Oskar von Miller Forum – Yearbook 2017/18

A BOOK ABOUT THE OSKAR VON MILLER FORUM

Yearbook 2017/18

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» CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERS THINK OF LIFE AS A WHOLE – AND NOT ONLY OF THE SOLU­T ION TO ONE PROBLEM – IN EVERY SINGLE SEGMENT OF THEIR WORK, IN EVERY ­SINGLE PROJECT. WILHELM VOSSENKUHL from the publication accompanying the exhibition “Visionaries and Everyday Heroes”

OSKAR VON MILLER FORUM Located in the heart of Munich and close to the Technical University of Munich, the Oskar von Miller Forum is an international meeting centre.

An independent educational initiative of the Bavarian construction industry, the Oskar von Miller Forum offers inspiration for the education of civil and environmental engineers, architects and construction technicians and supports them: › in their pursuit of excellence in terms of above-average professional qualification › in preparing them for an international career › in developing social skills

OVERVIEW Event rooms › Lecture hall on ground floor › Seminar room on the 7th floor

Apartments › 54 apartments for scholarship holders, of which: › 1 apartment with barrier-free access › 3 mother/father & child apartments › 1 project/work room for scholarship holders on the 2nd floor › 7 apartments for guest scientists

Common rooms › Bistro on the ground floor › Library on the ground floor

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Contents 2017› 1 › FOREWORDS

‹ 3 › LECTURES

‹ 5 › INHOUSE EVENTS

6 — Director 8 — Programme Advisory Council

30 — Keynote lectures 60 — Evening lectures & discussion sessions

84 — Workshops and discussion sessions 87 — Workshop talk 88 — Tandem presentations 93 — Seminars 95 — Welcome excursion 97 — Life at the Forum

‹ 2 › PROGRAMME 13 — Programme mandate 14 — Programme elements 22 — Calendar of events

‹ 4 › EXHIBITIONS 75 — Visionäre und Alltagshelden (Visionaries and Everyday Heroes) 81 — Annual exhibition of the scholarship holders

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JOINTLY ORGANISED EVENTS

102 — Calendar of events 105 — Munich Creative Business Week (Universal Design Exhibition)

‹ 7 › RESIDENTS

‹ 9 SPONSORSHIPS

108 — International network 119 — Alumni 120 — Award winners 124 — Guest scientists

134 — Owners and operators 135 — Project sponsors 137 — Team/Publishing information

‹ 8 › PRESS REPORTS 129 — Oskar von Miller Forum ­in ­the press

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MISSION The Oskar von Miller Forum has a programme mandate. Scientists from all over the world are invited to the Forum and contribute to the programme.

In addition, undergraduate and graduate students as well as construction technicians can receive a programme scholarship and live at the Forum. The open academic dialogue generates ideas and potential new approaches to education at the Technical University of Munich ( TUM ). In the light of its interdisciplinary and international orientation, the Oskar von Miller Forum is committed to the pursuit of excellence both in nurturing the talent of its scholarship holders and in all its other activities.

1› FOREWORDS The Oskar von Miller Forum – an international and interdisciplinary meeting centre for students, construction technicians and scientists in the field of construction.

6 — Director

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Director’s foreword

DEAR FRIENDS OF THE OSKAR VON MILLER FORUM, Innovativeness, entrepreneurship, design excellence and high performance are vital qualities of construction engineers. The services they provide, such as meeting safety and security needs, providing for water supply and wastewater treatment, energy conversion and power distribution, as well as creating the necessary infrastructure to ensure mobility, show that they make an essential contribution to a fulfilled life as we know it today. ­It is actually impossible to imagine a world without buildings, public utili­ ties and traffic routes.

Portraying the important role of construction engineers in our society and informing a broad public about their contribution was a major mission that we embraced together with the M:AI – Museum für Architektur und In­ge­ nieurkunst NRW by developing the exhibition Visionäre und Alltagshelden.

Ingenieure – Bauen – Zukunft (Visionaries and Everyday Heroes. Engineers – Construction – Future) and publishing an accompanying book.

In his lecture for the opening of the exhibition, the internationally renowned civil engineer Bill Addis discussed the trends in the civil engineering pro­ fessions.

Apart from the exhibition, our lecture programme in the past academic year once again addressed key issues such as globalisation, climate change, resource conservation, urbanisation and digitisation as well as public space design and availability.

In early December, for instance, Philipp Rode from the London School of Economics highlighted the challenges and opportunities of cities in the

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context of decentralisation, multi-level governance, integrated planning and local democracy.

As co-creator of the Ecological Footprint concept, Mathis Wackernagel pointed out the need for vast and rapid transformation of our cities in the light of global trends. Architect Dietmar Feichtinger provided insights into the design processes involved in his work.

At the beginning of the summer semester, architect Matthias Kohler from Gramazio Kohler Research outlined ways to establish a comprehensive digital construction culture.

Landscape architect James Corner, the first landscape architect ever to be awarded an honorary doctorate by the TUM in May 2018, presented new trends in urban landscaping, public space and environmental protec­ tion in his lecture.

At the close of the academic year, philosopher Julian Nida-Rümelin dis­ cussed the ethical aspects of digitisation in the field of construction.

Complementing curricular studies, all these topics are important elements that contribute to the training of future civil and environmental engi­ neers, architects and construction technicians in the spirit of promoting excellence.

I am happy to be able to offer you a look at our work over the past year in our latest yearbook and hope you enjoy reading it.

Werner Lang

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Programme Advisory Council’s foreword

FROM THE PROGRAMME ­A DVISORY COUNCIL There is an intensive ongoing debate about the future of engineer training1.

What skills should be taught? Has the introduction of Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees tarnished German engineer training? Is it therefore nec­ essary to define the contents of degree programmes “in detail,” as is presently being discussed by the Association for Programme Accredita­ tion in the Construction Fields, or is it enough to classify the engineering dis­ciplines according to the artefacts they deal with, such as buildings and infrastructure systems or machinery, to provide guidelines for the fur­ ther development of the curriculum in line with modern scientific findings?2 For instance, the latest developments in integrated mobility systems dem­ onstrate that we must rethink our current structures: The once useful differentiation between urban planning (Department of Architecture), road and traffic management (Department of Civil Engineering) and automo­ tive engineering (Department of Mechanical Engineering) must be recon­ sidered in order to find optimal solutions to meet the basic need for ­mobility by exploring unimagined possibilities. It is not enough for the en­ gineering departments to develop solutions from a delimited technical perspective, thereby failing to focus their attention on innovations and soci­ etal transformations that drive change or indeed result from change.

Integrated approaches are needed.

Our department-based university structure – with some TUM departments looking back on a tradition of 150 years this year – must not pose any obstacle in this regard. For this reason, we must not only help our future designers look beyond the confines of their own disciplines, but in fact encourage them to understand the other disciplines and to interact with them in their own work wherever necessary.

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This is not easy, particularly given the fact that we do not yet know the challenges our up-and-coming architects, engineers and construction technicians will be faced with in exercising their profession in the coming decades. Our approach at the TUM is to integrate the humanities, social sciences and political sciences in order to encourage an integral view that enables the necessary interaction of disciplines.

The Oskar von Miller Forum provides an excellent platform for future top performers to explore and discuss the interrelations between our ac­ tions with regard to societal, political, and ethical issues. It offers prepa­ ration par excellence for future challenges by fostering designers who think and act on a holistic intellectual basis, and preparation par excellence for us to continue developing the building and construction sector in ­innovative and successful ways.

Gerhard Müller

MEMBERS OF THE PROGRAMME ADVISORY COUNCIL: Hans Beer, Thomas Herzog, Vittorio Magnago Lampugnani, Gerhard Müller, Hans-Joachim Wolff

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Graham, R.: The global state of the art in engineering education, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT ), 3/2018.

