Wigman, 

has influenced entire generations to this day. 

With his fundamental studies of human movement 

and through his theoretical-philosophical 

work, he created a foundation for the development 

of modern dance. Dance was probably one of the 

earliest means of communication used by man to 

express himself. Dancing combines movement, 

rhythm and gestural performance. Dancers have 

to adjust to each other in order to move synchronously 

through space and time. From this 

context, this semester we would like to explore the 

relationship between movement and space and 

design a dance school based on Laban‘s fundamental 

ideas on Monte Verità. Our focus will be 

on wood as a material. Accompanying the design, 

we will explore the multi-layered properties of the 

material, investigating its universal applicability 

in architecture and its specific relevance for the 

dance space. 

1st meeting - presentation design task: 

Wednesday 19.04.2023, 1:30 p.m. in Room 113 

Seminar Room GBL. 

Field trip: Thursday 20.04. to Sat 22.04.2023. 

Interim critiques: Thu, 04.05.2023, 15.06.2023 

and 13.07.2023 

Delivery of plans and model: Tuesday 01.08.2023 

Final critique: Wednesday 02.08.2023 




Kunkel, Steffen

Master Courses Architecture 58 



1710208 

Advanced Architectural Design Studies 

(Morger) 

Attending the course is only possible for participants 

of the design project. 








1710303 

Dom Nature 8. Infrastructural Commons 

Basel (Hartmann) 

Dom Nature 8 - Infrastructural Commons Basel 

will investigate a site along the Rhine as a platform 

for urban commons. Located in the redevelopment 

area of Klybeck on the south of the city 

harbor in Basel, each project will be strategically 

located and extend the urban rhythm of the existing 

Rhine bridges. The studio will explore the spatial 

qualities of an infrastructural object by challenging 

the conventional waterfront architectural 

typologies. Students will explore the hybridization 

between a highly functional object and an urban 

catalyst for collective and public programs. What 

spatial qualities and strategies are suitable for a 

highly infrastructured platform that aims to host 

a variety of urban commons? How can a structure 

be implemented to be adaptable to future climatic 

scenarios and diverse spatial appropriations? The 

student’s proposals will contribute by design to 

the understanding of a site in transformation and 

aspire to accelerate the debate on the viability of 

new forms of public space and infrastructure in 

the city. 


Schedule: Weekly - Thursdays 

First meeting: 20.04.2023 at 10.00 AM, 

Geb. 20.40-R204 

Excursion: TBD 

Final Presentations: 

Output: Group and Individual work 





1710306 

Advanced Architectural Design Studies: 

(Hartmann) 


of the design project 


1710308 

REinFORCE / Lustica Tunnels / Postmilitary 

resources rethought (Vučinić) 

The studio revolves around the RE-USE approach, 

and will explore how this approach resonates with 

ecological issues and climate change. How can we 

address reuse from a more resilient and sustainable 

perspective - not only in terms of direct tools 

that deal with the environment, but also on an 

economic and geopolitical level as well? Therefore, 

the research area of our studio is a very specific 

environment consisting of three navy tunnels and 

interconnected structures, located on the Luštica 

peninsula on the Adriatic coast in Montenegro. 

The tunnels were built in the 70‘s by the JNA (Yugoslav 

People‘s Army) as a naval and submarine 

base and were in use until the early 90‘s. After the 

dissolution of the Yugoslav People‘s Army (and Yugoslavia) 

they remained in the demilitarized zone 

and could never be used again by any army. The 

tunnels were strategically built at the entrance 

to the Bay of Kotor (UNESCO protected) and as 

such are part of the Adriatic basin. The Adriatic 

Sea is considered one of the richest seas in terms 

of species and has recently been classified as one 

of the most protected areas of the Mediterranean. 

Our studio aims to rethink rehabilitation and 

reprogramming of these structures, not only with 

respect for the bordering ecosystem, but also with 

new scenarios that would foresee the future of 

coexistence in the Adriatic. The results of the studio 

could serve as a guide for dealing with similar 

postmilitary structures throughout Europe. 

Appointment: Thu 9:45 AM-5:15 PM 

First meeting: 20.04. 2023., 10.00, 

Building 20.40, R221 

Excursion: Bay of Kotor, Montenegro 28.04.2023 – 

04.05.2023 – APSS workshop 

on site with lectures 

Pin-Up: 08.06.2023. 

Final Presentation: 02.08.2023. 

Output: Group and Individual Work 



Vučinić, Dijana 

Brasanac, Andela


1710312 

Adriatic Basin species and structures 

- Advanced Building Studies Design 

(Vučinić) 

In this teaching unit students will be investigating 

biodiversity of the Adriatic Sea, as well 

as former military structures surrounding the 

Adriatic Basin. Found species and typologies will 

be mapped, drawn and described, and as such 

form the body of a common catalogue to be shared 

within the studio. This catalogue of references will 

serve as a base and a starting point of the studio. 

The course can only be chosen in connection with 

the associated Master Studio REinFORCE and is 

mandatory for it. 

First Meeting: 20.04.2023, 10:00 AM, 

Geb. 20.40 , R221 




Brasanac, Andela 

1720601 

maKITlab! - A New Digtal Workshop for the 

Faculty of Architecture“ (Hebel) 

The Faculty of Architecture at KIT urgently needs 

a new digital workshop. Funds are being made 

available by KIT for this purpose in order to go 

into realisation following the semester. The semester 

task is to further design, plan and realise 

a circular replacement building as a digital experimental 

workshop between the buildings 11.40 and 

20.40. The aim is to build a new digital workshop. 

At the end of the semester, a first building block 

is to be presented as a real-built mockup with the 

help of digital tools. The aim is to provide students 

with a creative and functional space for digital 

mockup construction, offering sufficient space 

for cutting plotters, laser cutters and 3D printers. 

The design will be published by the Sustainable 

Building Professorship together with the Digital 

Design and Fabrication (DDF) Professorship and 

the Design of Structures (dos) Professorship. In 

addition, a professional planning team consisting 

of the building owner and specialist planners will 

support the design with their expertise. 

Regular date: Thursday, 10:00 a.m., 

Building 11.40, R 26 



Hebel, Dirk 

Rausch, Manuel 

Blümke, Tabea Katharina 



1720564 

Advanced Design Studies: Accessibility 

and comfort 

The advanced design project study has for objective 

to support the design studio „maKITlab!” 

by providing support regarding accessibility and 

regarding indoor environmental quality (in particular 

visual and acoustic comfort). Objectives, 

suitable tools and a work plan will be discussed 

and fixed during the first meeting. 


Th. from 10am (4 appointments) 

Submission/Exam: KW31 (TBD.) 




1720701 

Old Dairy Headquarter in Karlsruhe - an 

Al-Based Design Approach (von Both) 

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The buildings of the former dairy headquarter 

“Molkereizentrale Südwest” in Karlsruhe have 

been abandoned for many years. Through the 

initiative of the non-profit Karlsruhe association 

„Bandprojekt“, this area, financially supported 

by the city of Karlsruhe, is to be converted 

into a cultural centre with rehearsal rooms 

for bands, seminar rooms for music and art 

education as well as event rooms. The premises, 

such as huge metal-lined cold storage rooms or 

technical rooms with old switchboards and machine 

parts from the 1960s, offer great potential 

for creating extraordinary spatial atmospheres 

due to their unique character and „industrial 

charm“. This design project focuses on planning 

concepts and design studies that consciously 

deal with the structural potential, history and 

character of the building and develop them further 

in relation to the intended new programme 

and function of the building. In terms of design 

methodology, we want to explore the potential 

offered by new AI-based tools in the different 

phases of design. This concerns text generators 

like Chat GPT in the analysis and ideation 

phase as well as textto- image generators like 

Dall-E or midjourney for the visual evaluation 

of design ideas and the creation of mood boards. 

Accompanying attendance of the seminar „AIbased 

methods and tools“ is recommended. 

First Meeting: Thu, 20.04.2023, 9:00 am 

Appointment: Thu 09:00 am-01:00 pm 

Submission/Exam: Thu, 03.08.2022, 

09:00 am 


Event format: Blended (On-Site/Online)




Krüger, Andreas 

Koch, Volker 

1720704 

Advanced Construction Technology 

Design Studies (von Both) 

Within this course, specific topics and aspects 

of the design project „Alte Molkereizentrale in 

Karlsruhe – an AI-based Design Approach“ will be 

dealt with in depth, processed and documented. 

The specific topics will be identified in consultation 

with the supervisors of the design project at 

the BLM. 

First Meeting: Thursday, 20.04.2023, 

9:00 am, online 

Appointment: Thursday by Arrangement 

Submission/Exam: Thursday, 03.08.2023, 09:00 am 





Koch, Volker 

Krüger, Andreas 

1720807 

Reprogramming Wood Waste 

(Dörstelmann) 

To reduce the depletion of global resources, architects 

must consider the potential of reclaimed 

building materials from the urban mine, which 

present challenges due to their irregular and 

non-standard features. Digital design and fabrication 

can offer the required adaptability and 

tailored re-use processes to address this issue. 

This studio will explore the potential of upscaling 

salvage wood by developing innovative processes 

to sort different shapes and sections of reclaimed 

wood into complex lattice structures. We will 

also investigate the integration of other natural 

materials to create composite components that 

respond to varying architectural requirements. By 

coupling reclaimed wood with digital fabrication 

processes such as human-robot collaboration, 

Augmented Reality (AR), and robotic fabrication, 

we can discover new digital circular construction 

concepts that offer future trajectories for construction 

while also investigating novel architectural 

languages that emerge from the materiality. 

Working at the intersection of teaching and research, 

we will develop digital circular construction 

concepts through experimental prototypes, 

alongside digital workflows, and evaluate their 

potential regarding design, production, assembly 

and reconfiguration, as well as disassembly and 

recycling through design iterations for architectural 

applications. 

Appointment: Thu 10 am – 5.30 pm 

First Meeting: Thu 20.04.2023 

Mid-term: 15.06.2023 

Excursion: 21.04.2023 -22.04.2023 

Presentation: 03.08.2023 

Form: Individual work and group work 

In combination with the Entwurfsvertiefung 

by Professur Digital Design and Fabrication 

(LV1720806) 

No prior knowledge is required. 




Zanetti, Erik 


1720806 


Design Studies (Dörstelmann) 

This course can only be selected in connection 

with the design studio “Reprogramming Wood 

Waste” (LV1720807), for which it is mandatory. 

First Meeting: Thu 20.04.2023 

Hand-in: 11.08.2023 




Zanetti, Erik 

1731260 

Flesh and Stone (Inderbitzin) 

With the semester title we refer to the well-known 

book Flesh and Stone. The Body and the City in 

Western Civilization by Richard Sennett. In it, 

the American sociologist draws a history of the 

city that speaks about the sensual relationship 

of human beings to the built city. With the design 

of an urban house in Naples, we want to address 

this fundamental relationship architecturally. 

Here, the architecture of the façade comes first, 

defining the threshold between public and private 

space. In designing the façade we will deal with 

stone as a building material (in Naples primarily 

of volcanic origin), questions of order, composition 

and proportion as well as aspects of construction 

and semantics. Of course, we will have to deal 

with and position ourselves in relation to the 

historical context, the classical orders, but also 

the mannerisms in between. The semester will be 

accompanied by contributions and critiques from 

experts. One focus of the discussion will be on the 

building material natural stone. The integrated 

in-depth study will serve the basic development


and knowledge building. 

First Meeting: 19.4.2023, 10 am 

(Bldg. 11.40, R 115) 

Regular Appointment: Thu 9:00 am - 6:00 pm, 

Geb. 11.40, R 115 

Pin-Up: to be announced 

Excursion: 3.6.-5.6.2023, Napoli 

Submission/Presentation: 3.8.2023 

Form: Individual work or teamwork is possible 

Focus of study: Architectural and Cultural 

Heritage 





Zickert, Edda 


1731261 

Advanced Project Studies (Inderbitzin): 

The Face of the House 

In the sense of a preparatory and accompanying 

work to the master studio Flesh and stone we analyze 

various aspects related to facades. The knowledge 

gained will form an important basis for the 

development of ideas in the master studio. The 

thematic focus will be given in combination with 

the presentation of the design topic. The course 

can only be chosen in connection with the related 

studio and is mandatory for it. The Seminar is an 

integral part of the master-studio Flesh and stone. 

Participation is obligatory for those choosing the 

design studio. The dates coincide with those of the 

Master Studio. 






Zickert, Edda 


Design Project Urban Planning 

1731086 

Net Zero City - A City for Green Hydrogen 

in Namibia (Neppl) 

Europe has committed itself to take a pioneering 

role in climate protection. Germany has also set 

ambitious goals to fulfill this commitment and 

wants to be climate neutral by 2045. However, 

in the foreseeable future, no renewable energy 

61 

generation and storage capacities will be available 

to meet the demand locally. Therefore, additional 

alternative energy sources from abroad will have 

to be used. A green hydrogen is a promising option 

for importing renewable energy. For this reason, 

large-scale projects for the production of green 

hydrogen are being initiated in various countries. 

One of these projects, which has received much 

media attention, is located in the south of Namibia, 

in the hinterland of the port city of Lüderitz, a 

region with a lot of wind and sun, thus particularly 

favorable climatic conditions for the production 

of renewable energy. This project will create up to 

3,000 new jobs in Lüderitz in a few years and thus 

increase the population by about half. The dynamic 

urban growth, combined with the ambitious 

goals of the overall project, offers the opportunity 

to develop the expansion of Lüderitz as a model 

district of a climate-neutral city. The project is 

looking for innovative concepts for a Net Zero City 

combining a diverse mix of uses and sustainable 

urban development in the given context. In the 

„What if...?“ scenario, demonstrate the urban 

development qualities that a CO2-neutral urban 

expansion can offer and the potential synergy 

effects that could be realised in interaction with 

existing urban structures. 

Appointment: Thu 9:45:00 am – 1:00 pm, 

Bldg. 11.40, R015 

First Meeting: Thu 20.04.2023, 10:30 am, 

Bldg. 11.40, R015 

Pin-up: 25.05. and 06.07.2023 

Submission/Presentation: Wed 03.08.2023, 

10:00 am 

Form: teamwork, individual work 

Focus of study: Urban Design 

Recommendation: at least 1 successful completions 

of a master designproject 



Neppl, Markus 

Giralt, Manuel 

1731061 

Advanced Urban Design Project Studies 

(Neppl): Sustainable Infrastructure 

Planning for a City Quarter 

In addition to the urban planning design in the 

master‘s studio, technical and social infrastructure 

planning will be the focus of the in-depth 

study. In addition to the development and mobility 

system, other issues of sustainable district 

development, such as water and energy supply 

and, in particular, the aspects of an efficient 

recycling economy, are dealt with and integrated 

into the design. Parallel to the design process, the 

different systems are developed, dimensioned, and


worked out as examples in theoretical diagrams. 

A detailed script for the step-by-step implementation 

of the project with the integration of the 

infrastructure planning results from the deepening 

and simultaneously serves as documentation. 

