Teaching

Jan - 22 - 2015

FS2015 | Information Architecture of Cities

The elective course ‘Information Architecture of Cities’ opens a holistic view on existing and new cities, with focus on Asia. The goal is to better understand the city by going beyond the physical appearance and by focusing on different representations, properties and impact factors of the urban system. As course requirement, there will be three short exercises.

Jan - 22 - 2015

FS2015 | Digital Urban Simulation

Jan - 21 - 2015

FS2015 | Creative Data Mining

It is increasingly important to know how to work with big amounts of data - especially in such highly complex fields like architecture and urban planning. Thus participants will learn how to to create whole landscapes of designs in a semi-automatic manner.

Sep - 22 - 2014

HS2014 | Digital Urban Simulation

A solid knowledge of computational methods is an increasingly important key competence for future architects or urban planners. In this course you will learn how to analyze and generate spatial configurations with advanced computational methods.

Sep - 19 - 2014

HS2014 | Digital Urban Visualization. Understanding Dynamics

At what extent do we need to know the instrument called computer in order to not be ruled by it? The goal of this course is to learn the "language" of the computer, a programming language to better understand urban dynamics by plausibly visualize publicly available data.

Jul - 21 - 2014

HS2014 | Information Architecture of Cities

The elective course ‘Information Architecture of Cities’ opens a holistic view on existing and new cities, with focus on Asia. The goal is to better understand the city by going beyond the physical appearance and by focusing on different representations, properties and impact factors of the urban system. As course requirement, there will be three short exercises.

Jan - 16 - 2014

FS2014 | Information Architecture of Cities

The elective course ‘Information Architecture of Cities’ opens a holistic view on existing and new cities, with focus on Asia. The goal is to better understand the city by going beyond the physical appearance and by focusing on different representations, properties and impact factors of the urban system. As course requirement, there will be three short exercises.

Jan - 16 - 2014

FS2014 | Visualize ComplexCity

Jan - 16 - 2014

FS2014 | New Methods in Urban Analysis and Simulation

In the course ‘New Methods in Urban Analysis and Simulation’ spatial configurations are analyzed throughout computational methods. In a series of theory lectures we explore how the design and planning of cities can be evidence-based by using scientific methods.

Aug - 27 - 2013

HS2013 | New Methods in Urban Analysis and Simulation

In the course ‘New Methods in Urban Analysis and Simulation’ spatial configurations are analyzed throughout computational methods. In a series of theory lectures we explore how the design and planning of cities can be evidence-based by using scientific methods.

Aug - 26 - 2013

HS2013 | Information Architecture of Cities

The elective course ‘Information Architecture of Cities’ opens a holistic view on existing and new cities, with focus on Asia. The goal is to better understand the city by going beyond the physical appearance and by focusing on different representations, properties and impact factors of the urban system. As course requirement, there will be three short exercises.

Aug - 23 - 2013

HS2013 | Discover Urban Qualities

Jan - 24 - 2013

FS2013 | Visualize ComplexCity

starts on February 11th ! 

The students will learn how to visualize big data bulks in a meaningful way using Blender and Python. The goal is to make raw data visible by the generic means of program code (Python). The resulting visualizations will be incorporated into urban video footage by using animation and rendering tools of Blender.

Jan - 14 - 2013

FS2013 | Information Architecture of Cities

The elective course ‘Information Architecture of Cities’ opens a holistic view on existing and new cities, with focus on Asia. The goal is to better understand the city by going beyond the physical appearance and by focusing on different representations, properties and impact factors of the urban system. As course requirement, there will be three short exercises.

Sep - 12 - 2012

HS12 | Visualize ComplexCity

The weekly course Visualize ComplexCity investigates the use of parametric modeling methods in Grasshopper coupled with the visualization/animation methods provided by Blender 3D in application to urban design challenges. Fridays 13:00-16:00 | 4 ETCS | 051-0725-12L | PDF

Aug - 22 - 2012

Seminar Week October 2012

For one week we will learn the basics of 3D animation during daytime and project the outcome of our exercises in the evening - here at Hönggerberg onto the facade of the Bistro. Have a look at our latest projections at "Stadtfest Baden" and at those shown last December here at Hönggerberg.

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Jan - 23 - 2012

Integrated / Course Elective: Public Projections

051-1228-12 U
Fridays 13:00 – 16:00, HIT H12

Learn 3D, can be counted as course elective too!
Keywords: Perspective Illusions, 3D Modeling / Rendering, Blender 3D, Percent for Art (Kunst am Bau), Baden Stadtfest, VFX, Urban Scale Interaction/Animations

Jan - 20 - 2012

SIMULATING URBAN DESIGN FUTURES

The elective course introduces the new area of Information Architecture. The underlying example is the Future Cities Laboratory in Singapore with its three scales small, medium, and large. Inspired by numerous built and virtual examples, the course discusses the consequences when information space and physical architecture merge [...]

Jan - 20 - 2012

Articulating Urban Complexities

The weekly workshop “Articulating Urban Complexities” investigates the use of parametric design tools for urban design. The exercise addresses contemporary computational challenges in urban design in order to provide students with practical knowledge in the field of architecture [...]

Jan - 17 - 2012

Major Course: NEWSIM

The course consists of lectures and exercises of state-of-the-art and emerging simulation methods that can assist urban planners, architects and landscape planners in the design process. The simulations are based on the stocks and flows model and include parameters such as density, transportation, materials, capital, sustainability and visualization.