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T U 9-Handreichung zur Kennzeichnung ingenieurwissenschaftlicher Studiengänge, 11/2017, http://www.tu9.de/media/docs/ tu9/ TU 9-Handreichung_Kennzeichnung%­ 20ingenieurwiss.%20Studi­ engänge_11.2017.pdf.

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» WE MUST NOT ONLY HELP OUR FUTURE ­DESIGNERS LOOK ­BEYOND THE CONFINES OF THEIR OWN DISCIPLINES, BUT IN FACT ENCOURAGE THEM TO ­UNDERSTAND THE OTHER ­DISCIPLINES AND TO INTERACT WITH THEM IN THEIR OWN WORK WHEREVER NECESSARY. GERHARD MÜLLER Vice President of the TUM and Member of the Programme Advisory Council of the Oskar von Miller Forum

‹2› PROGRAMME The Oskar von Miller Forum is a venue for forward-looking academic events focused on building.

13 — Programme mandate

14 — Programme elements

22 — Calendar of events

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» WE SEE NOW A GENERATION OF ­PLANNERS, ENGINEERS AND ­ARCHITECTS, WHO CAN ACTUALLY TALK TOGETHER [...] AND THAT’S GOOD NEWS. PHILIPP RODE London School of Economics

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Programme mandate The programme of the Oskar von Miller Forum is dedicated to the education of engineers in the field of construction at the Technical University of Munich. With an interdisciplinary and international orientation, it supports scholarship hold­ ers in their pursuit of excellence in both their own field of spe­ cialisation and in related disciplines.

The programme is directly related to the university education of building professionals. Linking to the traditional concept of the ‘master builder’ who possessed combined skills in all branches of building, the programme establishes connections and links between construction engineering, environmental engineering and surveying, between architecture and the artisan trades as well as social sciences, humanities, economics and natural sciences.

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Programme elements INSPIRATION – INTERDISCIPLINARY AND ­I NTERCULTURAL The programme of the Oskar von Miller Forum consists of three main com­ponents. The first component is guest scientists who, as scientists in residence, share their know-how and experience and are available as mentors for the scholarship holders. They contribute to and enrich the programme as well as day-to-day life at the Oskar von Miller Forum both from a professional and an intercultural point of view.

The second component is the public programme of events that provides inspiration for the students’ professional development. Internationally renowned experts hold sophisticated lectures on topics in construction engineering and related fields.

The third component is the intercultural and interdisciplinary exchange between the scholarship students, which is nurtured by living and work­ ing together.

For example, in tandem presentations, they share insights into their stud­ies or their research projects. A number of additional inhouse ­activities are organised by the residents on their own initiative. They furthermore enhance their social skills by taking part in personal ­development seminars.

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EXCELLENCE The Oskar von Miller Forum offers future civil and environmental engi­ neers, architects and construction technicians temporary accommo­ dation and contributes excellent ideas and inspiration to their education through its programme. In dialogue with guest scientists from across ­the globe, scholarship holders enhance and extend their interests and are thus prepared for working life with tasks spanning different disci­ plines. It is in this way that the Oskar von Miller Forum fosters their pur­ suit of excellence. The Oskar von Miller Forum considers technical ex­ pertise and social skills to lie at the heart of excellence. Characteristics like personal initiative, staying power, a sense of responsibility and spe­ cialist knowledge are of central importance, as are the ability and will­ ingness to communicate as well as taking appropriate actions and show­ ing reliability.

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CAREER ASSISTANCE Scholarship students are given the opportunity to receive personal assis­ tance and support to promote their career development through indivi­ dual counselling sessions with team members from the Oskar von Miller Forum. Questions discussed may relate to students’ professional devel­ opment, personal expectations regarding their future career path or spe­ cific feedback on their portfolios or CVs. Students can also obtain recom­ mendations concerning suitable further in-house or external training.

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LECTURES The Oskar von Miller Forum offers forward-looking academic events re­ lated to building. Excellent keynote and evening lectures are essential elements of the event programme. Focussed on securing the future and improving quality in construction engineering, they follow an interdisci­ plinary, intercultural, and innovative approach. Their emphasis is on top­ ics of current interest in engineering, architecture and other construc­ tion-related areas, also considering social trends and developments.

Keynote lectures address key topics in engineering across the disciplines, and the focus of the evening lectures is on issues of topical interest.

EXHIBITIONS In November 2017, the exhibition „Visionaries and Everyday Heroes“ of­ fered fascinating insights into the work of construction engineers and presented outstanding structures illustrating the excellence of an entire industry.

The scholarship holders of the Oskar von Miller Forum presented their projects in an annual exhibition at the summer party.

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INHOUSE EVENTS Workshops Excellent scientists are invited as mentors for the scholarship holders in the framework of the Scientists-in-Residence programme. They share their expertise with the residents in workshops and other events. In addi­ tion, the scientists take an active part in the inhouse programme and day-to-day life at the Oskar von Miller Forum.

Workshop talks and alumni evenings The workshop talks are a source of inspiration for residents to plan their future careers. For instance, entrepreneurs explain how to start up a com­ pany and provide insight into their everyday work.

During the Alumni Networking Event, scholarship students receive helpful advice from former residents for starting their career and begin building important networks for their professional life.

Tandem presentations All scholarship students present essential aspects of their work or pro­ jects in the form of tandem presentations. In this way, residents engage ­in an interdisciplinary exchange of knowledge and experience. In addition, by organising the work on their own, they define their own priorities and develop their personal strengths beyond their particular field of spe­ cialisation.

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Personal development seminars Seminars prepare scholarship holders for their future role as leaders in industry, teaching and research in the building and construction sector.

First and foremost, they receive training in the integrative skills of percep­ tion and communication. Topics such as job interview training, employee management, conversational skills and international etiquette are ad­ dressed. The seminars are tailored to meet the individual needs of the resi­ dents in cooperation with professional trainers.

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Welcome excursion, summer party and Christmas party At the beginning of each winter semester, a joint excursion takes place to encourage the integration of new scholarship holders and create a basis for a positive community spirit.

The summer party offers scholarship holders and guest scientists the opportunity to meet alumni and build effective social and professional networks.

A Christmas party gives the scholarship holders and guest scientists the opportunity to pause and look back on the past year.

JOINTLY ORGANISED EVENTS External organisers have the opportunity to use the Oskar von Miller Forum as a venue for events themed around construction and building. Scholar­ ship students are invited to attend them and receive additional career in­spiration. Sophisticated academic content related to construction engi­ neering is the basis for all events held at the Oskar von Miller Forum.

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DECEMBER 2017

JANUARY 2018

PHILIPP RODE Frontiers of City Governance

MATHIS WACKERNAGEL One-Planet Cities

05.12.2017

Tandem presentation | Caroline Oliveira/David Richter

07.12.2017

Keynote lecture | Philipp Rode | London School of Economics | Frontiers of City Governance

08.12.2017

Workshop with keynote speaker | Philipp Rode

12.12.2017

Presentation | Master’s thesis Laura Favre-Bully

14.12.2017

Christmas party

19.12.2017

Tandem presentation | Isabel Kriegl/Thomas Boekels

09.01.2018

Lecture | Francis Kéré | Serpentine Pavilion

11.01.2018 OVERVIEW OF OURLecture and discussion | Kai-Uwe Bletzinger (Technical University of Munich)/ Knut Göppert (sbp) | Innovative structures and methods EVENT PROGRAMME 12.01./ 13.01.2018

Leadership seminar | Antje Ireland | Presentation skills

16.01.2018

Tandem presentation | Gabrilla Stern/Badr Ghammad

18.01.2018

Keynote lecture | Mathis Wackernagel | Global Footprint Network | One-Planet Cities