The event can only be chosen in connection with 

the corresponding urban design project and is 


Appointment: Thu, 2:00 pm, Bldg. 11.40, 

EG, R015 (the dates will be announced during 

the seminar) 




Neppl, Markus 

Giralt, Manuel 

1731160 

Manshiya – Heterotopias Tel Aviv-Yafo: 

(Engel) 

During the last decade, the urban landscape of 

Tel Aviv has been undergoing enormous dynamic 

changes. Israel’s largest metropolitan area seems 

to be in constant state of construction activity: 

new residential neighborhoods and office districts 

are being built, the subway network is expanded, 

the city‘s sewer system renewed, and much more. 

However, these developments do not follow a holistic 

concept, but appear disorderly and additive. 

On the border between Tel Aviv and Yafo, where 

the houses of the former Manshiya neighborhood 

once stood, the lack of an overarching planning 

strategy is clearly visible. An area of approximately 

8 hectares, with access to the sea, today 

forms an undefined no man‘s land and at the same 

time an important point of connection. Different 

architectural and spatial patterns and typologies 

meet here as well as diverse social and political 

milieus. The task of the design studio is to develop 

urban planning proposals for a coherent, careful 

spatial reorganization of the existing urban fabric 

– with ideas for new forms of living and working, 

future-oriented forms of mobility and highquality 

public spaces. Creative and experimental 

approaches are required for this spatially and culturally 

complex location in the heart of the Israeli 

metropolitan region. The studio is organized in 

cooperation with the department for city planning 

in Tel Aviv and will include an excursion to Tel 

Aviv from May 18th to May 28th. 

Appointment: Thu 

First Meeting: Thu 20.04.2023, 10:00 am, 

11.40 R013 

Excursion: 8-10 days in the period from 18.05. 

to 28.05.2023 

Pin-Up: Tue 09.05.2023, Thu 29.06.2023 

Submission: Wed 02.08.2023 

Presentation: Thu 03.08.2023 

Form: group of 2 students 





Lev, Moran 

1731161 


(Engel): Searching Manshiya, Tel Aviv-Yafo 

In order to approach the complex context of the 

design area, the multilayered spatial, political and 

socio-cultural facets of the area shall be analyzed. 

This includes the investigation of historical 

developments and cultural connotations as well 

as open spaces, spatial typologies, architectural 

styles and mobility patterns. Traces from earlier 

periods shall be discovered as well as current 

potentials and challenges. The aim is to generate 

a comprehensive understanding of the different 

neighborhoods and thus an important knowledge 

base to support the design work. 

Appointment: Thu 

First Meeting: Thu 20.04.2023, 02:00 pm, 

11.40 R013 

Submission/Exam: Thu 17.08.2023 

Form: group of 2 students 

The course can only be selected in combination 

with the related draft 

Manshiya. Heterotopias Tel Aviv-Yafo (Engel) 

and is obligatory for it. 




Lev, Moran 

1731210 

Living Cities (Bava) 

This year‘s Europan 17 competition with the 

theme „Living Cities 2“ takes up current urgent 

social issues and promotes the development of 

innovative urban planning projects and processes. 

The question is how we can counter climate 

change and man-made social, economic and 

cultural inequalities in the urbanized areas of 

our cities and communities with innovative and 

integrative projects and new planning processes. 

As part of the master studio, sustainable and 

innovative processes and design approaches are 

to be developed that will bring about a reactivation 

of urbanized spaces. The aim is to develop 

ideas for neglected, fallow, empty, stigmatized or 

monofunctionally used areas in order to transform 

them back into lively, integrative and mixed 

urban spaces. The master studio is based on the 

task of the current Europan 17 competition and


enables participation in the competition parallel 

to the design. Germany is involved in the process 

with 8 locations. The final project location will be 

determined after the announcement of the tender 

on March 27th, 2023. Europan is an international 

architectural and urban development ideas 

competition that is held every 2 years. It brings 

together the next generation of architects, urban 

planners and open space planners on a European 

level in order to address currently important 

issues for the development of the European city 

and to implement them in future-oriented project 

ideas. 

Appointment: Thu 9:15 am – 1 pm, Bldg. 11.40, 

R 126 


Pin-Up: 25.05.2023 / 29.06.2023 


Form: 2er Team 

Recommendation: at least 1 successful completions 

of a master design-project 


Bava, Henri 

Lorentz, Dietmar 

1731211 


(Bava) 


of the corresponding design project (LV 

1731210) 

Appointment: Thu 9 am – 1 pm, Bldg. 11.40, R 126 


Event format: Online 


Bava, Henri 

Lorenz, Dietmar 

1710308 

REinFORCE / Lustica Tunnels / Postmilitary 

resources rethought (Vučinić) 

The studio revolves around the RE-USE approach, 

and will explore how this approach resonates with 

ecological issues and climate change. How can we 

address reuse from a more resilient and sustainable 

perspective - not only in terms of direct tools 

that deal with the environment, but also on an 

economic and geopolitical level as well? Therefore, 

the research area of our studio is a very specific 

environment consisting of three navy tunnels and 

interconnected structures, located on the Luštica 

peninsula on the Adriatic coast in Montenegro. 

The tunnels were built in the 70‘s by the JNA (Yugoslav 

People‘s Army) as a naval and submarine 

base and were in use until the early 90‘s. After the 

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dissolution of the Yugoslav People‘s Army (and Yugoslavia) 

they remained in the demilitarized zone 

and could never be used again by any army. The 

tunnels were strategically built at the entrance 

to the Bay of Kotor (UNESCO protected) and as 

such are part of the Adriatic basin. The Adriatic 

Sea is considered one of the richest seas in terms 

of species and has recently been classified as one 

of the most protected areas of the Mediterranean. 

Our studio aims to rethink rehabilitation and 

reprogramming of these structures, not only with 

respect for the bordering ecosystem, but also with 

new scenarios that would foresee the future of 

coexistence in the Adriatic. The results of the studio 

could serve as a guide for dealing with similar 

postmilitary structures throughout Europe. 

Appointment: Thu 9:45 AM-5:15 PM 

First meeting: 20.04. 2023., 10.00, 

Building 20.40, R221 

Excursion: Bay of Kotor, Montenegro 28.04.2023 – 

04.05.2023 – APSS workshop 

on site with lectures 

Pin-Up: 08.06.2023. 

Final Presentation: 02.08.2023. 

Output: Group and Individual Work 




Brasanac, Andela 

1710312 

Adriatic Basin species and structures 

- Advanced Building Studies Design 

(Vučinić) 

In this teaching unit students will be investigating 

biodiversity of the Adriatic Sea, as well 

as former military structures surrounding the 

Adriatic Basin. Found species and typologies will 

be mapped, drawn and described, and as such 

form the body of a common catalogue to be shared 

within the studio. This catalogue of references will 

serve as a base and a starting point of the studio. 

The course can only be chosen in connection with 

the associated Master Studio REinFORCE and is 


First Meeting: 20.04.2023, 10:00 AM, 

Geb. 20.40, R221 




Brasanac, Andela


Further Design Specializations 


1720761 

Advanced Structural Design (La Magna) 




1720916 


Design Studies: Building Techniques 

The structural engineering design specialization 

is linked to a building design and relates to the 

analysis of the design with regard to the feasibility 

of building, such as defining hierarchies that 

determine the building process (shell construction, 

finishing). The sequence of trades up to detailed 

solutions on a large scale. There is also the option 

of building large-scale models as part of the 

specialization. 

Appointments by arrangement, please contact us if 

you are interested via email to make an appointment. 





Kosoric, Maximilian 

1720982 

Advanced Design Project Studies 1, 2 

The advanced design project study in building 

technology accompanies a building or urban design 

studio project and comprises related work on 

a building physics or technical building services 

topic. Topic, objectives, suitable tools and a work 

plan will be discussed and fixed during the first 

meeting (see module handbook). 

Dates by arrangement 




Mann, Petra 

Mino Rodriguez, Maria Isabel 


Bartsch, Rafael 

1710125 

Impromptu Designs (Frohn): UNPLANNED 

PLANS 

As part of the research project „Typological 

Resilience“, we are investigating the potential of 

converting vacant office buildings to residential 

purposes. In the last semester, suitable Residential 

references were translated into machine-readable 

grammars and their underlying spatial 

parameters were defined. The goal of the Stegreif 

„Unplanned Plans“ is to examine these parameters 

and grammars. With the help of geometric 

ordering principles, these spatial relationships 

are to be mapped without knowing the original 

reference. The question is, under what conditions 

do new or familiar floor plans emerge? Which 

architectural monsters or exact 1:1 copies result 

from the previously defined rules? How close 

or distant are the generated floor plans to their 

original? At the end of the Stegreif, the source 

floor plans are revealed and compared with the 

„Unplanned Plans“. 

Max. 15 students 



Frohn, Marc 


1710366 

Impromptu Designs (Craig) : #public 

storing spaces: concepts for public 

storerooms and pantries 

The impromptu #public storing spaces: concepts 

for public storerooms and pantries want to 

address the problem of private and collective food 

storage in urban and suburban areas. The main 

challenges are the lack of space in apartments as 

well as the limited shelf life and the specific (climatic) 

storage conditions of food. With reference 

to traditional methods and buildings, lowenergy 

and sustainable solutions and organizational principles 

for public pantries and pantries integrated 

in private rooms are to be developed. 

First Meeting: 19.05.2023, 10:00 AM, room 221 

Submission/Presentation: 16.06.2023, 10:00 AM 




Schelble, Indra


1720504 

„the place to be“ Impromptu Designs 

(Wappner) 

celebrate, discuss, linger, chat, present, exhibit… 

The impromptu design „Stegreif“ seeks to develop 

and realize flexible-use designs ideas for the 

former cafeteria on the 1st floor of the architecture 

faculty. What scenarios can the space be used 

for? What lighting concepts are required to stage 

various spatial uses? Which constructive solutions 

could enable spatial separations? Could the room 

be used for final presentations in the morning, 

as a cafeteria in the afternoon and as a bar in 

the evening by changing and adapting its layout 

in just a few simple steps. In addition to various 

floor plan scenarios, a visualization and a detailed 

sketch on a scale of 1:10 are expected in order to 

deliver a comprehensive systemic spatial framework 

for creative use and further development of 

an otherwise undervalued space. 

first meeting: 26.04.23, 11.00 Uhr 

submission & presentation : 17.05.23, 

10.00-12.00 Uhr 






Calavetta, Valerio Pietro Paolo 

1720565 

Impromtu (Karmann) Accessible Campus 

This is a practical exercise (Stegreif) with a focus 

on public space, conceived and accompanied by 

Prof. Sabine Hopp, TUDa. As a test, a KIT library 

- and the associated outdoor areas as well as access 

- will be used for a self-test with the aim of a 

change of perspective. The self-test will take place 

using components of GERT, an age simulation suit 

as well as other elements suggesting mobile and 

sensory limitation. This “Stegreif” is divided into 

2 weeks or phases: Week 1: In this first phase, 

students are asked to complete self-tests and observations 

of the spaces. Students are encouraged 

to group together for this task. After one week, 

students will meet with faculty to present and discuss 

their analysis, impressions, and observations. 

Week 2: Following this first phase, students are 

asked to develop a new design proposal. The final 

presentation is scheduled for the end of week 2. 

Timeline: 15-29 Juni 

First meeting: 15 June (start of Stegreif + hand 

out equipment) 

Second meeting: 22 June (phase 1 presentations/ 

discussion + bring back equipment) 

Final presentation: 30 June (new design) 

Prerequisites: Prior knowledge on accessible 

architecture and familiarity with the related 

design guidelines. 





1720714 

Parking Day Karlsruhe 

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On Parking Day, classic car parking spaces in 

Karlsruhe will be misappropriated and temporarily 

occupied with a different use. In the module 

creative, eye-catching, constructive or artistic 

installations are expected and proposed for a 

parking space of your choice. 

Hand over: 08.05.2023, 01:00 pm 

Presentation: 05.6.2023, 01:00 pm 

Number of Participants: unlimited 



Koch, Volker 


1720760 

Impromptu designs (La Magna): Digital 

design of structures 

It will only be done if there is interest on the part 

of the students. Details will be made public on 

ILIAS 




Andersson Largueche, John David Olof 

1720920 

Impromptu Designs (Wagner R.): 

ONE to ONE textile construction 

This impromptu encourages the students to implement 

experimental but manageable constructions 

in scale 1:1. Starting with existing concepts and 

formal ideas we will transfer them into building 

materials, construction methods and construction 

processes. In the second step, these are 

brought into line with the available budget, the 

existing processing techniques, and the amount 

of manpower. Recognizing and balancing these 

implicit dependencies is at the core of the process 

from design to the realized project. The students 

bring with them openness, a desire to improvise 

and persistence in order to work on the joint 

implementation in self-organized groups. The 

Impromptu will be offered as a block course at the 

beginning of the 2023 summer semester. 

First Meeting: Thu, 06.04.2023, 2:00 – 5:00 p.m.,


Bldg. 06.34 R 112 

(Westhochschule, Hertzstr. 16) 

Implementation period: 11.04.-15.04.2023 


Number of Participants: max. 15 






Ge, Xioa 

1720919 

Impromptu Designs (Wagner R.): 

pouring structures 

Gypsum is an omnipresent and widely used material 

that has many positive properties due to the 

binding of water of crystallization. Among them 

is its ability to be cast. In the Impromptu designs, 

an introduction to multipart mould making will 

be given at the beginning, as well as elementary 

basic practices and techniques. The mixing ratio 

of plaster with water plays an important role. In 

the multiplication possibility of plaster casting, 

modular forms are offered, which can become 

cluster-like structures. The implementation will 

be done in a free assignment, which will be announced 

in the course. 

Block event June 23th and 24th 2023, 

Delivery/Examination: Fri, Aug. 11th 2023 

Number of participants: ca. 50 

Location: Campus West, building 06.34 






1731091 

Stegreif (Neppl): Urban Quickie – 

Sketching Urban Concepts 

In project development, architects and urban 

planners are expected to quickly develop concepts 

that provide precise statements on the economic 

usability of properties and, at the same time, create 

an atmospheric image for potential investors 

or presentation to a local council. However, balancing 

a rough sketch and a precise statement between 

a cautious estimate (in one‘s interest) and 

the tipping point of profitability (in the interest 

of an investor) fails without practice and a good 

feeling for estimated values. This ability is to be 

trained on the basis of an undeveloped plot of land 

within a grown urban structure in the Karlsruhe 

city area. An exercise in rapid urban design! 

First Meeting: Wed 26.04.2023, 1:00 pm, 

Bldg. 11.40, R015 

Pin-up: Wed 10.05.2023, 9:00 am 

Submission: Tue 23.05.2023, 11:59 pm, ILIAS 

Presentation: 25.05.2023, 2:30 pm, 

Bldg. 11.40, R015 




Neppl, Markus 

Weber, Max 

1731063 

Stegreif (Neppl): Decoding Stress 

Nonmotorized transport plays a crucial role in the 

discussion about sustainable forms of mobility 

in urban areas. However, this is not just about 

reducing climate-damaging emissions but also 

about reclaiming public space and creating a 

new quality of life in our cities. But how do we 

perceive urban areas when we travel by bike or on 

foot? And what factors influence whether we feel 

comfortable or uncomfortable? Based on the stress 

measurements of the Urban Emotions Initiative, 

we will take a closer look at neuralgic points in 

Karlsruhe. We will map, sketch and photograph 

different factors and investigate how they influence 

our emotions and perception. 

