Semester program Summer term 2023/24

Bachelor Courses Architecture 32
1720951
Building Services (Lecture)
In this lecture module, the topics media supply,
heating and ventilation, fresh water supply,
waste water systems, cooling/air-conditioning,
lighting technology, electrical systems as well as
installation planning are addressed. Besides the
explanation of the functionality of the regarded
systems and their components as well as their relevant
key indicators, the practical execution and
the architectural design context is a main concern.
For qualification targets see module handbook.
Appointment: Mon, 11:30 AM - 13:00 PM
20.40 Fritz-Haller-Hörsaal
First meeting: Mon, 24.10.2022, 09:45 AM
Submission/Exam: 19./20.02.2024
Event format: On-Site
Language: German
Wagner, Andreas
1720952
Building Services (Exercise)
In the exercise module the sizing of different
systems and components of a building’s technical
services is practiced as well as the conceptional
design of different systems in the context of the
architectural building design. In this regard,
methods and calculation routines/tools are introduced
for sizing the systems and for calculating
the total energy consumption of buildings.
Appointment: Mon, 09:45 AM - 11:15 AM,
Fritz-Haller-Hörsaal
First meeting: Mon, 30.10.2023, 09:45 AM
Submission/Exam: 07.03.2023
Event format: On-Site
Language: German
Mann, Petra
Rissetto, Romina Paula
Kleber, Michael
Wagner, Andreas
1731051
Urban Developent: Urban Perspectives
Basic Concepts of Urban Design and
Planning
All large and small cities in Germany notice a
huge dynamic in the fields of population development,
job growth, mobility supply, climate
adaptation and resource efficiency. Simply waiting,
thinking exclusively in terms of one‘s local
area, and merely reacting is no longer sufficient
to answer the questions of the future. To make a
relevant contribution to these social discussions,
the terms necessary for effective communication
must be classified and generally understandable.
The lecture provides an overview of the current
topics and background of urban development and
enables an introduction to the current debate
about the future of our urban ways of life.
Regular date/lecture: Tue, 9:45-11:15 am.,
Bldg. 20.40, Hörsaal Nr.9 /
Egon-Eiermann-Hörsaal
Oral exam: 04.-06.03.2024
Event format: On-Site
Language: German
Neppl, Markus
1741351
History of Architecture and Urban
Planning 2
This lecture series, the first of two 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 architecture
and the city. The goal is to describe these changes
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.
Exam: 22.02.2024
Event format: On-Site
Language: German
Medina Warmburg, Joaquín
1720751
Structural Design (Lecture)
The module Structural Engineering teaches the
fundamental functions and modes of action of
the essential different structures (physical and
technical fundamentals) as well as the importance
of structural design in the architectural design
process in terms of form, function, sustainability
and design.
Appointment: Thu, 9:45 a.m. - 11:15 a.m.
First meeting: Thu, 26.10.23, 9:45 a.m.
Submission/Exam: Thu, 27.02.2024
Event format: On-Site
Language: German/English
La Magna, Riccardo