23.01.2018

Tandem presentation | Omar El Mekati/Maria Chebotarenko

30.01.2018

Tandem presentation | Carla Heym/Bodhinanda Chandra

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FEBRUARY 2018

APRIL 2018

DIETMAR FEICHTINGER Aesthetics – Technology – Space – Location

MATTHIAS KOHLER The Robotic Touch

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KEYNOTE LECTURES

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EVENING LECTURES

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WORKSHOP TALK

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WORKSHOPS AND ­D ISCUSSION SESSIONS

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TANDEM PRESENTATIONS MAI 2018 LEADERSHIP SEMINARS JAMES CORNER EXHIBITIONS The City, Public Space and New Ecologies SUMMER PARTY

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WELCOME EXCURSION

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CHRISTMAS PARTY

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01.02.2018

Keynote lecture | Dietmar Feichtinger | Dietmar Feichtinger Architectes 17 EVENTS IN COOPERATION Aesthetics – Technology – Space – Location

08.02.2018

Alumni evening

10.04.2018

Tandem presentation | Merve Yildirim/Benjamin Slosharek

19.04.2018

Keynote lecture | Matthias Kohler | Gramazio Kohler Research | ETH Zürich The Robotic Touch

20.04.2018

Discussion with keynote speaker | Matthias Kohler

24.04.2018

Lecture | Fritz Frenkler | Technical University of Munich | Chair of Industrial Design

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Workshop with guest scientist | Antonio Formisano Tandem presentation | Yonne-Luca Hack/Johannes Matics Leadership seminar | Antje Ireland | Leading myself in the working world Workshop EVENTSwith guest scientist | Massimo Carraturo

15.05.2018

Tandem presentation | Florian Lieb/Simon Müller

17.05.2018

Keynote lecture James Corner Field Operations The City, Public Space and New Ecologies

22.05.2018

Tandem presentation | Isabella Deininger/Kevin Gehrke

24.05.2018

Workshop with guest scientist | Bill Addis

29.05.2018

Tandem presentation | Berfin Bayram/Shi Yin

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12.10./ 13.10.2017

Welcome excursion

17.10.2017

Leadership start seminar | Antje Ireland

24.10.2017

Tandem presentation | Drilon Gubetini/Johannes Diller

03.11./ 04.11.2017

Leadership seminar | Antje Ireland | Working with others in a team, managing different interests and cultures

07.11.2017

Tandem presentation | Juliette Ambi/Simon Stanglmayr

09.11.2017

Keynote lecture | Bill Addis | University of Cambridge Structural engineering – yesterday and today Opening of the exhibition

10.11.2017– 14.01.2018

Exhibition: Visionaries and Everyday Heroes. Engineers – ­Construction – Future

15.11.2017

Tandem presentation | Gairik Bhattacharya/Jasmin Herberger

16.11.2017

Lecture and discussion | Daniel Straub (Technical University of Munich)/Norbert Gebbeken (Bayerische Ingenieurekammer-Bau)­ Risk management in the construction industry

21.11.2017

Tandem presentation | Magdalena Fuchs/Thilo Donhauser

23.11.2017

Lecture | Christian Schwarz | BBT SE | The Brenner Base Tunnel challenge

30.11.2017

Lecture and discussion | Annette Bögle HafenCity University Hamburg

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JANUARY 2018

PHILIPP RODE Frontiers of City Governance

MATHIS WACKERNAGEL One-Planet Cities

05.12.2017

Tandem presentation | Caroline Oliveira/David Richter

07.12.2017

Keynote lecture | Philipp Rode | London School of Economics | Frontiers of City Governance

08.12.2017

Workshop with keynote speaker | Philipp Rode

12.12.2017

Presentation | Master’s thesis Laura Favre-Bully

14.12.2017

Christmas party

19.12.2017

Tandem presentation | Isabel Kriegl/Thomas Boekels

09.01.2018

Lecture | Francis Kéré | Serpentine Pavilion

11.01.2018

Lecture and discussion | Kai-Uwe Bletzinger (Technical University of Munich)/ Knut Göppert (sbp) | Innovative structures and methods

12.01./ 13.01.2018

Leadership seminar | Antje Ireland | Presentation skills

16.01.2018

Tandem presentation | Gabrilla Stern/Badr Ghammad

18.01.2018

Keynote lecture | Mathis Wackernagel | Global Footprint Network | One-Planet Cities

23.01.2018

Tandem presentation | Omar El Mekati/Maria Chebotarenko

30.01.2018

Tandem presentation | Carla Heym/Bodhinanda Chandra

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FEBRUARY 2018

APRIL 2018

MAI 2018

DIETMAR FEICHTINGER Aesthetics – Technology – Space – Location

MATTHIAS KOHLER The Robotic Touch

JAMES CORNER The City, Public Space and New Ecologies

01.02.2018

Keynote lecture | Dietmar Feichtinger | Dietmar Feichtinger Architectes Aesthetics – Technology – Space – Location

08.02.2018

Alumni evening

10.04.2018

Tandem presentation | Merve Yildirim/Benjamin Slosharek

19.04.2018

Keynote lecture | Matthias Kohler | Gramazio Kohler Research | ETH Zürich The Robotic Touch

20.04.2018

Discussion with keynote speaker | Matthias Kohler

24.04.2018

Lecture | Fritz Frenkler | Technical University of Munich | Chair of Industrial Design

26.04.2018

Workshop with guest scientist | Antonio Formisano

03.05.2018

Tandem presentation | Yonne-Luca Hack/Johannes Matics

04.05./ 05.05.2018

Leadership seminar | Antje Ireland | Leading myself in the working world

08.05.2018

Workshop with guest scientist | Massimo Carraturo

15.05.2018

Tandem presentation | Florian Lieb/Simon Müller

17.05.2018

Keynote lecture James Corner Field Operations The City, Public Space and New Ecologies

22.05.2018

Tandem presentation | Isabella Deininger/Kevin Gehrke

24.05.2018

Workshop with guest scientist | Bill Addis

29.05.2018

Tandem presentation | Berfin Bayram/Shi Yin

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Keynote lecture | Julian Nida-Rümelin | LMU | Ethics and Digitisation

12.06.2018

Tandem presentation | Anna Gonchar/Thomas Willington

14.06.2018

Evening lecture | Annette Hillebrandt | Bergische Universität Wuppertal Urban Mining Design

15.06.2018

Workshop | Annette Hillebrandt

19.06.2018

Tandem presentation | Christoph Schmöller/Isabella Traeger

22.06.2018

Summer party

22.06.– 31.07.2018

Annual exhibition of the scholarship holders

26.06.2018

Tandem presentation | Anna Aroyan/Michael Schäfers

28.06.2018

Workshop with guest scientist | Marzia Loddo

03.07.2018

Tandem presentation | Fabian Diewald/Michael Mändl

05.07.2018

Workshop talk | SCHANKULA Architekten | bauart Konstruktions GmbH & Co.KG Munich

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» IN MY OPINION, WE SHOULD ­DEVELOP PROJECTS TOGETHER [WITH CIVIL ENGINEERS].

DIETMAR FEICHTINGER Architect

‹3› LECTURES The independent event programme of the Oskar von ­Miller Forum focuses on interdisciplinary topics in ­civil ­engineering.