First Meeting: Tue 23.05.2023, 1:30 – 2:00 pm, 

Bldg. 2040, R 015 

Submission/Presentation: Tue 27.06.2023, 

2:00 – 3:30 pm, Bldg. 2040, R 015 




Neppl, Markus 

Haug, Nina 

Zeile, Peter 

1731166 

Impromptus Urban Design Project (Engel) - 

City Concepting 

Theme is to be announced on the homepage. 

Issue: Tue 16.05.2023 

Submission: Tue 23.05.2023 

Presentation: Wed 24.05.2023 

Number of participants: unlimited 





Böcherer, Susanna


1731266 

Impromptus Urban Design Project 

(Inderbitzin): Show Me Your Kitchen! 

Show me your kitchen and I‘ll tell you who you 

are! Under this title, we want to explore a living 

environment that locates cooking and eating 

beyond the convention of the fitted kitchen and 

family table. As in past exercises on housing, a 

narrative will guide the imagination. How do we 

cook? What do we eat? In which spaces and in 

whose company do we cook and eat? Thinking 

about eating, do we dream of hedonism or asceticism? 

The submission requirement consists of a 

floor plan and a section as well as a short written 

explanation of the idea. 

First Meeting: 10.5.2023, 11:30 -12:00 am, 

Bldg. 11.40, R 115, Presence 

Submission/Presentation: 24.5.2023, 11:30 am 

-14:30 pm, Geb. 11.40, R 115, Presence 


Heritage 





Zickert, Edda 


1720981 

Impromptu Design: Free Topic 

Development of a sound idea for a task related to 

building technology and convincing presentation. 

Agreement about the topic at the institute. 

Dates by arrangement. 



Architectural Core Competences 


1710409 

Lecture Series Architectural Theory: 

Production Processes 

In a series of thematic lectures, we will examine 

the production processes of spaces and the built 

environment. We take for granted that the production 

of space (and aesthetics) sets in motion and/or 

appropriates processes that produce effects (often 

elsewhere) that have been increasingly studied in 

architectural history and theory in recent years. 

We consider material processes of extraction and 

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environmental impact as well as social processes 

such as participation and appropriation; 

processes of standardization and regulation as 

well as processes of programming and digitization. 

The notion of process is understood here as an 

analytical concept that understands architecture 

not as a produced end product, but as a long-term 

material, social, and aesthetic practice of many 

participants 

Appointment: Tue, 5:30 - 7:00 pm 

First meeting: Tue, 18.04.22 5:30 pm 




1700024 

Lecture Series IKB: Fehl/Farben 

Fehlfarben are always all those that are not 

trumps. Not only in card games, but also in art 

and architecture, they are always overlooked marginal 

areas and intermediate zones lying behind 

the dominant game. Those missing (reflections on) 

colours, which are often hidden behind forms or 

formalisms, mark a field of tension: colour on the 

one hand as an ostensibly omnipresent component 

of perception and on the other hand off-colours 

as a cipher for the overlooked, which is all too 

often faded out in many academic discourses. This 

lecture series approaches these phenomena from a 

resolutely interdisciplinary perspective. 



Jehle, Oliver 

Hinterwaldner, Inge 


Building and Construction 

1720759 

Building and Construction 

In the Bau & Structure seminar (former tragwerksplanerische 

Entwurfsvertiefung) the 

functional and effective modes of structural design 

are examined in more detail, especially with the 

specific study of the applicability of materials such 

as wood, steel and concrete. In addition, special 

structures and their load-bearing mechanisms 

will be studied and analysed, which will serve to 

develop and support the design. 

1st meeting: 19.04.2023; 11:30 a.m. 

Mandatory meeting!


Rule date: Wednesday 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. 

Delivery/Examination: after announcement! 

Number of participants: unlimited 




Haußer, Tamara 

Kalkbrenner, Michael 

Designing, History, Art and Theory 

1710104 

Raumlehre/Forschungsseminar: 

HARD CORE 


Resilience“, we are investigating the potential 

of converting vacant office buildings to residential 

purposes. With the help of already developed 

training data sets, an AI is being trained 

to automatically reduce existing floor plans to 

their structural building blocks and make them 

machine-readable. In a second step, they can be 

algorithmically checked for their potential for 

conversion to residential use. However, this entails 

different requirements for the development 

typologies compared to office construction. In 

order to maximise the adaptability of the existing 

structures against this background, the walls of 

the existing vertical development elements must 

be reduced to columns as far as possible, taking 

into account static axes and their degree of static 

utilisation. This does not take into account the 

transverse bracing. The seminar focuses on the 

development and examination of approaches as to 

how these walls of the development cores can in 

principle be reduced to a minimum from a structural 

planning point of view in order to create the 

greatest possible scope for typological adaptation 

of the building fabric. The aim is to develop an 

understanding of existing load-bearing structures 

so that the AI is fed with the correct data sets. So 

that a generally valid recognition is created that 

is not based on the individual case. 

Appointment: weekly on Wednesday, 

11:30 - 13:00 Uhr,, room to be announced 

First meeting: 19.04.23, 11:30 - 13:00 

Reviews: 17.05., 11:00 - 13:00 und 21.06., 

11:00 - 13:00 

Submission: 19.07.23, 11:00 - 13:30 


Sprache: Deutsch/Englisch 



Frohn, Marc 




1710307 

Design Theory: PROMISES. Reshaping the 

Practice of architecture 2 

In response to new climatic and environmental 

demands, a multi-layered and complex landscape 

of architectural positions has emerged that have 

internalized the change mantra. Throughout the 

seminar, we will engage in a series of conversations 

with some influential voices to gain a deeper 

understanding of the cultural implications of such 

promises for architecture. To contribute to a more 

significant inquiry, each participant in the seminar 

will report on a particular topic and curate 

the invited conversations with the instructors. 

Schedule: Each second week - Wednesdays 

First meeting: 26.04.2023 at 11.30 AM, Geb. 20.40- 

R221 

Number of Participants: Maximum 16 

Final Presentation: 26.07.2023 

Deliverables: Research report 








1710367 

Fine Arts: Fresh air drawing Foot walk 

diaries 

With the observation of our every day world 

begins a process of reflection and visualization. 

Through a row of sketches and drawings combined 

with short written descriptions we begin an intensive 

ex proration of the city of Karlsruhe. In the 

time period of one semester, the exercise involves 

filling up some DINA4 sketch pads.Personal 

impressions of city life are to be documented.In a 

similar manner to that of a picture book diary.A 

narrative begins to occur. Every participant will 

be given a small perspex glass plate,DINA4, 

which he/ she can keep with them for the duration 

of the course.This plate will serve as a very simple 

additional drawing support mechanism. 

Appointment: Monday 9:45 AM - 1:00 PM 

First meeting: 17.04.2023 

Submission/ Exam: 


Event format: On-Site




1710368 

Fine Arts: EARTH/ Stories of Waldbronn 

Earth in my hand: dark brown, crumbly-soft, sandy 

and full of stones. In a handful of earth there 

can be up to eight billion living beings - more than 

people in the world! Many resources we use come 

from the earth: coal, oil, gold, copper, minerals 

and sand. Much of our energy is currently derived 

from coal or petroleum. We need the gold or rare 

earth metals for our mobile phones. Without sand, 

there would be no concrete from which to build 

our houses. Without soil, there would be no food. 

From earth everything comes into being, to earth 

everything perishes. Time to take a closer look at 

earth. In Waldbronn, the community has provided 

us with a piece of earth in the middle of a new 

development area, which we will use to work theoretically 

and artistically on the topic of earth. 

The seminar includes 3 field trips to Waldbronn 

Appointment: Monday 2:00 PM - 5:15 PM 

First meeting: 17.04.2023; 2:00 PM ; Room 204, 

Building 20.40 




Pawelzyk, Susanne 

1710407 

Architectural Theory: Radical Pedagogies: 

An investigation 













new roles for the architect, and envisioned 
















1710411 

Theory of Architecture: Architecture in 

Emergencies 

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Emergencies are everywhere: they have a global 

impact and are usually triggered by global ecological, 

economic and social factors. The first action 

in an acute emergency is a roof. It is followed by 

walls and other architectural elements - according 

to the UNHCR‘s Handbook for Emergencies, the 

„bible of camp planning“. Even on a larger scale, 

architecture and urban planning play a crucial 

role in crisis. But how are emergencies defined? 

Who is involved in planning and design? Which 

architects have designed standards for emergency 

situations? The seminar is designed as a reading 

and research seminar on projects and offers a 

forum for intensive exchange among each other. 

Appointment: Wed. 09:45–11:15 am 





Knoop, Hannah Friederike 

1710413 

Architectural Theory: Architecture’s 

Scales: (Post)globalization 

Architecture’s scales are not limited to buildings, 

as architecture’s effects are not limited to 

structure or aesthetics. Rather, the impacts and 

effects of built environments range from molecular 

particles to global logistics of extraction, from 

human bodies constructing and maintaining it to 

regional effects of demographic shifts or cultural 

appropriations. In this seminar, we will approach 

these impacts and effects by looking at different 

scales of modern and contemporary society. We 

will discuss both the emergence and the currently 

unfolding crisis of the established structures of 

globalization, solidified by economy and shattered 

by wars and mass displacement. To do so, we will 

examine six case studies ranging from community 

to the colony to transnational networks. The seminar 

will be taught in collaboration with Prof. Dr. 

Alla Vronskaya, the chair of Architecture Theory 

and History, Kassel University. Meeting together 

biweekly in person (connecting online to the other 

group), we will discuss a text by a leading contemporary 

scholar or theorist of architecture, followed 

by an evening lecture and discussion session with


the author of the respective text. The language of 

reading and discussion is English. 

Appointment:Tue, 9:45 - 11:15 am 

14-daily, Thu. 6:30 -8:00 pm 





1710452 

The Laboratory of the Future. The 18th 

International Architecture Exhibition in 

Venice (incl. Excursion) 

The Architecture Biennale in Venice is arguably 

the world‘s most important event for architectural 

communication. It brings together almost one 

hundred individual exhibitions and thus provides 

not only a worldwide overview of current themes 

and positions in the field of architecture and urbanism, 

but also of the current state of curatorial 

practice. This takes place against the unique 

background of the city of Venice, which can itself 

be regarded as a permanent architectural exhibition. 

The seminar serves as a sound introduction 

to the structure and history of the city of Venice 

as well as to the concept and development of the 

Biennale. It concludes with an excursion during 

which we will intensively explore and discuss the 

city as well as the exhibition. 

Excursion: Venice/Italy, planned from 01.10.- 




Focus of Study: Architectural and Cultural 

Heritage 




Alkadi, Lama 

1741317 

Art History: Concepts and Images of 

Nature and Landscape 

Creating pictures of the landscape, changing the 

landscape in pictures, intervening in the landscape 

to change it always also meant dealing with 

nature as the physical world and trying to grasp 

it. What values and forces regulate this debate 

in the production and reception of landscape’s 

images? How do the production strategies and the 

products, the demands and functions of nature’s 

and the landscape’s image change? In the seminar, 

we will discuss these questions asking for concepts 

and pictorial practices in different historical 

periods and in different genres, from painting to 

photography, performance and design. 





Fiorentini Elsen, Erna 

1741385 

History of Architecture/Urban Planning: 



(Part 10) 











and dependent on commodities and markets. The 











1. Meeting: 27.04.2023 5:30-7:00 pm, Seminar room 

history of building and 

architecture; Bldg. 20.40, R 015 





Heritage 




1741391 









specific location. As one of the many crossroads













Appointment: Tue, 11:30-13:00 pm, Seminar room 

history of building and architecture; 

Bldg. 20.40, R 015 


Submission/Exam: presentation and paper 

due 31.06.2023 



Heritage 





1741387 

Research Seminar: History of 

Architecture/Urban Planning: The 

„Freiburger Hüttenbuch“ and its Relevance 

for the History of Architecture 






















Heritage 




1741390 

Historical Building Research: Young 


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In this seminar, the heritage of postmodern 

architecture, which emerged between 1970 and 

1990, will be negotiated. This phase of architectural 

history has been little researched so 

far and represents a challenge in preservation 

and renewal. Using a self-selected object, the 

respective histories of origin and change as well 

as the monument values and criteria and the 

historical significance will be examined. In addition, 

the identitycreating potentials of the object 

for a local appropriation are examined and put 

in relation to traditional monument expectations. 

It is about the future of these monuments, 

about developing them further with respect and 

perspective. The results can serve as a basis 

for the submission to the student competition 

1960+ / Pleas for the Preservation of Postmodern 

Buildings of ICOMOS. 

Appointment: Mo 3.45 – 5.15 pm, 

Bldg. 20.40, R 016 Library BAG 


Examination / Submission: Course-related multipart 

term paper and assembly of guiding questions 

for discussion in the seminar. 

Submission:10.07.2023 




Busse, Anette 

Urban and Landscape Planning 

1731097 

Urban Typologies: Architecture 

Journalism Workshop: We Write About 

Architecture 

The media report on architecture in different 

ways and forms. The seminar looks behind the 

scenes of newspaper editorial offices and provides 

information on the basics and practices of architectural 

journalism. After an introduction to the 

present and history of journalism in general and 

architectural journalism in particular, the seminar 

participants slip into the role of journalists. 

They research on-site under supervision and write 

articles about architecture, urban planning, and 

monument preservation. Journalistic forms of presentation 

such as interviews, reports, reportage, 

criticism, and portrait are practiced and illustrat-


ed with their photos. 

Excursions are offered for the research. No previous 

knowledge is necessary. 

Dates: https://www.ulrichcoenen.de/SS23.htm 

Appointment: Tue 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm 

First Meeting: Tue 18.04.2023, 7:00 pm, Bldg.11.40, 

R015 

Excursion: 24.06.2023, Baden-Baden 





Coenen, Ulrich 

1731214 

Landscape Typologies: Data-Driven 

Urban Nature. Lab 3.0 Zürich. diverCITY 

speculative scenarios 

In times of extensive standarisation, diversity and 

complexity are crucial values for the public space. 

Can we learn of the methodology of the observation 

and study of the biodiversity of a city to better 

understand pervasive urban diversities? Can 

remote city sensing help us to define the framework 

of the future of nature in our metropoles? 

Which features are crucial for the definitive 

integration of biotopes and natural ecosystems in 

the diverse urban cityscapes? With the use of GIS 

and extensive data analysis, we will investigate 

the complexity of Zürich. A critical inquiry of its 

ecology, infrastructures and social structure, that 

will inform the generation of speculative scenarios 

for “diverCITY Zürich”. 

Join the Urban Nature Data-Miners! 

Appointment: fortnightly Tue 9:45 AM - 1:00 PM, 

11.40, R126 



Number of Participants: 18 Master + 8 Bachelor 




Bava, Henri 


1731272 

Seminar: Garden of Trees, Garden of 

Flowers 

In the seminar Garden of Trees, garden of Flowers, 

we will work together on the realization of the 

two courtyard projects for the Faculty Building of 

Architecture. The students of the past semester´s 

master studio Imagination and Mimesis will be 

offered space and supervision for the realization 

of their designs. All other students will be invited 

to participate and collaborate. We hope for a 

dynamic group that will become part of this enduring 

project for the Faculty of Architecture. The 

forest and flower gardens offer an aesthetic and 

functional enhancement of the two courtyards, 

benefiting microclimate, biodiversity as well as 

people. 

