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Semester program Summer term 2023

The semester program booklet is published every semester at the beginning of the lecture period. In addition to an excerpt from the KIT course catalog with the courses relevant to the degree programs of the Faculty of Architecture, the program booklet contains further information on dates in the respective semester, class schedules, exam registrations, information on the faculty's facilities, and excerpts from the study and examination regulations.

The semester program booklet is published every semester at the beginning of the lecture period.

In addition to an excerpt from the KIT course catalog with the courses relevant to the degree programs of the Faculty of Architecture, the program booklet contains further information on dates in the respective semester, class schedules, exam registrations, information on the faculty's facilities, and excerpts from the study and examination regulations.

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Bachelor Courses Architecture 38<br />

of the seminar is to gain access to these building<br />

materials by testing mixtures, processing them<br />

into stones or as filling between wooden constructions.<br />

This goes beyond conveying technical<br />

data and application possibilities by means of<br />

practical implementation, in which experiencing<br />

and experiencing the building process are added<br />

as sensory impressions. The event will be held<br />

in two blocks. The first block will be held at the<br />

Campus West KIT and for the second block we are<br />

historical park Bärnau-Tachov. The work will be<br />

co-supervised by Marlene Dorbach, who is a site<br />

manager in Bärnau.<br />

First meeting: Fri. April 28th <strong>2023</strong>, 2.00 p.m., building<br />

06.34 R 006 West University Hertzstr. 16.<br />

Block dates by arrangement with interested<br />

students.<br />

Mandatory excursions and block date: Week 33 or<br />

Week 34 (after consultation with students)<br />

Submission/Examination: 30.09.<strong>2023</strong><br />

Number of participants: 20<br />

Event format: On-Site<br />

Language: German/English<br />

Wagner, Rosemarie<br />

Dorbach, Marlene<br />

1720961<br />

Sected Topics of Building Physics: Fire<br />

Protection<br />

In the lecture module ‘Fire Protection’ properties<br />

of building materials and building parts and<br />

their classification in <strong>term</strong>s of fire protection, fire<br />

alarm systems, fire-extinguishing systems and<br />

fume/heat outlets, fire zones, escape routes and<br />

fire protection concepts are introduced. Besides<br />

addressing fundamental knowledge, construction<br />

and design related aspects are discussed in the<br />

context of the named topics on the basis of examples<br />

from practice. For qualification targets see<br />

module handbook.<br />

Appointment: Fr. 09:45 AM - 13:00 PM<br />

fortnightly R240 Bauko<br />

First meeting: Fr.. 05.05.<strong>2023</strong>, 09:45 AM<br />

Submission/Exam: 11.08.<strong>2023</strong><br />

Number of Participants: 10<br />

Event format: On-Site<br />

Language: German<br />

Wagner, Andreas<br />

Hermann, Stefan<br />

1720962<br />

Sected Topics of Building Physics: Energy<br />

Efficient Buildings<br />

In the lecture module ‘Energy-efficient Buildings’<br />

concepts and technologies for heat protection,<br />

solar buildings, passive cooling and energy supply<br />

with renewable energies are investigated. Besides<br />

addressing fundamental knowledge, construction<br />

and design related aspects are discussed in the<br />

context of the named topics on the basis of examples<br />

from practice. For qualification targets see<br />

module handbook.<br />

Appointment: Tues. 09:45 AM - 11:15 AM<br />

R240 Bauko<br />

First meeting: Tues. 18.04.<strong>2023</strong>, 09:45 AM<br />

Submission/Exam: 08.08.<strong>2023</strong><br />

Number of Participants: 10<br />

Event format: On-Site<br />

Language: German<br />

Wagner, Andreas<br />

1731096<br />

Selected Topics of Urban Design: Urban<br />

Future Hackathon - A Virtual Construction<br />

Kit for the Rosenstein Bridge Stuttgart<br />

Stuttgart‘s Rosenstein Bridge, one of the main<br />

crossings over the Neckar River, must be replaced<br />

-a great potential for urban design and accessibility<br />

to the Neckar. Requirements for the new structure<br />

are high flexibility of use and consideration<br />

of the concerns of the environmental network of<br />

mass transit, cycling, and walking. As part of a<br />

hackathon at the Urban Future Conference 23,<br />

experts will discuss possible solutions using a<br />

virtual construction kit and test them in a digital<br />

twin. In groups, we will develop various scenarios<br />

for new bridge construction, which we will<br />

examine together with experts „in real life“ in the<br />

virtual world of the CAVE during the hackathon.<br />

Cooperation with Stadtplanungsamt Stuttgart<br />

and HLRS. Mandatory excursion to Stuttgart for<br />

inventory and Urban Future conference 6/22-23.<br />

Appointment: Tue 9:45 am – 1:00 pm,<br />

Bldg. 11.40, R015<br />

First Meeting: Tue 18.04.<strong>2023</strong>, 9:45 am,<br />

Bldg. 11.40, R015<br />

Excursion: 22.06. and 23.06.<strong>2023</strong>, Stuttgart<br />

Submission/Exam: 08.08.<strong>2023</strong><br />

Form: teamwork<br />

Number of Participants: 6<br />

Event format: On-Site<br />

Language: German<br />

Neppl, Markus<br />

Zeile, Peter<br />

1731216<br />

Selected Topics of Urban Design: Data-<br />

Driven Urban Nature. Lab 3.0 Zürich.<br />

diverCITY speculative scenarios<br />

In times of extensive standarisation, diversity and

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