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BILL ADDIS University of Cambridge [Cambridge, United Kingdom] Structural Engineering – ­Yesterday and Today

PHILIPP RODE London School of Economics [London, United Kingdom] Frontiers of City Governance

MATHIS WACKERNAGEL Global Footprint Network [Oakland, USA] One-Planet Cities

DIETMAR FEICHTINGER Dietmar Feichtinger Architectes [Paris, Vienna] Aesthetics – Technology – Space – Location

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MATTHIAS KOHLER Gramazio Kohler Research ETH Zürich [Zurich, Switzerland] The Robotic Touch

JAMES CORNER James Corner Field Operations [New York, USA] The City, Public Space and New Ecologies

JULIAN NIDA-RÜMELIN LMU München [Munich, Germany] Ethics and Digitisation

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Munich › Bill Addis discussing with scholarship holders of the ­Oskar von ­Miller Forum

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Structural ­Engineering – Yesterday and Today BILL ADDIS UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE

Civil engineer Bill Addis has been studying the history of construction engineering and building materials for nearly 40 years, with a par­ti­ cular focus on the historical dimension in the professional practice of civil engineering. In addition, he is chairman of the editorial ­committee of Engineering History and Heritage, the magazine published by the Institution of Civil Engineers in London. For several years he has been a member of the scientific advisory committees for the Spanish, French and British construction history congresses as well as for the international congresses in Cambridge, Cottbus, Paris, Chicago and Brussels. In collaboration with the Institution of Civil Engineers, he is presently developing a database providing information about engineers working in heritage conservation. In the sum­ mer semester of 2018, he was a visiting professor at the TUM ’s Chair of Structural Design.

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STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING – ­Y ESTERDAY AND TODAY › Bill Addis

In the late eighteenth century, a major factor that prepared the ground for modern structural design was the introduction of cast and wrought iron, which replaced conventional building materials such as stone, timber and brick. This meant that engineers had to develop new ways of using these materials for unprecedented types of structures such as railway bridges and stations. For the first time, load-bearing structures had to be optimised in terms of minimising both cost and weight. The structural design pro­ cess differs fundamentally from the architectural design process. Firstly, it involves developing structures that meet both architectural and func­ tional needs. Secondly, it must be ensured that these forms function as efficient load-bearing structures and reliably transfer all loads imposed on them, such as self-weight, wind and seismic loads, down to sturdy foundations.

In his lecture, Bill Addis also described the beginnings of engineer train­ ing in various European countries and the emergence of the professions of civil and structural engineers.

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SYON HOUSE United Kingdom | London Architect/engineer Charles Fowler (1792–1867), cast iron, wrought iron and glass, around 1820

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London › Oxford Circus

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Frontiers of City ­Governance PHILIPP RODE LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS

Philipp Rode is Executive Director of the international research centre LSE Cities and Associate Professorial Research Fellow at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE ). The focus of his current research work is on institutional structures and ­governance capacities of cities and on sustainable urban development, transport and mobility. He is co-directing the cities workstream ­of the Global Commission on the Economy and Climate and has co-led the United Nations Habitat III Policy Unit on Urban Governance. ­He has previously led the coordination of the chapters on Green Cities and Green Buildings for the United Nations Environment Pro­ gramme’s Green Economy Report.

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PRINCIPAL ELEMENTS OF CITY GOVERNANCE Influence of different levels of government

Land-use planning

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Culture

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Utilities

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Housing

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Police and security

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Environment

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Economic development

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Education

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City State

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Health

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Local public transport

Social welfare office

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Metropolitan region Others

Cities and their governance structures are at the centre of the current urban development debate.

Philipp Rode presented new insights from various cities, comparative per­ spectives on different forms of urban administration and global agendas.

All these measures are aimed at further strengthening urban governance structures. Regardless of whether managing the relationships between urban planning and transport policy or between local economic develop­ ment and climate change, the concept of urban governance implies deal­ ing with highly complex constellations requiring both stable institutions and enabling change.

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The lecture highlighted challenges and opportunities in the context of de­ centralisation, multi-level governance, integrated planning and local democracy. It also discussed discrepancies between research and prac­ tice, tensions between politics and technocracy, increasing digitisation and innovations in governance.

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One-Planet Cities MATHIS WACKERNAGEL G LOBAL FOOTPRINT NETWORK

Mathis Wackernagel is co-creator of the Ecological Footprint concept and CEO of the Global Footprint Network, an international thinktank that focuses on bringing about a sustainable human economy in which all can thrive within the means of one planet. He advises governments, corporations and international NGO s worldwide on sustainability and holds numerous lectures. In addition, he has won prestigious awards, such as the 2015 IAIA Global Environment Award, the 2012 Blue Planet Prize, the 2012 Binding Nature and Envi­ ronmental Prize, the 2012 Kenneth E. Boulding Memorial Award, the 2011 Zayed International Prize for the Environment and the 2007 Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship.

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The world’s urban population is expected to double by 2050. Seven to eight billion people will then be living in cities. If we comply with the ­Paris Climate Agreement, the use of fossil fuel should cease well before 2050. Mathis Wackernagel stressed that if cities want to be resilient and successful, they need to find ways to provide for healthy and thriving lives within the resource budget of planet Earth. These cities are one-planet cities.

Since infrastructures have decades- or century-long lifespans, foresight is crucial for adapting cities to future challenges. Vice versa, postponing

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POSTPONING FORWARD-THINKING ACTION AND CONTINUING TO PROMOTE RESOURCE-­ INEFFICIENT INFRASTRUCTURE WILL CAUSE LASTING LIABILITIES. MATHIS WACKERNAGEL Global Footprint Network

forward-thinking action and continuing to promote resource-inefficient infrastructure will cause lasting liabilities.

In his lecture, Mathis Wackernagel answered many fundamental questions about this subject matter: How can we achieve the vast and rapid trans­ formation of our cities necessary in the face of global trends? How can we harness foresight and innovation and turn the possible into reality? How much effort will it take? Is the outcome worth the effort?

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Normandy | France › Pedestrian bridge to Mont-Saint-Michel

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Aesthetics – Technology – Space – ­Location DIETMAR FEICHTINGER D IETMAR FEICHTINGER ARCHITECTES

The Austrian architect Dietmar Feichtinger founded Dietmar Feichtinger Architectes in Paris in 1994. A branch office in Vienna was added in 2002. Dietmar Feichtinger has been teaching at various universities including the University of Paris VI - La Villette, RWTH Aachen Uni­ versity, and the Universities of Innsbruck and Vienna. He was admitted to Berlin Akademie der Künste in 2014. His work has been award­ ed numerous prizes. The pedestrian bridge Passerelle Simone-de-Beauvoir in Paris alone won five prizes. In 2017, the Passerelle de la Paix (Footbridge of Peace) in Lyon was awarded the German Steel Engineering Award, in 2015 the bridge to Mont-Saint-Michel won the French steel construction award Trophées Eiffel, and in 2008 the Three Countries Bridge crossing the Rhine River won the German Bridge Engineering Award.

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AESTHETICS – TECHNOLOGY – ­S PACE – LOCATION › Dietmar Feichtinger

In a presentation of his projects, Dietmar Feichtinger illustrated the rela­ tionship between spatial perception, technical implementation and beauty.

He described the influence of various geographical situations, urban spac­ es and natural landscapes on the design process. In this way, the inter­ pretation of design tasks becomes the stimulating element of his projects, and everything is developed starting from a constructional and spatial approach.

PASSERELLE SIMONE-DE-BEAUVOIR France | Paris

Dietmar Feichtinger also highlighted that he tries to find a specific answer to each design task and location, whether embedded in an urban or land­ scape context.

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The projects presented included schools, sport facilities and swimming pools, office and residential buildings, as well as bridges in various ­European cities. Dietmar Feichtinger also described his most recent proj­ ect – the design of a security barrier around the Eiffel Tower in Paris protecting it from attacks.

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Flight Assembled Architecture › Drones building a wall at ETH Zurich’s ­robotics lab

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The Robotic Touch HOW ROBOTS CHANGE ARCHITECTURE M ATTHIAS KOHLER GRAMAZIO KOHLER RESEARCH | ETH ZURICH

Architect Matthias Kohler is professor of architecture and digital fabrication at the Department of Architecture at the ETH Zurich. He founded Gramazio & Kohler Architects together with Fabio Gramazio in 2000. In 2005, having taken up their research activities at the ETH Zurich, they established the first robotic laboratory worldwide for non-standardised fabrication processes in architecture, thereby creating a new field of research. The work of Gramazio Kohler Research includes construction projects such as the robot-fabricated brick façade for the Gantenbein winery (2006), exhibition installations such as Rock Print (2015) and the Design of Robotic Fabricated High Rises studio for the digital design of robot-built high-rises in Singapore (2012/13).