Appointment: Wed, 4:30 - 6 pm, 

Bldg. 11.40, R 115, Presence 

Submission/Exam: to be announced 






Zickert, Edda 


Specialization 

Research fields 

1700011 

Preparation Master‘s Thesis 

In the semester before the start of the Master‘s 

thesis, the partial performance „Preparation 

Master‘s Thesis“ must be completed. There, the 

Master Candidate should develop the topic or 

the question for his / her work by independent 

research work. 



Bava, Henri 






Neppl, Markus 


1710104 

Raumlehre/Forschungsseminar: 

HARD CORE 


Resilience“, we are investigating the potential 

of converting vacant office buildings to residential 

purposes. With the help of already developed 

training data sets, an AI is being trained 

to automatically reduce existing floor plans to 

their structural building blocks and make them 

machine-readable. In a second step, they can be 

algorithmically checked for their potential for 

conversion to residential use. However, this en-


tails different requirements for the development 

typologies compared to office construction. In 

order to maximise the adaptability of the existing 

structures against this background, the walls of 

the existing vertical development elements must 

be reduced to columns as far as possible, taking 

into account static axes and their degree of static 

utilisation. This does not take into account the 

transverse bracing. The seminar focuses on the 

development and examination of approaches as to 

how these walls of the development cores can in 

principle be reduced to a minimum from a structural 

planning point of view in order to create the 

greatest possible scope for typological adaptation 

of the building fabric. The aim is to develop an 

understanding of existing load-bearing structures 

so that the AI is fed with the correct data sets. So 

that a generally valid recognition is created that 

is not based on the individual case. 

Appointment: weekly on Wednesday, 

11:30 - 13:00 Uhr,, room to be announced 

First meeting: 19.04.23, 11:30 - 13:00 

Reviews: 17.05., 11:00 - 13:00 und 21.06., 

11:00 - 13:00 

Submission: 19.07.23, 11:00 - 13:30 




Frohn, Marc 




1720606 

Research Seminar/Sustainability: Futureoriented 

Building Materials - A Research 

Seminar of the KIT Material Library 

The Materials Library of the Faculty of Architecture 

at KIT, which is currently being reorganised 

as part of the „Materialbibliothek Deutscher 

Hochschulen“ cooperation, offers an extensive 

collection of materials that, in addition to conventional 

building materials, focuses on building 

materials made from secondary raw materials, 

alternative biotic raw materials and recyclable 

building materials. As a pioneer of sustainable 

building, this special group of materials makes 

it possible for future generations of architects to 

understand the value of purity, the necessity of 

using secondary materials and the preservation 

of value in the case of reuse or recycling. In the 

research seminar Future-oriented Building Materials, 

Master‘s students gain a detailed insight 

into this class of novel, endlessly circulating 

building materials. The seminar is accompanied 

by individual supervision, joint discussion rounds 

on specific topics, input lectures and excursions. 

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However, the focus is on the students‘ independent 

scientific research work, which aims to provide 

detailed descriptions of the materials. In this 

context, the students can work on the new KIT 

material database and enter data directly. In this 

way, the students are actively involved in building 

up the database. The seminar will conclude with 

an exhibition in the materials library. On display 

will be the data sets created by the students with 

the corresponding material samples of innovative, 

sustainable materials for the construction 

industry. 



Hebel, Dirk 

Böhm, Sandra 

Boerman, Elena 

1720977 

Research Fields:ReGrow - Building, 

Commissioning and Monitoring of the 

Pavilion at the Federal Horticultural Show 

in Mannheim 

For the BuGa (National Garden Show) 2023 in 

Mannheim, several Chairs of the Department of 

Architecture are working on the conception and 

realisation of a willow-braided pavilion. Our group 

is investigating strategies for improving the microclimate 

around and inside this pavilion. In this 

seminar, these strategies will now be realized and 

monitored on site in Mannheim. This involves the 

installation of a spraying and irrigation system 

and the integration of plants into the pavilion 

structure. Also, a survey on outdoor thermal 

comfort will be designed and conducted by the 

participants. In addition, other, mostly practical 

tasks have to be fullfilled. 

Tu. 18.04.2023 15:45 PM - 17:15 PM R. 235 / 

Mannheim 

Examination: 25.07.2023 





Bartsch, Rafael 

1731095 

Research Seminar/Special Topics of 

Urban Design: Urban Future Hackathon 

- A Virtual Construction Kit for the 

Rosenstein Bridge Stuttgart 

Stuttgart‘s Rosenstein Bridge, one of the main 

crossings over the Neckar River, must be replaced 

-a great potential for urban design and accessibility 

to the Neckar. Requirements for the new structure 

are high flexibility of use and consideration


of the concerns of the environmental network of 

mass transit, cycling, and walking. As part of a 

hackathon at the Urban Future Conference 23, 

experts will discuss possible solutions using a 

virtual construction kit and test them in a digital 

twin. In groups, we will develop various scenarios 

for new bridge construction, which we will 

examine together with experts „in real life“ in the 

virtual world of the CAVE during the hackathon. 

Cooperation with Stadtplanungsamt Stuttgart 

and HLRS. Mandatory excursion to Stuttgart for 

inventory and Urban Future conference 6/22-23. 

Appointment: Tue 9:45 am – 1:00 pm, 

Bldg. 11.40, R015 

First Meeting: Tue 18.04.2023, 9:45 am, 

Bldg. 11.40, R015 

Excursion: 22.06. and 23.06.2023, Stuttgart 


Form: teamwork 




Neppl, Markus 

Zeile, Peter 

1731180 

Research Seminar: Cities. Building. 

Culture. 

In many cities of post-Soviet countries, the historical 

building stock is threatened by deformation 

and demolition. This is especially true for 

residential districts, including the buildings of 

late modern eras. What concepts and experiences 

are there for converting the neighborhoods of 

post-war modernism in such a way that qualities 

are preserved and new functional requirements 

are achieved? Embedded in existing collaborative 

research project between the KIT, RWTH Aachen, 

and GWZO Leipzig the seminar analyzes best 

practice of transformation in Eastern Europe as 

base for new approaches in international and 

interdisciplinary dialogue to dealing sustainably 

with architectural heritage. 

Appointment: irregular 

First Meeting: Tue 18.04.2023, 05:00 pm, 

11.40 R013 

Submission/Exam: Fr 11.08.2023 






1741387 



„Freiburger Hüttenbuch“ and its 


























1720716 

Independent Student Research Project 

In the context of this free study work students 

get insight into the research and development 

work currently being carried out at the BLM the 

field of architectural informatics and planning 

methodology and planning methodology. Within 

the framework of the student research project, 

the participants work under the supervision of 

scientific staff in a specific subject area, work on a 

smaller task and document their results in a written 

paper results in the form of a written paper. 

1. Appointment: individually by arrangement 




Koch, Volker 


1720809 

Freie Studienarbeit: Digital Design and 

Fabrication 

The course offers an opportunity for students to 

develop their own researchand design-led investigations, 

addressing issues of digital circular


construction and sustainability through computational 

design, innovative construction methods, 

material systems and digital fabrication. Interested 

students can contact the Professur Digital Design 

and Fabrication to determine possible topics 

or to propose their ideas. Topics must be discussed 

and agreed upon with DDF prior to application. 

First Meeting: by prior arrangement 

Submission/Exam: by prior arrangement 




1720980 

Independent Student Research Project: 

Building Physics or Technical Building 

Services 

Independent study on a topic in building physics or 

technical building services. Topic, objectives, suitable 

tools and a work plan will be discussed and fixed 

during the first meeting (also see module handbook). 

Dates by arrangement 





Mino Rodriguez, Maria Isabel 

1700014 

Independent Student Research Project 

Independent Student Research Project can be 

completed at any „Fachgebiet“. If you are interested, 

please contact the respective professor. 



Bava, Henri 




Frohn, Marc 


Hebel, Dirk 



Jehle, Oliver 


Medina Warmburg, 

Joaquín 


Neppl, Markus 


Vallebuona, Renzo 




Compulsory Elective Courses 

1710126 

Special Topics of Spatial Theory: 

„FERTIGTEIL“ 

75 

Secular precast buildings are an omnipresent part 

of our built environment. Yet their fascinating 

evolutionary history remains largely untold. The 

seminar delves into this forgotten architectural 

history, using concrete examples to explore the 

development of the underlying construction 

principles and joining logics. Building on this 

retrospective, questions regarding the future 

significance and potential of this construction 

method are addressed: What are the potentials 

of this construction method and which have 

already been explored? What can we learn from 

it regarding circular construction? To what extent 

can the analyzed principles be rethought in other 

materials today? 

Appointment: weekly on Wednesday 14:00 - 15:30 , 

room to be announced 

First meeting: 19.04., 14:00 - 15:30 

Reviews: 24.05., 14:00-16:00 and 05.07., 

14:00-16:00 

Submission: 09.08., 14:00-16:00 




Frohn, Marc 



1710173 

Special Topics of Drawing: Drawing 

Excursion Summer 

Drawing as a method of exploring reality/-ies in 

an individual approach and perception shall be 

used for a free evolvement of personality. Preliminary 

meetings introduce general questions which 

are basis for an intense work with graphic means 

of expression during the excursion days. The 

destination of the drawing excursion is the South 

of France (Les Grande Causses). The travel has to 

be organised with private cars. 

Date of the excursion: 11. - 22.9.2023 



Beyer, Udo


1720506 

Planning and Constructing: Hidden 

Champs 

The building stock of our cities contains architectural 

treasures - many anonymous protagonists of 

the urban scenery, however, do not become part of 

the discourse in our practice. Their authors, their 

genesis, and their qualities are not recorded in 

architectural guides or lists of monuments, and 

without the protective or admiring gaze of the architects, 

these urban actors are often threatened 

by thoughtless demolition. As part of the „Hidden 

Champions“ seminar, we want to find these 

beautiful objects in Karlsruhe, document them 

photographically and graphically, and forensically 

explore their spatial and structural properties. In 

doing so, we use all the technical means available 

to architects - mapping the built environment on 

walks, taking photographs in a targeted manner, 

keeping logs of thoughts in sketches and 

vignettes, and finally drawing them digitally, as if 

they were our own. The “hidden champions” of the 

city of Karlsruhe should thus reveal their secrets, 

provide information about their role models and 

futures, and complement the “panorama of several 

generations” of local architects. The seminar 

results will be made public in an exhibition and 

published in an accompanying book so as to 

document and represent their deserved value as 

urban actors. 

Appointment: Thu, by arrangement 

First Meeting: Thu, 27.04.2023, 09:00 Uhr, 

Geb. 20.40, R240 

Submission/Presentation: by arrangement 







1720560 

Dis/ability and built spaces 

This course provides undergraduate and graduate 

students with an exploration of (in)accessibility 

through the usage of spaces through special 

equipment aimed at reducing one’s freedom of 

movement. Supplemented by normative guidance, 

precedents on universal design, and readings on 

inclusion, this course aims to provide a comprehensive 

introduction to accessibility and a 

critical examination of the design of spaces that 

often remain exclusive. This course is structured 

around analyses and design projects. A site visits 

are planned as part of this course. 


Regular meeting: Fri. 9:45-11:15am – 11:30am-1pm 




Comment: open to both Bachelor and Master 

students 





1720566 

Visual comfort-based methods for building 

envelopes design 

The course deals with the topic of indoor comfort 

in the built environment, presenting requirements 

and methodologies for the design of facade 

systems able to ensure proper levels of visual 

comfort. The students attending this course are 

expected to learn how different functions in terms 

of solar access and daylight provision can influence 

building facades during early design stages 

of the design process. 

First Meeting: Tuesday 18.04.2023 

Regular times: Tuesday. 14-15:30 & 15:45-17:00 

Submission/Exam: 06.06.2023 (presentation of 

individual final projects) 



Comment: Master and bachelor students 




Sepúlveda, Abel 

1720567 

Visual comfort and daylighting in spaces 

This course provides students with an in-depth 

introduction to solar geometry, daylight in buildings, 

visual comfort and view out. The non-image 

forming effect of light on our health and the 

challenges of visual impairment and will also be 

addressed. While rooted in architectural design, 

this course will draw on fundamentals of physics, 

ophthalmology, chronobiology and environmental 

psychology in order to better understand what is 

meant by visual well-being in spaces. This course 

is based on various analysis and design methods, 

such as scale models, real-world measurements 

and computer simulation. It is structured around 

analysis and design projects. 


Regular Meeting:Tuesday, 9:45-11:15 Uhr – 11:30- 

13:00 Uhr





Comment: Master and bachelor students 




1720563 

Arch4Health: Designing accessible and 

healthy spaces 

In this course, students will be confronted with 

the challenges and creative opportunities of 

designing spaces for healthy indoor experience, 

aging and well-being in general. Based on the 

literature, the objective of this seminar will be 

to research on and explore spatial elements and 

architectural qualities that can be used to promote 

occupant independence and healthy indoor 

experiences. The course is structured around 

readings, analyses of space and a design exercise. 

This seminar will also provide students with 

the opportunity to test assistive devices and to 

conduct measurements, the analysis of which will 

provide a concrete basis for analyzing accessibility 

and indoor environmental quality. 


Mi. 9:45-11:15 & 11:30-13:00 (7 appointments) 



Comment: for Master students only 




1720616 


Construction projects require the use of modern 

and complex management methods. Qualities, 

costs and deadlines are important building blocks 

that must be planned and controlled in all project 

phases - also in order to be able to realize a design 

in a creatively convincing way. The seminar supports 

a holistic and integrated view of construction 

from project development through project 

preparation, project planning and execution to 

the acceptance of a building. In addition to the 

technical aspects, this also includes the economic 

and legal aspects of a project. Parallel to the input 

lectures and workshops a semester assignment is 

worked on. Project management practices should 

be tested and solution approaches developed. The 

aim of the seminar is to learn how to understand 

and apply project management as a tool. 

Appointment: Mo, 9:45-11:15 am, Bldg. 20.40, HS 9 





Fischer, Kai 

1720708 

Integral Planning: Method-Based Design 

77 

Planning and design methods help us to separate 

from traditional, partly unconsciously used 

solution patterns and to consciously expand the 

solution space. They can support us in the analysis 

of the „planning problem“ as well as in the 

development of solution approaches and planning 

concepts and in the decision-making process. 

During the course, selected methods for the 

different planning phases will be presented and 

applied in exercises. In addition to an introduction 

to the basics of planning and design methodology, 

creativity techniques, methods for function-based 

planning, morphological methods for conceptual 

design as well as formal methods for form-finding 

will be taught. The course is supplemented by the 

teaching of the basics of architectural psychology, 

semiotics and corporate architecture. 

Appointment: Wed 09:45-11:15 am / 01:00 pm, 

online 

1st meeting: Wed, 19.04.2023, 09:45 am 

Exam: Tuesday, 09.08.2023, 09:45 am 





1720705 

Virtual Engineering: Modern Tools for BIM 

Using BIM cannot be Compared with modelling a 

3D-projekt. Working with the BIM-Metod changes 

the way one works on projekts and also the view 

on own generated data, which requires a special 

handling of latest CAD-Software. In this seminar 

you will learn how to use the software Archicad (if 

possible Teamwork, latest edition). The seminar 

shows the capabilities of an advanced software 

and how it can be used most effectively for creating 

an editing CADprojects. Among others, the 

advantages of an automated project control will 

be shown using the example of the model-checker-software 

Solibri. Previous knowlege is necessary, 

but can be acquired in a compact Seminar 

BIM-Grundlagen. An additional registration for 

the compact Seminar „BIMGrundlagen“ is not 

necessary. 

Accomplishment: a small project, related project 

file as IFC, and a paper plan 

First Meeting: Thusday, 18.04.23 09:45 am , 

Bldg. 20.40, R 118


Appointment: Thursdays 09:45-11:15 am 

Submission/Exam: Thursday, 08.08.2023, 12:00 am 




Fischer, Katharina 


1720706 

BIM Basics 

Five good reasons for architects to do their planning 

in 3D are: Time savings in drawing, error 

prevention, transparency in planning, the basis 

for BIM and quickly generated renderings. The 

current software is multidimensional and comes 

with many tools that minimise diligence work and 

simplify communication with project partners. 

The compact seminar provides an introduction 

on the current version of ARCHICAD and a brief 

introduction about rendering with Twinmotion. 

Within the framework of three units, the fundamentals 

of modelling, the use of modelling tools, 

controlling the display type of individual drawings, 

Layout design and basic requirements for 

working according to BIM are taught. The seminar 

takes place online. Previous knowledge is not 

necessary. Prerequisites for participation are: An 

internet connection for the entire duration of the 

seminar. An MS Teams university account. The 

current version of ARCHICAD 26 and a Twinmotion 

Education version. Schedule: 3 units, 6 hours 

each (with breaks), supervision dates by arrangement 

- online. Submission: Exercise project file, a 

plan as *.pdf and a rendering as *.jpg 

First Meeting: Thusday, 18.04.2023 12:00- 

12:30 am 

3 Units each 6 h (online) + Consultations: 

Fri, 05.05.2023, 10:00 am-05:30 pm 

Mo, 08.05.2023, 10:00 am-05:30 pm 

Thu, 09.05.2023,10:00 am-05:00 pm 

Submission/Exam : Fr., 23.06.2023, 11:00 pm 

Form: Individual- and Teamwork 




Sartorius, Marie 

Koch, Volker 


1720703 

AI-Based Methods and Tools 

In the seminar we will deal with the effects of 

Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the creative phases 

of the design process. Using concrete examples, 

we will develop strategies for using the currently 

available AI tools and learning to operate them in 

such a way that we can integrate them profitably 

into our architectural work. At the same time, 

we will critically analyze the results and finally 

provide individual answers to the central question 

of what creativity is and what distinguishes good 

architectural performance. 

First Meeting: Monday, 17.04.2023, 9:45 am 

Appointment: Monday 09:45 am-11:15 am 

Submission/Exam: Monday, 07.08.2023, 02:00 pm 




Koch, Volker 


1720752 

Special Topics of Structural Design: Form 

and Structure – Structural Skins 

In the seminar „Form and Structure – Structural 

Skins“, special topics within structural design, 

such as form finding, optimization, geometry processing 

and facades will be treated. The students 

will be introduced to the various topics through 

lectures, however the focus will lie on the digital 

tools used to handle these topics. Throughout the 

course of the seminar the students will develop 

their own projects. They are asked to choose a 

structural skin that they should analyse geometrically 

and structurally but also performatively, i.e. 

how the skin performs in terms of wind climate, 

sun shading, temperature climate, etc. Knowledge 

in Rhino3D and Grasshopper is asked of the 

students. 

Appointment: Tuesdays, 11:30 a.m. - 13:00 p.m. 

First Meeting: Tuesday, 18.04.2023, 11:30 a.m. 

-13:00 p.m. Building 20.40 Room 221 

Submission/Exam: Will be announced 





Andersson Largueche, John David Olof 

Erhardt, Kaspar 

1720812 

Digital Design and Fabrication: Coding 

interactive prototypes 

Together with Christian Lölkes, programmer and 

artist at the ZKM Hertz Lab, we develop kinetic 

prototypes made of lightweight materials that 

interact with their environment. The basis of the 

three-dimensional objects is a microcontroller, 

which is equipped and programmed with sensors 

and actuators depending on the individual conception. 

The exhibition of the interactive space bodies


is planned for the Karlsruhe Museum Night 

KAMUNA on 05.08.2023. Previous knowledge in 

programming and electrical engineering is not 

required. 

Mon, 9:45am-1:00pm, Geb. 20.40 

R221 Seminarraum Bauplanung 






Kranz, Fanny 


Lölkes, Christian 

1720808 

Digital Design and Fabrication: Computer 

Driven Design 

The course provides an overview of current state 

of the art AI-tools and critically examines their 

relevance for architectural design and construction 

processes. We will experiment with exemplary 

workflows for various design phases ranging 

from inspirational image generation to concepts of 

chatbots writing computational design codes and 

pragmatic construction applications of machine 

learning algorithms for façade panel optimization. 

During small exercises we try to identify 

opportunities and limitations offered by these new 

tools. In collaboration with external experts in the 

field, we will develop a basic understanding of the 

underlying technologies and concepts and develop 

critical thinking and awareness for potential conflicts 

within our discipline regarding authorship, 

singularity, social inclusiveness, or ethical aspects 

among others. 

First Meeting: 18.04.2023, 9:45 – 13:00pm 

Geb. 20.40 R204 Zeichensaal Bildende Kunst 

Submission/Exam: 18.08.23 






Wenzel, Baris 

1720851 

Professional Detailled Planning 

In this course the most important principles, rules 

and standards of professional detailed planning 

are explained in detail and discussed on the basis 

of practical examples. These include the following 

topics: Waterproofing and moisture protection of 

building components in contact with the ground, 

flat and pitched roofs, balconies and terraces, 

plasters and thermal insulation composite systems, 

mould and algae. 

Appointment: 07.08.-11.08.2023, 9 am - 5 pm, in 

presence and online 

First meeting: 07.08.2023,Building 20.40 HS will 

be announced 

Exam: 17.08.2023 in presence 




Zöller, Matthias 

1720911 

Building Technology: Building summer - 

lime, clay, hemp 

79 

BA/MA students are encouraged to explore 

hemp-clay and hemp-lime as resource-efficient 

building materials with positive insulating and 

moisture properties within the seminar „building 

in summer - lime - clay - hemp“. The knowledge 

about production, processing and use was lost for 

these very old building materials . The content 

of the seminar is to gain access to these building 

materials by testing mixtures, processing them 

into stones or as filling between wooden constructions. 

This goes beyond conveying technical data 

and application possibilities by means of practical 

implementation, in which experiencing and experiencing 

the building process are added as sensory 

impressions. The event will be held in two blocks. 

The first block will be held at the Campus West 

KIT and for the second block we are historical 

park Bärnau-Tachov. The work will be co-supervised 

by Marlene Dorbach, who is a site manager 

in Bärnau. 

First meeting: Fri. April 28th 2023, 2.00 p.m., building 

06.34 R 006 West University Hertzstr. 16. 

Block dates by arrangement with interested 

students. 

Mandatory excursions and block date: Week 33 or 

Week 34 (after consultation with students) 

Submission/Examination: 30.09.2023 





Dorbach, Marlene 

1720910 

Building Techniques: Lightweight 

structures for the energy transition 

Membrane covers have a light, bright and friendly 

effect in buildings, but they can do even more. The 

flexible building material can be used in doublecurved 

tensioned structures to generate energy 

and reduce energy consumption. The structures 

can shade, roofing or even be used as facades.


There were already approaches 40 years ago to 

use membranes for solar energy generation. The 

applications are very diverse, for example curved 

space structures with textile air collectors or functionalized 

membranes for cooling and other innovative 

approaches and solutions. With an aware view 

into the future, textile structures will be designed 

and built within the seminar, inviting to a place of 

open dialogue, serenity, and freedom. The focus is 

on the topic of energy generation and use. 

Regular app.: Fri, 9:45 am - 1:00 pm, 

Building 06.34 R 006, Westhochschule 

Hertzstrasse 16 

1st Date: April 22th 2023, 9:45 a.m. 

Excursion: May 7th-10th 2022 

Submission/Exam: August 18th 2022 






6213803 

Interdisciplinary Structural Development 

in Timber Construction 

From concept to detail - interdisciplinary structural 

development in timber construction 

This event is aimed at students of architecture 

and civil engineering with the aim of promoting 

dialogue and integrative work in the closely linked 

disciplines through personal experience. In an 

iterative process, equal teams from both facilities 

develop a structural timber building of simple and 

clear use from the concept to the detail. In doing 

so, they contribute extensive prior knowledge and 

backgrounds, represent them constructively in the 

project and are responsible for the subject-specific 

parts of the final project documentation. With the 

support of the House of Competence HoC, there 

should also be room for getting to know the different 

technical languages, working methods and 

cultures in addition to project work. 

Start Tuesday 18.04. 9:45 am - 1.00 pm), 

Bldg.10.50 room 502 Campus Süd chair library 

timber construction 

Appointment weekly 

compulsory excursions according to agreement 

Interdisciplinary group work, examination 

Recommondation is the successful completion of 

the seminar on building materials and materialspecific 

constructions in timber construction 



Dietsch, Philipp 


1720974 

Planning and Building with Light 

The students are introduced into different planning 

tools for lighting design. Besides fundamentals 

of modelling for lighting simulations and techniques 

for measuring light, simulation programs 

for evaluation of daylighting and artificial lighting 

situations in interior spaces are addressed and 

applied in the seminar. Depending on the projects, 

physical models are built and investigated, e.g. 

in an artificial sky. Thematic focuses as daylight 

usage, visual comfort and interrelations of light 

with other indoor climate parameters are investigated 

in the seminar and discussed on the basis of 

simulations and/or measurements performed on 

individual design projects or models. For qualification 

targets see module handbook. 

Appointment: Mo 11:30 AM - 15:30 PM, fortnightly 

Grüne Grotte 

First meeting: Mon. 24.04.2023 11:30 AM 






Alanis Oberbeck, 

Luciana Andrea 

1720963 

Fire Protection in Planning and Building 

The students are gaining insight into the fire 

protection of buildings. Topics like properties of 

building materials and building parts and their 

classification in terms of fire protection, fire alarm 

systems, fireextinguishing systems and fume/heat 

outlets, fire zones, escape routes and fire protection 

concepts are introduced. Besides addressing 

fundamental knowledge, construction and design 

related aspects of fire protection in buildings are 

discussed in detail on the basis of examples from 

practice. For qualification targets see module 

handbook. 

Appointment: Fr. 09:45 AM - 13:00 PM fortnightly 

R240 Bauko 

First meeting: Fr. 05.05.2023, 09:45 AM 






Hermann, Stefan 

1720970 

Energy and Indoor Climate Concepts 

The students will become familiar with concepts


and technologies of energyefficient building. 

Topics like heat protection, passive solar energy 

use, ventilation systems and passive cooling are 

addressed. New ways of renewable energy supply 

show the path towards climate-neutral buildings. 

On the basis of examples from practice, energy 

and indoor climate concepts for different buildings 

types are investigated in detail and analyzed with 

regard to presented performance criteria. For 

qualification targets see module handbook. 

Appointment: Tues. 09:45 AM - 11:15 AM 

R240 Bauko 

First meeting: Tues. 18.04.2023, 09:45 AM 






1720978 

Special Topics of Building Technology: 

Little tools - Large Effect 

What measures may enhance my building design 

to ensure a comfortable indoor climate in summer? 

On the other hand, how can I maximize the 

use of solar radiation to meet my energy demand? 

These and other questions are typical in the early 

design phase of a building. Therefore, in this seminar 

you will learn how to use a set of reliable but 

simple simulation tools that will help you answer 

your comfort and energy related design questions 

and optimize the performance of your building. 

Appointment: Tues. 11:30 AM - 13:00 PM R240 

First meeting: Wed. 19.04.2023 11:30 AM 







1741388 


Historic preservation_ history, tasks, 

goals 












81 





Form of event: Attendance with mandatory 

excursion 

1. Meeting: Mo, 24.04.23 5:30-7 pm 







Hücklekemkes, Nils 

1741392 


Preservation of Historical Monuments - 

Theory and Practice 










old building 

The seminar is offered as an online compact course 









6072204 

Photogrammetry of Architecture 

After the demarcation of the photogrammetry over 

other measuring procedures recording systems, 

basic admission as well as evaluation procedures 

are presented in detail. In practical exercises, 

these are translated into real examples. 

Appointment: Fr, 11:30 - 15:30 

1st meeting: Fri, 22.04.2022 

Number of participants: 10 Master,10 Bachelor 



Weidner, Uwe


Interdisciplinary Qualifications 

1700000 












Hebel, Dirk 

1700042 

Basic Course in the Study Workshop 

Photography 

Photography is a technical medium. The photographic 

practice requires knowledge of the 

cameras and tools to be used, a profound understanding 

of the processes behind them and their 

critical reflection. In the first part of the course, 

the theoretical and practical basics of photography 

are taught through practical exercises with 

various camera systems in the form of a compact 

workshop. The theory includes both the history of 

photography, the basics of photographic technique 

and the analysis of photographic images as well 

as guidance in understanding the funcionality of 

photography. The practical part provides an overview 

of the different camera systems, image composition 

as well as the handling of digital images 

and a consolidation in picture editing using Adobe 

Photoshop. The second part focuses on the draft 

of a distinct photographic work on a given topic in 

the form of a seminar. It starts with an analysis 

of a photographic position presented as a paper. 

Subsequent is an exhibition visit, which focuses 

on the use of different media in the output and the 

presentation of photography. After a photographic 

exercise, the process of elaborating a personal interpretation 

of the seminar topic begins, starting 

with the brainstorming, continuous corrections 

and the final presentation of the photographic 

work in a potential exhibition context. 




Teilnahme am Seminar im SoSe 2023 verpflichtend. 

Teilnehmerzahl: jeweils 8 (4 BA/4 MA) 


nur für Teilnehmer der Workshopwochen in Teil 1 

Regeltermin: Mo/Fr 09:45 – 13:00 Uhr 

Gebäude 20.40 R-102 Studienwerkstatt Fotografie 



Engel, Christoph 

Zilius, Jonas 

1700041 

Key Qualifications at HoC, ZAK or 

Sprachenzentrum 

In the area of key qualifications, offers from the 

following institutions can be taken: House of 

Com-petence (HoC: hoc.kit.edu),Zentrum für Angewandte 

Kulturwissenschaft (ZAK: http://www. 

zak.kit.edu/vorlesungsverzeich-nis.php) Sprachenzentrum 

(SPZ: https://www.spz.kit.edu/) 


Seminar Week 

1710124 

Seminar week: Shape Grammar 

Shape Grammars are rule-based instructions. 