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THE ROBOTIC TOUCH › Matthias Kohler

The emergence of digital design methods, advances in robotic and sensor technologies and the possibility to combine the knowledge of numerous disciplines in a single digital process have opened up new possibilities in architecture and construction. Industrial robots are some of the most important tools in this development, for they transfer the rapid progress in digitisation to the physical world.

MUSEUM VILLA BERNASCONI – IRIDESCENCE PRINT

Gramazio Kohler Research are pioneers in the research of robotic pro­ cesses in architecture. They are not only interested in technological ­progress, but also in the question of how to create a comprehensive digi­

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tal construction culture. Portraying such a construction culture, Matthias Kohler presented a selection of his most important projects such as the Programmed Wall (2006), explained central concepts such as “digital ma­ teriality” and surprised the audience with fascinating exhibition projects such as Rock Print at the 2015 Chicago Architecture Biennial. Built projects such as the roof for the Arch_ Tec_Lab at the ETH Zü rich or the DFAB HOUSE , which is presently being built, demonstrated the arrival of new digital methods in the contemporary world to the audience.

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New York › High Line Park

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The City, ­Public Space and New ­Ecologies JAMES CORNER J AMES CORNER FIELD OPERATIONS

James Corner is CEO of James Corner Field Operations, a landscape architecture and urban design practice operating worldwide, with offices in New York City, San Francisco, London and Shenzhen. His work won the National Design Award, the American Academy of Arts and Letters award in architecture, the Daimler-Chrysler Design Excellence Award and the AA &D Black Pencil Award. His works have been exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art and the Cooper-Hewitt Design Museum in New York, at the National Building Museum in Washington DC , at the Royal Academy of Art in London and at the Venice Biennale. He is the author of several books, including The High Line (Phaidon, 2015), The Landscape Imagination (Princeton, 2014) and Taking Measures Across the American Landscape (Yale, 1996).

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THE CITY, PUBLIC SPACE AND NEW ECOLOGIES › James Corner

TONGVA PARK USA | SANTA MONICA

Cities all over the world have undergone massive growth and change over the past 50 years. Today, more people than ever live in cities, generating new demands on the public space, on ecosystems and on the need for infrastructural improvements. In his lecture, the British landscape archi­ tect James Corner presented new trends in the fields of urban landscape design, public space and environmental protection. In addition, he pre­ sented projects implemented by his firm, James Corner Field Operations, such as the High Line Park, an abandoned freight train track in New York, Shenzhen’s new Qienhai district and the new waterfront in Seattle.

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The most significant public urban planning projects by James Corner in­ clude London’s South Park at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Santa ­Monica’s Tongva Park, Chicago’s Navy Pier, the Cleveland Public Square, Philadelphia’s Race Street Pier and Hong Kong’s Salisbury Gardens.

In May 2018, James Corner was the first landscape architect to be award­ ed an honorary doctorate by the TUM ’s Department of Architecture.

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Heading towards the future › Artificial intelligence

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Ethics and Digitisation JULIAN NIDA-RÜMELIN LMU MUNICH

Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. Julian Nida-Rümelin, former Minister of State, is Director of the Chair of Philosophy and Political Theory at LudwigMaximilians-Universität München, where he heads the extra-occupational Master’s programme in Philosophy, Politics and Business.

In recent years, he has engaged in profound studies of anthropological, epistemological and technology-related philosophical issues.

Julian Nida-Rümelin is a member of the Berlin Academy of Sciences and the European Academy of Sciences. In addition, he has headed the cultural research group of the Bavarian Digitisation Centre (Zentrum Digitalisierung Bayern, ZD .B) since 2017.

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THERE’S NO WAY TO ESCAPE ­RESPONSIBILITY. JULIAN NIDA-RÜMELIN „Über Grenzen denken“ (Published by edition Körber-Stiftung, Hamburg 2017)

ETHICS AND DIGITISATION › Julian Nida-Rümelin

By engaging Julian Nida-Rümelin, the Oskar von Miller Forum presented one of the most renowned German philosophers to discuss topics around ethics and digitisation. Following a philosophical excursion, he explored the opportunities that will emerge for society through artificial intelligence.

Examples included autonomous driving and care robots. According to Nida-Rümelin, digitisation in Germany has so far made a modest contri­ bution to productivity development. In his view, this is due to the fact that the project of a networked Industry 4.0 is still at its very beginnings.

Julian Nida-Rümelin underlined that central humanistic educational ideals are becoming more important than ever as the digitisation of technology, economics and culture progresses. Mere knowledge of facts is a declining asset, given that any machine will outpace humans in this regard. The ability to critically assess facts and to keep a clear overview in a world of overabundant data is vital.

The conclusion of the evening was that the implementation of technologi­ cal possibilities must consistently be based on human values.

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NORBERT GEBBEKEN DANIEL STRAUB Bayerische Ingenieure­ Technical University kammer-Bau­ of Munich [Munich, Germany] [Munich, Germany] Risk management in the construction industry

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ANNETTE BÖGLE HCU HafenCity University ­Hamburg [Hamburg, Germany] Cultural and social ­responsibility

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[Innsbruck, Austria] The Brenner Base Tunnel ­Challenge

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KAI-UWE BLETZINGER KNUT GÖPPERT Technical University sbp schlaich bergermann of Munich partner [Munich, Germany] [Stuttgart, Germany] Innovative structures and methods

ANNETTE HILLEBRANDT Bergische Universität ­Wuppertal [Wuppertal, Germany] Urban Mining Design. Planning for the age of recycling

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NORBERT GEBBEKEN B AYERISCHE INGENIEURE­ KAMMER-BAU

DANIEL STRAUB T ECHNICAL UNIVERSITY ­O F MUNICH­

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during the discussion (from left to right)

The construction industry makes a vital contribution to our economic pros­ perity as well as safety and security in our society. At the same time, the construction industry is a risk factor. These were the topics of a dis­ cussion with the scholarship holders of the Oskar von Miller Forum ­asking: How (un)safe is building? Where do the major risks arise and how can they be better managed? And why can building sometimes be too safe?

Daniel Straub and Norbert Gebbeken as well as the Oskar von Miller ­Forum‘s scholarship holders Klara-Maria Santer, Klemen Domjan and Antal Csuka spoke about risk management in the construction industry and then discussed the topic with the audience.

The discussion session took place as part of the exhibition Visionaries and Everyday Heroes. Engineers – Construction – Future.

NORBERT GEBBEKEN Bayerische Ingenieurekammer-Bau Germany DANIEL STRAUB Technical University of Munich Germany Univ.-Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Norbert Gebbeken is President of the Bayerische Ingenieure­ kammer-Bau (Bavarian Chamber of Civil Engineers). Prof. Dr. Daniel Straub heads the Risk Analysis and Reliability division of the TUM ’s Department of Civil, Geo and Envi­ ronmental Engineering.

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The Brenner ­Base Tunnel Challenge­ CHRISTIAN SCHWARZ BBT SE | INNSBRUCK

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‹ BRENNER BASE TUNNEL Italy | Austria

Tunnels provide safe, fast, all-weather connectivity. For this reason, tun­ nels built in many European Alpine regions have been driving their eco­ nomic development. One current cutting-edge project in tunnel construc­ tion is the Brenner Base Tunnel (BBT ) to link Austria and Italy. Carved through the Alps over a distance of 64 km, it will be the world’s longest underground railway link. It consists of a complex tunnel system that meets the highest safety standards in tunnel construction.