On the one hand, they enable the description and 

analysis of spatial relations and conditions. In 

addition, they also form the basis for generative 

spatial processes. In the seminar we will take 

different existing approaches to Shape Grammars 

and project them onto selected canonical floor 

plans. Among other things, we will address the 

question of whether shape grammar can reveal 

unifying structural principles behind the apparent 

heterogeneity of different apartment floor plans, 

and which shape grammar is best suited to make 

apartment floor plans structurally descriptive. 

29.05.23 – 02.06.23 


Language: Deutsch/Englisch 



Frohn, Marc 


1710206 

Language: German/English

Study Program Art History 

83 

Bachelor Kunstgeschichte mit Ergänzungsfach "Bauliches und kulturelles Erbe" 

Exemplarischer Studienplan SPO 2022 

1. Semester 2. Semester 3. Semester 4. Semester 5. Semester 6. Semester 

Kunstwissenschaftliches 

Arbeiten 

8 LP / OP 

Methoden der 

Kunstwissenschaft 

Überblick 

8 LP / OP 

Methoden der 


Vertiefung 

6 LP 

Wahlmodul* 

8 LP 

Wahlmodul* 

8 LP 


14 LP 

Wahlmodul* 

8 LP 

Seminare Epochen, Stile und Praktiken Wahlmodul* 

8 LP 2 LP 

Wahlmodul* 

8 LP 

4 LP 4 LP 

Wege in den Beruf 

6 LP 

Wahlmodul* 

6 LP 2 LP 

Berufspraktikum 

8 LP 

Vorlesungen Epochen, 

Stile und Praktiken 

6 LP Architektur- und 

Stadtbaugeschichte 

Denkmalpfl. u. Bauen im 

2 LP 

4 LP Aufbau Architektur- und Stadtbaugeschichte 

Wege in den Beruf 

2 LP 2 LP 

2 LP 

Architekturtheorie 

4 LP 

Vertiefung Architektur- und Stadtbaugeschichte Denkmalpflege und Bauen im Bestand 

4 LP 4 LP 4 LP 4 LP 4 LP 

Schlüsselqualifikationen 

6 LP 

Vertiefung Architekturtheorie Architekturkommunikation und wissenschaftliches Aufbau Wahlmodul 

4 LP 4 LP 4 LP Arbeiten E 

4 LP 

4 LP 4 LP 

30 LP 30 LP 30 LP 30 LP 30 LP 30 LP 

* Es müssen 3 aus 4 zur Verfügung stehenden Fächer gewählt werden. In jedem dieser Fächer müssen zwei Wahlmodule belegt werden.

Study Program Art History 84 

Exemplary curriculum for the master’s Art History 

1. Sem 2. Sem 3. Sem 4. Sem 

Paradigmen der Forschung 

Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft 

Vertiefung Kunst einer Epoche* 

12 LP 

Fallstudien Kunst einer Epoche* 

9 LP 

Perspektiven 

12 LP 

Ästhtetik und Kulturtheorie Angewandte Wissenschaft 

Theorien und Methoden 

12 LP 

Praxisfelder Kunstgeschichte 

12 LP 

Forschungsfelder 

9 LP 

Wahlpflichtbereich 

Es ist ein Profil auszuwählen 

Profil 1: Kunst und Gesellschaft 

Soziologie der Künste 

8 LP 

Kunst und Politik 

8 LP 

Kunst und Recht 

8 LP 

Masterarbeit 

30 LP 

Profil 2: Theorie und Geschichte der Architektur 

Architekturtheorie 

8 LP 

Baugeschichte 

8 LP 

Wahlmodul Architektur 

8 LP 

Profil 3: Transdisziplinäre Studien 

mindestens ein Modul Geschichte und ein Modul Germanistik zu belegen. 

Geschichte - 

Politische Geschichte A oder 

Kulturgeschichte der Technik A 

8 LP 

Germanistik - 

Neuere deutsche Literaturgeschichte III oder 

Mediävistik III 

8 LP 

Wahlmodul 

8 LP 

32 LP 29 LP 29 LP 30 LP 

* Platzhalter für verschiedene Module/Fächer mit unterschiedlichen Titeln (Epoche 1: Mittelalter bis Manierismus; Epoche 2: Barock bis Romantik; 

Epoche 3: Realismus bis Gegenwart) 

Further information on the Bachelor‘s degree 

The current module handbook and the study and examination regulations for the 

bachelor‘s degree program can be found here: 

http://www.arch.kit.edu/studienorganisation/studiendownloads.php

Study Program Art History 

85 

Timetable Art History Winter Semester 2022/23 

Montag Dienstag Mittwoch Donnerstag Freitag 

9.45 – 11.15 Uhr 

Seminar: 

Uranographia: 

Kosmische Bilder als 

Kulturtechnik 

Muñoz Morcillo 

11.30 – 13.00 Uhr 

Seminar: 

Türme, Gefängnisse 

und Paläste- William 

Beckfords 

Architecture parlante 

Jehle 

14.00 – 15.30 Uhr 

Übung Text 2 

(Pflichtveranstaltung 

für Zweitsemester) 

Mansuroglu 

15.45 – 17.15 Uhr 

Übung: 

Arbeiten mit 

ungedruckten 

Quellen 

Förster 

9.45 – 11.15 Uhr 

Seminar: 

Methoden der 





11.30 – 13.00 Uhr 

Vorlesung: 

Geschichte der 

Kunst–Renaissance 

und Manierismus 

Jehle 

HS9 

11.30 – 13.00 Uhr 

Kolloquium 

Abschlussarbeiten 

Hinterwaldner, 

Fiorentini, Hauser 

14-tägig 

11.30 – 13.00 Uhr 

Seminar: 

Wolken und Nebel: 

Eine Transhistorie 

der Kunst 

Hauser 

14-tägig 

14.00 – 15.30 Uhr 

Kolloquium 

Abschlussarbeiten 

Hinterwaldner, 

Fiorentini, Hauser 

14.00 – 15.30 Uhr 

Seminar: 

Wolken und Nebel: 

Eine Transhistorie 

der Kunst 

Hauser 

14-tägig 

15.45 – 17.15 Uhr 

Ringvorlesung 

Fehl/Farben 

Hinterwaldner 

Jehle 


8.00 – 9.30 Uhr 

Seminar: 

Farbtheorien 

Fiorentini 

9.45 – 13.00 Uhr 

Seminar: 

Reflektierte Räume 

– Architektur als 

Sujet 

Voigt 

14-tägig 

9.45 – 11.15 Uhr 

Seminar: 

Konzepte und Bilder 

von Natur und 

Landschaft 

Fiorentini 

11.30 – 13.00 Uhr 

Seminar: 

Wirklichkeiten und 

Realismen 

Fiorentini 

14.00 – 15.30 Uhr 

Seminar: 

Skulptur des 

Expressionismus 

Papenbrock 

15.45 – 17.15 Uhr 

Vorlesung: 

Geschichte der 

Kunstgeschichte 

Papenbrock 

Eiermann-Hörsaal 

17.30 – 19.00 Uhr 

Vorlesung: 

Von Performance zu 

Performativität 

Hauser 

Hörsaal 9 

8.00 – 9.30 Uhr 

Seminar: 

Altarwerke des 

Spätmittelalters 

Papenbrock 

9.45 – 13.00 Uhr 

Übung: 

Das ökologische 

Auge 

Heidenreich 

Ab 15.6. 

14.00 – 15.30 Uhr 

Tutorium zum 

Seminar Methoden 

der 




Müller 

14.00 – 15.30 Uhr 

Kolloquium für 

Bachelorstudierende, 

Magistranden*Innen 

und Doktorand*Innen 

Jehle 

Papenbrock, 


online-Veranstaltung 

14.00 – 17.15 Uhr 

Übung: 

Farbe in 

gesellschaftlichen 

und politischen 

Kontexten 

Scheurmann 

14-tägig 

15.45 – 17.15 Uhr 

Übung Schreiblabor 

für 

Masterstudierende 

Hirth 

17.30 – 19.00 Uhr 

Vortragsreihe: 

Global Perspectives 

on Art & Ecology 


Hörsaal 9 

10.00 – 13.00 Uhr 

Übung: 

Die Fotografie von 

der Kehrseite. 

Fotogramm und 

archivarische Praxis 

Mittelberger 

ZKM 

14-tägig 

Übung: 

Malen wie die alten 

Meister. 

Techniken der 

Schichtenmalerei 

Lehmann 

Einführung: 

21.4. (1 Stunde) 

weitere Termine 

(jeweils 4 Stunden) 

in Absprache mit 

den 

Teilnehmer*innen 

30.5.-2.6. 

Seminar mit 

Exkursion: 

White Cube, Black 

Box, Green 

House, …? 

Evolution von 

un/typischen 

Ausstellungsformaten 

(Kopenhagen & 

Hamburg) 

Hauser 

Seminarwoche 

30.5.-2.6. 

Gestaltungsprozesse 

in Latein- 

Amerika 

Báez-Rubí, 

Carreón Blaine, 

Gutiérrez 

Castañeda 

Seminarwoche 

30.5.-2.6. 

Farbigkeit in der 

Architektur 

Scheurmann 

Übung: 

30.5.-2.6. 

Workshop „How to 

Podcast“ 

Kastning 

Knebel 

Seminarwoche 

30.5.-2.6. 

Graffiti in Karlsruhe 

Papenbrock 

Blockseminar: 

Kunst und Recht 

(mit Tagesexkursionen) 

Jehle/Dreier 

16.06., 30.06., 

07.07., 21.07.2023 

Dates of the courses see announcement texts 

https://kg.ikb.kit.edu/hinterwaldner/3367.php 

https://kg.ikb.kit.edu/jehle/2888.php

Courses Art History 86 

Art History 

Lectures 

1800001 

Lecture: History of Art - History of Art III - 

Renaissance and Mannerism 

The age of the Renaissance can certainly be 

described as the beginning of modernity. Such a 

‚modernity‘, which emerged from the rebirth of 

ancient cultures of knowledge and fundamentally 

changed the interaction between man and the 

world, had to develop an artificial language that 

was primarily due to the work of the docta manus, 

the learned hand. Artists defined themselves as 

intellectuals, humanistic discourses enriched 

painting and sculpture with new themes and led 

to a changed approach to the conception of nature 

and man. The lecture will place a special emphasis 

on the history of ekphrasis. 



Jehle, Oliver 

1800002 

Lecture: From Performance to 

Performativity 

Hardly any concept or paradigm has influenced 

art and cultural studies since the 20th century as 

much as the so-called performative turn. Today, 

this has long since ceased to be understood merely 

as the progressive substitution of the work by the 

event in the sense of processual art performances 

since the early avant-garde currents. Rather, such 

an art genre is accompanied, and overshadowed, 

by the paradigm of performativity developing in 

parallel in linguistics, gender theory, anthropology 

and even the sociology of science. The lecture 

attempts to systematize how this trend plays 

out in relation to the corporeality of actions, and 

increasingly manifests itself in the form of ‚microperformative‘ 

potentials of non-human actors. 



Hauser, Jens 

1800003 

Lecture: History of Art Historiography 

The subject of the lecture is the history of art historiography 

at universities from its beginnings in 

the 19th century to the end of the 20th century. In 

a cursory sequence, the emergence of art history 

as a scientific discipline, the history of its institutions 

and acting persons as well as its scientific 

theories and methods will be presented and discussed. 

The focus will be on the social significance 

and the political development of the discipline. 




Seminars 

1800009 

Seminar: Methods of Art History with 

Tutorial 

The etymology of the term „method“ (Gr. metá: 

„behind, after“ and hodós: „way“) means not only 

the „course of a research,“ but also the goal-oriented 

process to obtain scientific knowledge. This 

course will focus on art historical analytical tools, 

their subject-specific suitability, and possible combinations. 

Based on selected texts and targeted 

application scenarios, we will trace the methodological 

history of our subject — from Vasari‘s 

biographies and style analysis to iconology and 

ecocriticism. The accompanying tutorial introduces 

the practice of art-historical work and allows 

deepening the seminar discussion of the methods. 




1800029 

Tutorial for the Seminar Methods of Art 

History 

The etymology of the term „method“ (Gr. metá: 

„behind, after“ and hodós: „way“) means not only 

the „course of a research,“ but also the goal-oriented 

process to obtain scientific knowledge. This 

course will focus on art historical analytical tools, 

their subject-specific suitability, and possible combinations. 

Based on selected texts and targeted 

application scenarios, we will trace the methodological 

history of our subject — from Vasari‘s 

biographies and style analysis to iconology and 

ecocriticism. The accompanying tutorial introduces 

the practice of art-historical work and allows 

deepening the seminar discussion of the methods. 



Muñoz Morcillo, Jesús

Courses Art History 

1800013 

Seminar: Towers, Prisons and Palaces - 

William Beckford‘s Architecture Parlante 

William Beckford (1760-1844), infant prodigy and 

heir to a vast fortune, comprehensively educated, 

was entitled to hope for a brilliant career in 

England at the end of the 18th century. Things 

turned out differently. As sensitive as he was 

eccentric, Beckford took refuge in artificial paradises 

and eventually became the builder of one 

of the most enigmatic dwellings in the history of 

English architecture: Inspired by Piranesi Carceri 

and modern prison architecture, Fonthill Abbey 

once towered 90 metres into the sky. James Wyatt, 

star architect of his time, was responsible for this 

folly architecture, which we will analyse in the 

field of tension between the history of literature, 

art and architecture. 



Jehle, Oliver 

1800004 

Interdisciplinary Seminar on Questions of 

Law and Art History: „From the Original 

to the Copy and from the Analogue to the 

Digital“ 

Originals and copies seem to be clearly demarcated 

at first glance. On closer inspection, however, 

the field of referring and adopting artistic practices 

proves to be just as differentiated as the ways 

in which images and artefacts are used. It is less 

a matter of object properties than of claimed contexts 

of origin, the evaluation of which, however, 

is subject to cultural as well as temporal change. 

What about memes, mashups and pastiches, for 

example, when it comes to the copyright regulation 

of copying and editing images on the net? 

What is meant by NFT art when we ask what 

exactly is being acquired? What about originality 

and aura? Can artificial intelligence produce art? 



Jehle, Oliver 

Dreier, Thomas 

1800007 

Seminar: Uranographia: Cosmic Images as 

Culture Technique 

Fascination and thirst for knowledge have always 

sparked the production of images of the night 

sky: from constellations and celestial atlases to 

moonlit landscapes, moralizing emblems, and 

complex mythological scenes taking place in cosmic 

expanses. In the seminar, we trace the textual 

and image-cultural basis of images of the night 

sky - with a particular focus on the reception of 

antiquity and iconographic transformations from 

the early modern period to our days. In addition 

to the question of the cultural technique that 

underpins the creation of cosmic images since 

antiquity, we discuss the origins of early modern 

and modern images of the night sky and address 

cultural and political projections that accompany 

their purpose-bound „invention.“ 




1800012 

Seminar: Altarpieces of the Late Middle 

Ages 

87 

While painting in Italy since Giotto was dominated 

by murals, in the countries north of the Alps 

the standards in painting were set by altarpieces. 

From the Ghent Altarpiece by Jan van Eyck to 

the Isenheim Altarpiece by Matthias Grünewald, 

the seminar will present major works of European 

panel painting of the 15th and early 16th 

centuries and discuss them from an iconological 

perspective. 