Christian Schwarz presented the European dimension of the Brenner Base Tunnel project, providing insight into innovative methods and techniques of tunnel construction.

The discussion session took place as part of the exhibition Visionaries and Everyday Heroes. Engineers – Construction – Future.

CHRISTIAN SCHWARZ BBT SE | Innsbruck Geophysicist Christian Schwarz has been in charge of developing and establishing the geophysical exploration activities ac­ companying tunnel excavation works at BBT SE since 2015. BBT SE is a European corporation for the construction of the railway tunnel between Austria and Italy.

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Cultural and ­Social ­Responsibility ANNETTE BÖGLE HAFENCITY UNIVERSITY | HAMBURG

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‹ BENJAMIN SLOSHAREK, ­A NNETTE BÖGLE, JOHANNES DILLER during the discussion (from left to right)

While being responsible for the safety of the structures they have designed, engineers have also been taking on ever more cultural and social re­ sponsibility. This is indeed vital in the light of the increasing complexity of tasks and immense technological developments.

Annette Bögle pointed out that if engineers are aware of their cultural and social responsibility on top of their profound engineering skills, this may bring about new processes and methods that offer efficient solutions to contemporary social demands. Following her lecture, scholarship holders Johannes Diller and Benjamin Slosharek presented several major proj­ ects that involved long and complex construction processes. The discus­ sion that followed was led by Oliver Fischer, Professor of Concrete and Masonry Structures at the Technical University of Munich.

The discussion session took place as part of the exhibition Visionaries and Everyday Heroes. Engineers – Construction – Future.

ANNETTE BÖGLE HafenCity University | Hamburg Annette Bögle has been Professor of Design and Structural Analysis at the HafenCity University of Hamburg since 2011. The focus of her teaching and research activities is on lightweight and membrane structures, the history of civil engineering, innovative digital design methods and interdisciplinary cooperation. In addition, she is the present Dean of the degree programme in civil engineering.

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Innovative Structures and Methods KAI-UWE BLETZINGER T ECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF MUNICH

KNUT GÖPPERT SBP SCHLAICH BERGERMANN PARTNER | STUTTGART

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‹ KAI-UWE BLETZINGER, KNUT GÖPPERT, DRILON GUBETINI, SIMONE CREPAZ during the discussion (from left to right)

Today, transformable structures are an important element of architecture.

Designers are called upon to provide answers to aspects such as struc­ tural design, opening mechanisms, loads and not least design. In a brief keynote lecture, Knut Göppert presented projects planned or implement­ ed worldwide by sbp schlaich bergermann partner, outlining the relevance of these topics and providing insights into the complex world of transform­ able roofs.

Kai-Uwe Bletzinger explored this topic further, presenting innovative struc­ tures and construction methods. The Oskar von Miller Forum’s scholar­ ship holders Drilon Gubetini and Simone Crepaz then explained the novel concept of the retractable roof for the Verona Arena. They also described the methods of the Chair of Structural Analysis as applied in the Ponte Muscemi in Basilicata, as well as their own study projects.

The presentations were followed by a discussion with the audience.

The discussion session took place as part of the exhibition Visionaries and Everyday Heroes. Engineers – Construction – Future.

KAI-UWE BLETZINGER Technical University of Munich KNUT GÖPPERT sbp schlaich bergermann partner Stuttgart Dipl.-Ing. Knut Göppert has been a partner of the Stuttgart-based firm schlaich bergermann partner since 1998 and in 2002 became one of the four directors of the firm, which operates branch offices in Berlin, New York, São Paulo, Shanghai and Paris. Prof. Dr.-Ing. Kai-Uwe Bletzinger heads the Chair of Structural Analysis at the Technical University of Munich.

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Urban Mining Design

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PLANNING FOR THE AGE OF RECYCLING ANNETTE HILLEBRANDT BERGISCHE UNIVERSITÄT WUPPERTAL

outside the building sector

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reutilisation

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Quality preservation Quality preservation in biotic cycle Lower quality loss Higher quality loss

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In her lecture, architect Annette Hillebrandt gave an overview of the Urban­ Mining design strategy as a factor contributing to the “material transition.”

Building according to the Urban Mining concept means following a strategy of cycle-orientated planning geared towards the “circular economy.” It involves enabling long-term multiple uses while at the same time employ­ ing building methods that facilitate the precise disassembly of structures into their component materials, hence creating efficient recyclability.

“It will be important to implement the goal of resource-efficient construc­ tion in the training of future architects and to supply as much information as possible to students and professionals alike. There is a huge knowledge deficit when it comes to resource-efficient building materials and con­ struction methods, and this must be systematically reduced.” (Annette Hillebrandt at the IRBAU 2017).

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ANNETTE HILLEBRANDT Bergische Universität Wuppertal Univ. Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Annette Hillebrandt has headed the Chair of Structural Design, Archi­tectural Design and Materials Science at the University of Wuppertal since 2013.

At the same time she co-heads the Colognebased architecture firm ms ah Architecture together with Martin Schneider.

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» AT THE END OF THE DAY, ­IT’S ALL ABOUT PEOPLE ... ­IT’S ALL ABOUT HOW WE ­CREATE CITIES THAT ARE GREAT TO LIVE IN. JAMES CORNER Landscape architect

‹4› EXHIBITIONS Exhibitions themed around construction engineering ­document the innovativeness of the building sector.

75 — Visionäre und Alltagshelden

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81 — Annual exhibition of the scholarship holders

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Exhibition › Visitors immersed in the history of revolutionary works ­of engineering­

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Visionaries and Everyday Heroes E NGINEERS – CONSTRUCTION – FUTURE Civil engineers play the leading role in the exhibition Visionäre und All­tags­ helden. Ingenieure – Bauen – Zukunft (Visionaries and Everyday ­Heroes.

Engineers – Construction – Future). As inventors, designers, entrepreneurs and doers, they ensure that society’s basic needs are met.

The exhibition aimed to explore the profession of structural engineers and the construction sector as a key industry in economic, social and soci­etal terms. At the same time, it portrayed the fascinating and diverse range of services offered by engineers and hence by the construction industry in all facets: captivating, comprehensive, innovative and solu­ tion-oriented. Looking back on history and focussing on current projects, it presented renowned engineers, their networks and innovations as well as outstanding buildings against the background of the respective social, economic and political influences.

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HANS-JOACHIM WOLFF (LEFT) ­M ICHAEL KORDON (RIGHT) Welcoming speeches and keynote ­addresses

Thomas Schmid, chief executive of the Bavarian Construction Industry Association (Bayerischer Bauindustrieverband) and Dipl.-Ing. Univ. ­Michael Kordon, 1st vice president of the Bavarian Chamber of Civil Engi­ neers (Bayerische Ingenieurekammer-Bau) gave welcoming speeches at the opening of the exhibition on 9 November 2017.

Dr.-Ing. Hans-Joachim Wolff, former chief executive of Dyckerhoff und Widmann AG, a member of the expert committee who played a key role in shaping the exhibition, underlined the importance of presenting the work of civil engineers and its social impact to a large audience.

Peter Köddermann, curator of the M:AI – Museum für Architektur und Ingenieurkunst NRW, gave an introduction to the exhibition. Then the

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renowned researcher and civil engineer Bill Addis from the University of Cambridge gave a keynote address about structural engineering ­yesterday and today.

The Oskar von Miller Forum developed the exhibition in cooperation with the M:AI – Museum für Architektur und Ingenieurkunst NRW. ­The ­exhibition­was featured at stadtbauraum Gelsen­kirchen from 17 May to 1 July 2018 and then returned to Munich to the Technical University, where it was shown from 6 July to 31 August 2018 to commemorate the university’s 150th anniversary. The exhibition is scheduled to be shown ­at further locations.

A book accompanying the exhibition was published by DETAIL Verlag.