1800011 

Seminar: Expressionist Sculpture 

In the visual arts, Expressionism is not just a 

phenomenon of painting and graphic art; it has 

also left its mark on sculpture. Responsible for 

this are, on the one hand, painters of the “Brücke” 

such as Kirchner and Heckel, who as autodidacts 

entered the field of sculpture and developed new 

forms of expression, and, on the other hand, “classical” 

sculptors such as Barlach and Lehmbruck, 

who discovered and adopted Expressionist forms 

and attitudes for their work. In the seminar, the 

background of the formation and development of 

expressionist sculpture will be illuminated and 

the most important sculptors and their works will 

be introduced and discussed. 




1800016 

Seminar: Clouds and Fogs: A Transhistory 

of Art 

Clouds and fogs permeate art both as motifs and 

as media. Unstable states are associated with the


nebulous - ephemeral contour-less forms from the 

outside, haze-like cloudy atmospheres from the 

inside. The seminar examines clouds since early 

Christian painting as mediators between heaven 

and earth, as elements of architectural construction, 

then as scientifically recorded weather phenomena; 

fog appears as blurred sfumato, as soft 

canvas or Cloud Architecture. With the Industrial 

Revolution and the Anthropocene, interest shifts 

from thematic-motivic to material-medial practices. 

Hubert Damisch’s ‘Theory of /Cloud/’ leads 

as a red thread to the artist duo HeHe, which 

introduces us to man-made cloudiness. 



Hauser, Jens 

1800017 

Seminar: White Cube, Black Box, Green 

House, ...? Evolution of un/typical 

Spaces of art interact in constant change with it, 

and seem to manifest themselves chronologically 

in norms - cabinets of curiosities, salons, white 

cubes, black boxes, ‚green‘ indoor and outdoor 

spaces shaped their epochs, but were and are also 

always questioned as standards. Accompanied 

by thematic presentations, this excursion will 

explore un/typical art locations in Copenhagen 

and Hamburg, as well as urban and architectural 

interventions, e.g. (CPH) Den Fri, Glyptothek, 

Nikolaj Kunsthal, Cisternene Frederiksberg, 

Medical Museion, Copenhagen Contemporary & 

Refshaleøen, Superkilen city park, BIG incinerator, 

Louisiana MoMA, Arken, Kulturværftet 

Helsingør, Dansehallerne Kedelhuset, as well as 

(HG) Schimmelmuseum, Kunsthalle, Sammlung 

Falkenberg, Aby-Warburg- Haus. 

Exhibition Formats - with Excursion 


Hauser, Jens 

1800018 

Seminar: Realities and Realisms 

In this comparative reading seminar, we deal with 

concepts of reality and realism in art from the 

18th century onwards. We analyze the numerous 

meanings and the changing status of notions like, 

among others, mimesis and truth to nature, illusion 

and authenticity, originality and document in 

painting, photography and literature. 




1800005 

Seminar: Concepts and Images of Nature 

and Landscape 

Creating pictures of the landscape, changing the 

landscape in pictures, intervening in the landscape 

to change it always also meant dealing with 

nature as the physical world and trying to grasp 

it. What values and forces regulate this debate 

in the production and reception of landscape’s 

images? How do the production strategies and the 

products, the demands and functions of nature’s 

and the landscape’s image change? In the seminar, 

we will discuss these questions asking for 

concepts and pictorial practices in different historical 

periods and in different genres, from painting 

to photography, performance and design. 




1800006 

Seminar Week: Color Theories 

Color is a material in the practices of art. It also 

means theories about light and perception and 

how to control color’s effects in images. We consider 

concepts of light and color in their history 

images and texts. Our topics are f.i. fundamentals 

of color theory and the physiology of color seeing; 

Sir Isaac Newton’s Color Spectrum and artists’ 

color theories from Johann Wolfgang von Goethe 

to Philipp Otto Runge, J.M.W. Turner and the 

Pre-Raphaelites; the scientific theories of color of 

James C. Maxwell, Hermann von Helmholtz and 

Michel E. Chevreul, Vincent van Gogh’s color matter 

and color in Neo-Impressionism; color theories 

of the Bauhaus in Weimar with Josef Albers and 

Johannes Itten and reflecting ideas of digital color. 




1800024 

Seminar: Reflected Spaces - Architecture 

as Subject 

Architectures are essential testimonies of anthropological 

self-descriptions and prominent, 

speaking objects of visual art works. Works of 

art comment on architectures as archives and 

media of social, economic and political conditions, 

technical innovations, aesthetic norms, ecological 

developments, collective and individual history 

and utopias. In the seminar „Reflected Spaces“ 

we deal with paintings and sculptures that make 

architecture their subject. The temporal horizon 

in which we move in this seminar ranges from the


18th to the 21st century, the systematic from the 

veduta to surreal spaces, models and architectural 

fragments as part of modern mental mappings. 



Voigt, Kirsten 

Practical Courses 

1800019 

Practical Course: Painting Like the Old 

Masters – Technique of Layered Painting 

The exercise shows how the „old masters“ were 

able to create such fascinating, complex, precise 

and detailed images. We paint an oil painting with 

egg tempera underpainting on a wooden panel. We 

experience the entire process, from the conception 

of the picture, to the priming, the production of 

the painting materials, to the conclusion. We get 

to know various artists who have achieved very 

different results with this technique. The exercise 

leads to a deeper understanding of the phenomenon 

of the image. Please bring work clothes (or 

apron, overalls, gloves). Turpentine oil can cause 

allergies. Oil paints or individual pigments can 

be toxic. 



Lehmann, Lars 

1800030 

Practical Course: The Ecological Eye. 

Viewing Art Ecologically - Ecology in Art 

On the trail of the question „What can art move?“, 

the focus here is on the one hand on the possibility 

of looking at art from an ecological point 

of view in order to thereby open up new levels 

of meaning. The methodology is linked to the 

term Ecocriticism. On the other hand, the topic 

itself is also present in cultural history as well 

as in contemporary art. The seminar content will 

be explored in four major thematic blocks: The 

forest in landscape painting and as a source of 

sustainability/The abundance of nature - diversity 

as an aesthetic principle and biodiversity/The 

ecology movement - alternative approaches in art 

and culture (with textual readings)/ Ecology and 

sustainability in art - examples of contemporary 

positions. 



Heidenreich, Sybille 

1800023 

Practical Course: Photography Upside 

Down. Photogram and Archival Practice 

89 

The photogram, described by Tristan Tzara as the 

reverse side of photography, is a central element 

of artistic expression in the (art) history of photography 

and has served artists such as Man Ray, 

László Moholy-Nagy, and Alice Lex-Nerlinger as 

a diverse field of experimentation. Using the photogram 

archive built up by Floris M. Neusüss and 

Renate Heyne at the ZKM | Karlsruhe, students 

will practice working with primary sources and, 

with the help of art-historical sources, record and 

index the images of works by selected artists. In 

addition to the archival practice, basic techniques 

in photography-specific preservation will be 

taught. 



Mittelberger, Felix 

1800027 

Practical Course: Working with Unprinted 

Sources 

The investigation and evaluation of unprinted 

sources often lead to new questions and insights 

and therefore form an important part of scientific 

work alongside secondary literature and printed 

sources. The exercise focuses on dealing with 

handwritten documents from the 16th to the 20th 

century from the fields of art and architecture, 

through their transcription, evaluation and classification 

in the historical context, a basis for the 

future independent handling of original sources 

should be created. 



Förster, Katja 

1800028 

Practical Course: Color in Social and 

Political Contexts 

Issues discussed in the practice seminar range 

from marking territories to military standards, 

early modern heraldry to national color symbolism, 

including the color codes of political parties 

and social factions. Another topic of interest will 

be sociopolitical conflicts, crises and wars, the 

color-coding of which becomes apparent in broadsheets, 

caricatures, propaganda, and contemporary 

image media as well. A third field of enquiry 

will be, what role color played as means of systematization 

in the fields of knowledge, undergoing 

differentiation around 1800, and how it entered 

Anthropology and, as a means of sorting of social


groups, (also current) politics. 



Scheurmann, Konrad 

1800031 

Practical Course: Workshop „How to 

Podcast“ 

„Whoever is not heard in the future will not take 

place“. Audio is booming and the number of podcasts 

in Germany has multiplied in recent years. 

Why does the former niche medium offer so much 

room for experimentation, especially to reach a 

larger audience for a specific topic? Why is listening 

emotional? And which format is the right one? 

From acoustic business cards, talk and corporate 

podcasts, to true crime or storytelling formats for 

exhibitions, discourse or „Behind the Scenes“, as 

a content or communication channel you can no 

longer do without a podcast. In this seminar you 

will learn how to design, plan, implement, produce 

and bring a podcast into the world. In addition 

to theory about storytelling, hero‘s journeys, 

moderation basics and technology, there is a lot of 

practice. Whether moderating at the microphone, 

recording interviews via the internet, or recording 

on location, audio editing, sound production 

and mastering - we do it. No previous knowledge 

necessary! 



Kastning, Matz 

Knebel, Steffi 

1800020 

Practical Course: Writing Lab for Master 

Students 

This exercise aims to promote scientific writing 

in art history. The term writing lab is used for 

experimental writing of texts and introduction 

to the master‘s thesis. Together, we will practice 

formulating research questions, composing a 

literature and research overview, and structuring 

a work. Based on the students‘ own writing experiences, 

there should be lively exchange and filling 

of existing gaps. 



Hirth, Veronika 

1800010 

Practical Course Text 2 

This exercise will focus on the philosophical, 

(reception-) aesthetic, psychological, sociological 

and ecological epistemic concepts of art historical 

methodology: Based on reading protocols we will 

attempt to reveal which definitions and categories 

underlie the methodological approaches and are 

assumed to be constitutive for the art object. In order 

to show that each method is characterised by 

a specific filter of perception and analysis, we will 

try to adopt the different modes of perception and 

focal points of analysis to test them exemplarily 

and to document them in writing exercises. The 

aim is to develop an understanding of their scopes 

and limitations. 



Mansuroglu, Michaela 

Seminar Weeks 

All seminar week offers of the KIT Faculty of Architecture 

are also open to students of art history. 

You will find the entire offer on page 43 of this 

brochure. 

Colloquium 

1800022 

Colloquium 

The colloquium is intended as an open workshop, 

as we jointly devote ourselves to the topics of the 

emerging bachelor‘s and master‘s theses as well 

as dissertations: At every stage of the qualification 

thesis, work can be presented and discussed in 

plenary. The colloquium is open to all interested 

students, so that they can familiarize themselves 

with research-based studies during their bachelor‘s 

degree. In order to have a common starting 

point, selected texts are made available by the 

speakers in advance. 



Jehle, Oliver 



1800021 

Colloquium 

One of the joys of advanced study is that you can 

choose a subject and deal with it in depth and


with concentration. Diving into research is fun, 

especially when reaching the point where new 

connections are discovered, or something not yet 

investigated appears on the horizon. The colloquium 

invites all to present the interim results at 

each stage of their research and writing process. 

Here, an exchange of practical, technical and 

content-related aspects takes place in the plenum: 

Topic, scope of work, structure, argumentation 

strategies, research, etc. are discussed. 





Hauser, Jens 


1800014 

Vortragsreihe: Global Perspectives on Art 

& Ecology 

The series of lectures, „Global Perspectives on Art 

& Ecology,“ will continue in the summer semester 

of 2023. The causes of the climate crisis are 

rooted in aesthetic perceptions and cultural habits 

that have not been challenged for centuries. In 

this lecture series, historians of art and science 

discuss how such visual and cultural practices 

can be identified and analyzed to understand art 

as a transformative ecological force. In the winter 

semester of 2022-2023, ecocritical scholars Halyna 

Kohut, Omar Olivares Sandoval, Oliver Hochadel, 

Nazar Kozak, Jesús Muñoz Morcillo, and 

Sophia Farmer have addressed core issues in the 

discourse through case studies and introductive 

lectures. In the summer semester, art historians 

such as Amanda Boetzkes and Peter Krieger will 

focus on the challenges of ecocritical perspectives 

in present and past contexts, from early modern 

perceptions of nature to today‘s symbiosis of art 

and activism. 


1700024 

Lecture Series IKB: Fehl/Farben 

Fehlfarben are always all those that are not 

trumps. Not only in card games, but also in art 

and architecture, they are always overlooked marginal 

areas and intermediate zones lying behind 

the dominant game. Those missing (reflections on) 

colours, which are often hidden behind forms or 

formalisms, mark a field of tension: colour on the 

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one hand as an ostensibly omnipresent component 

of perception and on the other hand off-colours 

as a cipher for the overlooked, which is all too 

often faded out in many academic discourses. This 

lecture series approaches these phenomena from a 

resolutely interdisciplinary perspective. 



Jehle, Oliver 



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Hebel, Dirk


Architecture Courses 

1741352 


Planning 1 

This This lecture series, the first of three consecutive 

modules, examines in chronological order the 

development of architecture and urban planning 

across the ages. We will tackle the task of 

analyzing the driving forces and factors that have 

determined the cultural change in both the production 

and the interpretation of the relationship 

between architecture and the city. The goal is to 

describe these transformations and to understand 

their historical logic. Buildings will be addressed 

as components of the broader city system and 

the latter will be interpreted in its intertwining 

with the territorial structure. The lectures in 

Architecture and Urban History 1 are devoted to 

the beginnings of architecture and city planning 

with particular focus to their development from 

Antiquity to the Early Modern Period. The lecture 

is accompanied by exercises in which the students 

dedicate themselves to historical building analysis 

of selected examples in their particular urban and 

territorial context. 

Appointment Lecture: Thu 09:45-11:15 am, 

Bldg. 20.40, Egon-Eiermann-Hörsaal 

1. Meeting Lecture: 20.04.2023 online with Ilias 

Appointment Practice: Thu 11:30-13:00 pm, 

Bldg. 20.40, Egon-Eiermann-Hörsaal , 

HS 9, GG, Geb. 10.50 R 701.3 





1741355 


Planning 3 

This lecture series on the history of urban planning 

examines in chronological order the development 

of architecture and urban planning across 

the ages. We will tackle the task of analyzing the 

driving forces and factors that have determined 

the cultural change in both the production and 

the interpretation of the relationship between 

architecture and the city. The goal is to describe 

these transformations and to understand their 

historical logic. Buildings will be addressed as 

components of the broader city system and the 

latter will be interpreted in its intertwining with 

the territorial structure.This module addresses 

the fundamental changes in architecture and the 

city in the 20th Century.The focus is on the deep 

socio-cultural, economic and ecological consequences 

of industrialization and capitalist production 

on the modern conceptions of the disciplines 

of architecture and urban planning. The lecture is 

accompanied by an exercise in which the students 

get to know and apply the methods of building 

surveying(see separate description of this part of 

the module). 

Appointment: Fri 09:45-11:15 pm, 

Bldg. 20.40, Fritz-Haller-Hörsaal 

1. Meeting: 21.04.2023 online with Ilias 





1741356 

Building Survey and Survey 

In the course „Building Surveying“, lectures and 

exercises provide an introduction to the analytical 

and methodical approach of surveying and 

measurement methods as well as the forms of 

documentation and focus on individual areas 

that form the basis for accurate and well-founded 

planning with existing building fabric and its essential 

characteristics. The exact and true-to-scale 

measurement is the basis for the future planning, 

which can be created with different methods. With 

the recording on site and the documentation of the 

existing, the building is measured and documented 

in drawings and thus made ascertainable and 

evaluable in its complexity. Procedure: Building 

Survey 2023 will take place in a mixed format of 

face-to-face and online events. All information, 

assignments and lectures are provided on ILIAS. 