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MICHAEL KORDON, PETER KÖDDERMANN, ­T HOMAS SCHMID, DIRK BÜHLER UND BILL ADDIS (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT)

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History meets contemporary engineering The first part of the exhibition presented the history of construction in the context of social, political and economic events with a unique focus on connections and networks among eminent engineers, inventors and entre­ preneurs. A three-dimensional portrayal allowed visitors to learn more about the collaboration of leading figures in the history of building and to discover unexpected interconnections.

The second part of the exhibition presented recent architectural engineer­ ing highlights. The building process of spectacular and innovative struc­ tures in the sectors of transport/mobility, water, energy and building engi­ neering was presented in photos, illustrations, models and videos. The focus was on spectacular structures, such as the novel suspension/ca­ ble-stayed Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge in Istanbul, which spans 1408 me­ tres over the Bosporus, connecting Europe with Asia. The Bavarian Zug­ spitzbahn in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, an aerial cable car that carries half a million passengers annually to the top of the Germany’s highest mountain, was another example of excellence in engineering.

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Designing, Planning, Building A NNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE ­S CHOLARSHIP ­H OLDERS At the summer party, the scholarship students presented an overview of their projects at the TUM and the College for Construction Engi­neer­ing (Städtische Fachschule für Bautechnik). The annual ex­hibition was themed around architecture, environmental and civil ­engi­neer­ing, and the skilled trades. The students, doctoral candidates and construction tech­nicians organised and created the exhibition on their own.

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» DIGITISATION DOES NOT ­A LIENATE US FROM THE ­PHYSICAL MATERIAL WORLD OF ARCHITECTURE. ­IN FACT, THE OPPOSITE ­ IS ­T RUE. MATTHIAS KOHLER Architect, Gramazio Kohler Research | ETH Zurich

‹5› INHOUSE EVENTS International and interdisciplinary exchange

84 — Workshops and discussion sessions

87 — Workshop talk

88 — Tandem presentations

93 — Seminars

95 — Welcome excursion

97 — Life at the Forum

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PHILIPP RODE London School of Economics [London, United Kingdom] Resource Urbanisms project

FRANCIS KÉRÉ Professorship for Architectural Design and Participation, ­Technical University of Munich [Munich, Germany] Serpentine Pavilion

MATTHIAS KOHLER Gramazio Kohler Research, ETH Zurich [Zurich, Switzerland] The relationship between digital construction culture and artificial intelligence in architecture

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FRITZ FRENKLER Chair of Industrial Design, Technical University of Munich [Munich, Germany] What does Industrial Design mean for future cities?

ANTONIO FORMISANO Dept. of Structures for Engineer­ ing and Architecture, University of Naples Federico II [Naples, Italy] Steel Coverings for Archeo­lo­ gical Sites and More

MASSIMO CARRATURO Department of Civil Engineering and Architecture, University of Pavia [Pavia, Italy] Design-through-Analysis: an Adaptive Isogeometric Nu¬merical Framework for Shell Structures

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BILL ADDIS TUM August-Wilhelm Scheer Visiting Professor [Munich, Germany] History of construction and building engineering

ANNETTE HILLEBRANDT Bergische Universität Wuppertal [Wuppertal, Germany] Acceptance of Urban Mining Design in education

MARZIA LODDO Politecnico di Milano [Milan, Italy] The design and construction of museum storage facilities in history and today

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Workshop talk Discussion with expert practitioners The eight-storey timber structure H8 in Bad Aibling was designed by SCHANKULA Architekten in cooperation with Stefan Winter from the Technical University of Munich, the Rosenheim University of Applied Sci­ ences and local companies. The building is one of the tallest timber structures in Germany.

Architect Arthur Schankula and structural engineer Philipp Bartnitzek, employed by bauart Konstruktions GmbH & Co.KG during the design and construction phase, presented the project, discussing developments in timber construction in general and the resulting opportunities for ­residential construction.

The scholarship holders asked questions about the structural design of the prefabricated timber walls, fire protection, sound insulation and cost balance, and discussed with the two experts.

The entire event was organised and hosted by the construction techni­ cians living at the Forum.

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24.10.17›

07.11.17 ›

15.11.17 ›

21.11.17 ›

DRILON GUBETINI A journey through the Albanian realms – Europe’s last secret

JULIETTE AMBI Images of Cameroon, life and culture in the West African country

GAIRIK BHATTACHARYA The Birth of Tea Estates in Northeast India

MAGDALENA FUCHS

JOHANNES DILLER New Technologies in Sailing

SIMON STANGLMAYR The power saw – hazards and cutting techniques

JASMIN HERBERGER Clay architecture yesterday and today

THILO DONHAUSER Who is Oskar?

Tandem ­presentations

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‹Ws 2017 ‹january 2017

05.12.17 ›

12.12.17 ›

19.12.17 ›

16.01.18 ›

CAROLINE OLIVEIRA Brazilian Architecture

LAURA FAVRE-BULLY Of Towers and People – A Critical­Reflection on the Old Town of Zurich

THOMAS BOEKELS The construction of Cologne Cathedral

BADR GHAMMAD The bamboo scaffolding and the spider people

ISABEL KRIEGL Green space planning for the benefit of a sustainable biosphere development

GABRILLA STERN Craft Beer

DAVID RICHTER Construction management in Oman – a field report

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wS 2018› january 2018›

23.01.18 ›

30.01.18 ›

10.04.18 ›

03.05.18 ›

MARIA CHEBOTARENKO Architecture in the new Russia

NANDA CHANDRA

BENJAMIN SLOSHAREK Death by PowerPoint: a preventional HowTo

YONNE-LUCA HACK Design Strategies and Architec­ tural Approaches of the Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA*AMO )

OMAR EL MEKATI A Year of TUM .Design.Build

CARLA HEYM Engineering Yesterday, ­Engineering Tomorrow

MERVE YILDIRIM How to trace a face!

JOHANNES MATICS Rock-climbing – basics and belay systems – safety from a physical point of view

15.05.18 ›

22.05.18 ›

29.05.18 ›

12.06.18 ›

FLORIAN LIEB

KEVIN GEHRKE The sculptor Fritz König

BERFIN BAYRAM Invisible Water

ANNA GONCHAR Introduction to Digital ­Photography

ISABELLA DEININGER Applied psychology in ­engineering and architecture

SHI YIN More than Architecture – ­Kindergarten Design in the countryside of China

SIMON MÜLLER Fachschule für Bautechnik – what’s behind it?

THOMAS WILLINGTON Adventure by Bike

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19.06.18 ›

26.06.18 ›

03.07.18 ›

ISABELLA TRAEGER If Venice dies – effects of mass tourism

ANNA AROYAN Informality in Architecture

MICHAEL MÄNDL Lack of sand – a huge problem in Southeast Asia

CHRISTOPH SCHMÖLLER GERES primary seismic station in Haidmühle

MICHAEL SCHÄFERS Engineers Without Borders in Haiti

FABIAN DIEWALD Artificial Neural Networks and Deep Learning

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Leadership seminar

S eminars

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Seminars LEADERSHIP SEMINARS FOR PERSONAL ­D EVELOPMENT TRAINING Leadership seminars on different topics are specifically designed by an experienced business coach to meet the needs of the scholarship hold­ ers and implemented in two-day seminars. The particular focus is on pre­ paring them for their role as future leaders in business, teaching or re­ search.

The first seminar, “Working with others in a team, managing different in­ terests and cultures,” took place in November 2017. The focus was on making conscious use of one’s own skills on a team as well as effective working methods. Additional topics included values in dealing with other people and cultures.

In the “Presentation skills” seminar held in January 2018, the scholarship holders practiced giving classical project- or subject-related presenta­ tions in front of an audience. This included both successful presentation techniques and discussion skills for dealing with customers, as well as chairing an entire project.

In May 2018, the seminar “Leading myself in the working world” prepared participants for job interviews. They learned how to successfully handle typical situations at work, such as performance reviews with superiors.