The work is done and handed in in groups of two, 

which in turn are placed in groups of four, in 

which they organize themselves. Several groups of 

two are assigned to a tutor, with whom they can 

arrange supervision appointments on designated 

days. At least once each assignment must be 

submitted to the tutor for correction. 

Date: Fr 11:30-1 pm 

1. Meeting: 21.04.2023 




Juretzko, Manfred 

Busse, Anette


1710411 

Theory of Architecture: Architecture in 

Emergencies 

Emergencies are everywhere: they have a global 

impact and are usually triggered by global ecological, 

economic and social factors. The first action 

in an acute emergency is a roof. It is followed by 

walls and other architectural elements - according 

to the UNHCR‘s Handbook for Emergencies, the 

„bible of camp planning“. Even on a larger scale, 

architecture and urban planning play a crucial 

role in crisis. But how are emergencies defined? 

Who is involved in planning and design? Which 

architects have designed standards for emergency 

situations? The seminar is designed as a reading 

and research seminar on projects and offers a 

forum for intensive exchange among each other. 

Appointment: Wed. 09:45–11:15 am 





Knoop, Hannah Friederike 

1710407 

Architectural Theory: Radical Pedagogies: 

An investigation 













new roles for the architect, and envisioned 
















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participants 






1710452 

The Laboratory of the Future. The 18th 

International Architecture Exhibition in 

Venice (incl. Excursion) 

The Architecture Biennale in Venice is arguably 

the world‘s most important event for architectural 

communication. It brings together almost one 

hundred individual exhibitions and thus provides 

not only a worldwide overview of current themes 

and positions in the field of architecture and urbanism, 

but also of the current state of curatorial 

practice. This takes place against the unique 

background of the city of Venice, which can itself 

be regarded as a permanent architectural exhibition. 

The seminar serves as a sound introduction 

to the structure and history of the city of Venice 

as well as to the concept and development of the 

Biennale. It concludes with an excursion during 

which we will intensively explore and discuss the 

city as well as the exhibition. 

Excursion: Venice/Italy, planned from 01.10.- 




Focus of Study: Architectural and Cultural Heritage 




Alkadi, Lama


1741387 



„Freiburger Hüttenbuch“ and its 


























1741385 




(Part 10) 











and dependent on commodities and markets. The 











1. Meeting: 27.04.2023 5:30-7:00 pm, Seminar room 


Bldg. 20.40, R 015 








1741391 









specific location. As one of the many crossroads 












Appointment: Tue, 11:30-13:00 pm, Seminar room 


Bldg. 20.40, R 015 










1741390 

Historical Building Research: Young 


In this seminar, the heritage of postmodern 

architecture, which emerged between 1970 and 

1990, will be negotiated. This phase of architectural 

history has been little researched so far 

and represents a challenge in preservation and 

renewal. Using a self-selected object, the respective 

histories of origin and change as well as the 

monument values and criteria and the historical


significance will be examined. In addition, the 

identity-creating potentials of the object for a local 

appropriation are examined and put in relation 

to traditional monument expectations. It is about 

the future of these monuments, about developing 

them further with respect and perspective. The results 

can serve as a basis for the submission to the 

student competition 1960+ / Pleas for the Preservation 

of Postmodern Buildings of ICOMOS. 

Appointment: Mo 3.45 – 5.15 pm, Bldg. 20.40, 

R 016 Library BAG 


Examination / Submission: Course-related multipart 

term paper and assembly of guiding questions 

for discussion in the seminar. 

Submission:10.07.2023 




Busse, Anette 

1741392 

History of Architecture: Preservation 

of Historical Monuments - Theory and 

Practice 










old building The seminar is offered as an online 

compact course 









1741388 

History of Architecture: Historic 

preservation_ history, tasks, goals 









95 








Form of event: Attendance with mandatory excursion 

1. Meeting: Mo, 24.04.23 5:30-7 pm 

Submission/Exam: presentation and paper # 






Hücklekemkes, Nils 

1741393 

Building in Existing Contexts: Nothing 

New - Better Building with Existing 

Buildings in Karlsruhe 

Converting, adding on, continuing to build - the 

building stock offers numerous possibilities for 

continuing it. Reason enough to devote an exhibition 

to a selection of current international examples 

that show that versatile transformations and 

new uses of the built heritage are possible. The 

exhibition of the Deutsches Architekturmuseum, 

which will be shown in Karlsruhe from 19.10.23 to 

19.11.23, presents clever and creative strategies in 

dealing with existing architecture on the basis of 

six thematic areas. A survey of selected buildings 

in Karlsruhe expands the international perspectives 

and questions with the inclusion of users and 

owners This local contribution to the exhibition 

will be developed and prepared in the seminar 

Bauen im Bestand in cooperation with the curator 

Jonas Malzahn 

Appointment: Wed, 11.30 – 13.00, Geb. 20.40, 

R 015 Seminarraum BAG 

Submission/Exam: Course-related multi-part term 

paper and composition of exhibition material. 

Submission 19.07.2023 





Busse, Anette

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GEBÄUDE 20.40 

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BUILDING 20.40 

Groundfloor 

020 – 022 

023 – 030 031 – 039 

018 

016 

001 

Fritz-Haller- 

Hörsaal 

(HS 37) 

039.1 

040 

Haid- 

Hörsaal 

WC 

D 

005 

Bibliothek 

051 

048 

Sky-HS 

WC 

H 

008 – 017 

006/7 

041 – 050 

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Neuer Hörsaal 

002 

Jordan-Hörsaal 

Norden 

North 

001 FRITZ-HALLER-HÖRSAAL 

HS 37 Lecture Hall 

002 JORDAN-HÖRSAAL 

Lecture Hall 

003 NEUER HÖRSAAL 

Seminar Room 

005 Fakultätsbibliothek 

(Zugang über Raum 106) 

Faculty Library 

(Access via Room 106) 

008 – 017 BAU- UND ARCHITEKTUR- 

GESCHICHTE 

History of Buildung 

and Architecture 

Prof. Dr. Medina Warmburg 

016 Bibliothek Baugeschichte 

Library of Building History 

018 – 022 KUNSTGESCHICHTE 

Art History 

018 Prof.’in Dr. Hinterwaldner 

020 Sekretariat 

Secretrary 

022 Prof. Dr. Jehle 

FAKULTÄT BAU-, GEO- UND 

UMWELTWISSENSCHAFTEN 

Faculty of Civil Engineering 

006/7 Fachschaft Geodäsie 

Student Council Geodesy 

023 – 030 Institut für Photogrammetrie 

Intitute for Photogrammetry 

031 – 050 Geodätisches Institut 

Geodetic Institute 

039.1 PC-Pool 

040 Haid-Hörsaal 

Haid Lecture Hall 

048 Sky-Hörsaal 

Sky Lecture Hall 

051 Hausmeister 

Caretaker 

Aufzug 

Elevator

102 


1. Obergeschoss 


First Floor 

118 – 122 

123 – 125 127 – 130 131 

132 

102 

Hörsaal 9 

133 

101 

Egon- 

Eiermann- 

Hörsaal 

(HS 16) 

134 

WC 

D 

106 

Bibliothek 

Caféhaus 

Coffee Shop 

141 

WC 

H 

135 

110 – 115 108/09 

143 139/140 

138 

136 

105 

104 

Grüne Grotte 

103 

Norden 

North 

101 EGON-EIERMANN-HÖRSAAL 

HS 16 Lecture Hall 

102 HÖRSAAL 9 

HS 9 Lecture Hall 9 

103 Arbeitssaal (Bachelor) 

Student Studio (Bachelor) 

104 Seminarraum Grüne Grotte 

Seminar Room 





110 – 115 GEBÄUDELEHRE 


Prof. Morger 

113 Seminarraum Gebäudelehre 

Seminar Room Building Design 

118 – 122 BUILDING LIFECYCLE 

MANAGEMENT 

Building Lifecycle Management 

Prof.’in Dr. v. Both 

123 – 125 KUNSTGESCHICHTE 

Art History 

127–130 TRAGWERKSPLANUNG UND 

KONSTRUKTIVES ENTWERFEN 

Design of Structure 

Prof. Dr. La Magna 

131 DIGITAL DESIGN AND 

FABRICATION 

Tenure-Track-Prof. Dörstelmann 

132 BAUTECHNOLOGIE 

Building Technology 

Prof.’in Dr. R. Wagner 

133/134 Arbeitssäle 

Student Studios 

135 Dekanatssekretariat 

Dean‘s Secretary 

136 Fakultätssitzungssaal 

Faculty-Meeting Room 

138 Dekan und Geschäftsführung 

Dean and Managing Director 

139/140 Studiendekanat / Dean of Studies’ Office 

Fakultätsprüfungsamt 

Faculty Examination Office 

Studienberatung / Study Counselling 

Fakultät Architektur international – 

Erasmusbüro / Erasmus Office 

141 Materialbibliothek 

Material Collection 

143 Öffentlichkeitsarbeit 

Public Relations

103 




Second Floor 

221 – 230 

231 – 233 234 – 239 240 241 – 250 

204 

Zeichensaal 

203 

201 

202 

216– 

220 

WC 

D 

213 

Bibliothek 

262 

PlotPool 

260 257 

WC 

H 

215 

210/211 

254 –258 

208 207 206 

Norden 

North 

201 Fachschaft Kunstgeschichte 

Student Council Art History 

202 Fachschaft Architektur 

Student Council Architecture 

203 Arbeitssäle 


204 Zeichensaal 

Drawing Room 

206/208 Arbeitssäle 


207 Zeichensaal 

210 EKUT-Seminarraum 

Seminar Room 



211–215 ARCHITECTURE AND 

INTELLIGENT LIVING 

Prof.’in Dr. Karmann 

216–220 RAUM UND ENTWERFEN 

Architectural Space and Design 

Prof. Frohn 

221–230 BAUPLANUNG 

Architectural Design 

Prof. Hartmann 

231–233 BILDENDE KUNST 

Visual Arts 

Prof. Craig 

234–239 BAUPHYSIK UND 

TECHNISCHER AUSBAU 

Building Science 

Prof. A. Wagner 

240–250 BAUKONSTRUKTION 


Prof. Wappner 

KONSTRUKTION UND 

ENTWERFEN 

Construction and Design 

Prof.’in Klinge 

240 Seminarraum 

Seminar Room 

254–258 ARCHITEKTURTHEORIE 


Prof.’in Dr. Meister 

257/260 ARCHITEKTUR- 

KOMMUNIKATION 

Communication of Architecture 

Prof. Dr. Rambow 

262 PlotPool

104 


Untergeschoss 


Basement 

Rampe Ramp 

–115 

Studienwerkstatt Metall 

–117 – 119 

–120 – 142 

–186/187 

–108 

–111 

Innenhof 

Innenhof 

–183/184 

WC 

D/H 

–101 

–140 – 147 

WC 

D/H 

–102 – 106 

Studienwerkstatt Foto 

–152 

Studienwerkstatt 

Modellbau 

–149 

Studienwerkstatt Holz 

Rampe Ramp 

Norden 

North 

–102 Studienwerkstatt Foto 

Study Workshop Photography 

Hr. Seeland / Hr. Engel 

–108 – 111 Bibliothek Baugeschichte 


Library of Building History 


–115 Studienwerkstatt Metall 

Study Workshop Metal 

Hr. Heil 

–149 Studienwerkstatt Holz 

Study Workshop Wood 

Fr. Knipper, B.A. 

–152 Studienwerkstatt Modellbau 

Study Workshop Model 

Hr. Gäng 

FAKULTÄT BAU-, GEO- UND 

UMWELTWISSENSCHAFTEN 

Faculty of Civil Engineering 

–117 – 147 Geodätisches Institut 

Geodetic Institute

105 


Erdgeschoss 


Groundfloor 

Norden 

North 

WC 

006 – 008 009 – 011 

WC 

004 

D 

H 

013 

027 

Arbeitssaal 

(Bachelor) 

Student Studio 

(Bachelor) 

Innenhof 

003 

Ausstellungshalle 

Innenhof 

014 

Arbeitssaal 

(Bachelor) 


(Bachelor) 

026 021 – 024 015 – 020 

025 

003 Ausstellungshalle 

Exhibition Hall 


Seminar Room 

008 Hausmeister 

Caretaker 

009 – 011 archIT 

IT-Service 

Dipl.-Ing. Besser, Hr. Gonzalez 


Seminar Room 


Untere Ebene 


Lower Level 

015 – 020 STADTQUARTIERSPLANUNG 

Urban Housing and Development 

Prof. Neppl 

021 – 025 NACHHALTIGES BAUEN 

Sustainable Construction 

Prof. Hebel 


Seminar Room 


Untere Ebene 


Lower Level 

Aufzug 

Elevator

106 


Galerie 


Gallery 

Norden 

North 

Luftraum / 

Airspace 

WC 

D 

G 006 – 008 G 009 – 011 

WC 

H 

Luftraum / 

Airspace 

027 

Arbeitssaal 

(Bachelor) 


(Bachelor) 

Luftraum / Airspace 

014 

Arbeitssaal 

(Bachelor) 


(Bachelor) 




G 006 – 011.INTERNATIONALER STÄDTEBAU 




Prof.’in Dr. Engel 


Obere Ebene 


Upper Level 


Obere Ebene 


Upper Level

107 




First Floor 

Norden 

North 

104 

Roter Pool 

Computer 

Pool 

WC 

D 

106 – 111 

WC 

H 

113 

127 

Arbeitssaal 

(Bachelor) 


(Bachelor) 

103 

Tulla-Hörsaal 

114 

Arbeitssaal 

(Bachelor) 


(Bachelor) 

126 123 121/122 117 – 120 115 

125 116 

103 TULLA-HÖRSAAL 

Lecture Hall 

104 Roter Pool 

Red Pool 

106 –111 INTERNATIONALER 

STÄDTEBAU 


Prof.’in Dr. Engel 


Secretariat 

113 Künstlicher Himmel 

Artificial Sky 


Untere Ebene 


Lower Level 


Seminar Room 

116–120 STADT UND WOHNEN 

City and Housing 

Prof. Christian Inderbitzin 

121 –126 LANDSCHAFTSARCHITEKTUR 

Landscape Architecture 

Prof. Bava 

123 Bibliothek Landschaftsarchitektur 

Library Landscape Architecture 


Secretariat 


Untere Ebene 


Lower Level

108 


Souterrain 


Basement 

Norden 

North 

WC S 105 – 108 

WC 

S 109 – 111 

S 102 

D Studienwerkstatt Digital 

H 

S 114 

Rampe Ramp 

S 129 

– S 132 

S 115/ 

S 116 

WC WC 

S 126 – 128 S 117 – 121 

D H 

S 105 – 108. Studienwerkstatt Digital / Lasercutter 

Study Workshop Digital 

M.Sc. Jager

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