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Alpine region Tegernsee Schliersee › Mountains and lakes offer a scenic hiking experience

W elcome ­e x cursion

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OCTOBER 2017

OCTOBER 2017

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Welcome ­excursion SOCIALISING AND TEAMBUILDING HIKING IN THE BAVARIAN MOUNTAINS To integrate new residents, students, guest scientists and the team of the Oskar von Miller Forum go on a joint excursion at the beginning of the winter semester.

In October 2017, the first destination was former Olympic skiing champion Markus Wasmeier’s farm museum, set in picturesque Alpine scenery near Lake Schliersee. A guided tour of the open-air museum offered the participants insight into farming life in the 18th and 19th centuries. In the afternoon, the group hiked to the Obere Firstalm near Spitzingsee.

After dinner and a brief introduction to the programme of the Oskar von Miller Forum by Director Werner Lang, the day concluded with pleas­ ant socialising.

The next day, a three-hour hike led to the Rotwandhaus at an altitude of 1737 metres where a fortifying Bavarian meal was served. After the ­descent to the valley, the group returned to Munich.

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Summer party

L ife at the ­F orum

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14 ›

8 ›

22 ›

DECEMBER 2017

FEBRUARY 2018

JUNE 2018

Life at the ­Forum C ULTURAL EXCHANGE, PARTIES ­A ND ­G ET-TOGETHERS Summer party This year’s party theme, Alice in Wonderland, was evident both in the charming decoration and in the annual summer party magazine’s title – “Oskar in Wonderland.” In fact, this is how guests felt as they listened to the scholarship holder’s presentations and musical performances.

Future civil and environmental engineers, architects and construction technicians presented excerpts from their work or reflected on the ­profession of engineers in the construction industry. Everyone was ex­ cited that a large number of alumni had come to the Oskar von Miller Forum and used the opportunity for meeting and networking.

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14 › DECEMBER 2017

Christmas party The joint Christmas party gave all residents, guest scientists and the team of the Oskar von Miller Forum the opportunity to look back on ­the year. The scholarship students put together a programme with music and a Secret Santa gift exchange.

L ife at the ­F orum

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8 › FEBRUARY 2018

Alumni evening Giving brief presentations, the alumni shared insights into their career paths at various university institutes, architecture and engineering firms, or in the field of consulting. Afterwards, the residents were able approach them directly with questions regarding their career start or a semester abroad.

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» IN FUTURE, STRUCTURAL ­ENGINEERS SHOULD FIND NEW WAYS TO ACHIEVE ­GREATER RESOURCE ­EFFICIENCY. BILL ADDIS Civil engineer

‹6› PUBLIC EVENTS IN COOPERATION Sophisticated events complement the scholarship ­students‘ academic training.

102 — Calendar of events

105 — MCBW exhibition

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Calendar PUBLIC EVENTS IN COOPERATION

17›

WS 09.10.– 10.10.2017

Concluding conference of BMBF joint project | „Die Sprache der Biofakte“

09.10.– 13.10.2017

Presentation of Master’s theses | TUM | Department of Architecture

14.11.2017

LBI Business Speed Networking | TUM

31.01.2018

LBI Forum

02.02.– 14.02.2018

Exhibition HOLZ .BAU. ARCHITEKTUR | TUM .wood

19.02.2018

LBI Förderverein | TUM

20.02.2018

Annual reception 2018 of VSVI Bezirksgruppe Oberbayern

22.02.2018

Concluding event of “Bauen mit Weitblick” project | TUM

03.03.– 11.03.2018

Munich Creative Business Week | Design exhibition

13.03.2018

3rd Munich BIM Conference

C alendar

Public events in coo p er ation

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SS 12.04.2018

University award ceremony | Landesverband Bayerischer Bauinnungen

16.04.2018

Research Opportunities Week | TUM ForTe

02.05.2018

SSF Ingenieure AG | Bauindustrie Bayern | VSVI Bayern | VBI | „Abenteuer Bauen“

03.05.2018

Engineering Competition | bonding Studenteninitiative e. V.

05.06.2018

LBI -Business-Speed-Networking | TUM

13.06.2018

LBI Forum

27.06.2018

Public information event | City of Munich | Building Department

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Munich Creative Business Week › Universal Design

U niversal ­D esign ­E x hibition

Public events in coo p er ation

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Universal ­Design ­Exhibition MCBW Munich The MCBW showcases multifaceted, inno­ vative design activities, offering inspiration for an interdisciplinary design discourse and attracting creative people and enter­ prises from all around the world to Munich.

The UNIVERSAL DESIGN competition presented product entries from a total of ten nations that were assessed by a jury of international experts and a user jury (100 people of different ages and genders).

The smart care patch from the Bavarian company MOIO, designed by ­the Munich-based design agency N + P, won the Gold Award of the 2 ­ 018 UNIVERSAL DESIGN competition, which was awarded only once.

In addition, the participants of the 12th plenary session of the Sozialforum Bayern, at the invitation of the Bavarian State Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, Family and Integration, learned about the increasing impor­ tance of universal design in social economy enterprises.

The first presentation of the Japanese Universal Design Award outside of Japan was a special highlight, which was followed by a series of lectures with speakers from Japan, Austria, Spain and France.

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» I LEARNED A LOT ABOUT MYSELF AND ABOUT THE WORLD; I PERSONALLY BENEFITED A GREAT DEAL FROM THE SEMINARS AND EVENTS. I ALSO MADE GREAT FRIENDS … AND WILL APPRECIATE THE TIME AT THE ­FORUM FOR A LONG TIME TO COME. CARLA HEYM Scholarship holder 2017/18

‹7› RESIDENTS The Oskar von Miller Forum offers 54 scholarship holders and seven guest scientists modern living space in a central location.

108 — International network

119 — Alumni

120 — Award winners

124 — Guest scientists

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International network F ORUM RESIDENTS YEARS 2017/18 The Oskar von Miller Forum is an international and interdisciplinary meeting centre for students, construction technicians and scientists in the field of ­construction.

The scholarship holders come from all over the world. The chart shows their geographical origin, the proportions of men and women, the degrees sought and the academic disciplines. Living together at the Oskar von Miller Forum creates a foundation for building and expanding an international and interdis­ ciplinary network.

ACADEMIC DISCIPLINES Architecture

Construction technology

Civil engineering

Environmental engineering

71 %

Forum residents­

SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS Europe

CANADA

GERMANY

SINCE DECEMBER 2009 SWITZERLAND

FRANCE

ROMANIA

ITALY USA

555

SPAIN

TOTAL NUMBER MOROCCO OF ­R ESIDENTS ECUADOR

OUR GUESTS’ COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN

EGYPT

427

BRAZIL

22

CAMEROON

SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS CHILE

9 %

1424 %

SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS Americas

GUEST SCIENTISTS SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS Africa

IRAN

TURKEY

71 % SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS Europe

CANADA

GERMANY

SWITZERLAND

FRANCE

ROMANIA

ITALY USA SPAIN

MOROCCO ECUADOR

IRAN

EGYPT

BRAZIL

CAMEROON

CHILE

9 %

4 %

SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS Americas

SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS Africa

TURKEY

PROPORTIONS OF GERMAN/­ INTERNATIONAL RESIDENTS 2017/18 57%

german international

43%

PROPORTIONS OF WOMEN/MEN 2017/18 SLOVENIA RUSSIA

45 %

55 %

CHINA ARMENIA

INDONESIA

16 % SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS Asia

DEGREE SOUGHT 2017/18 bachelor’s

18 % 66%

master’s const. technician phd

11% 5%

INDIA ACADEMIC DISCIPLINE 2017/18 architecture

34%

civil engineering

49%

const. technician environmental engineering

11% 6%

JULIETTE AMBI [Cameroon]

MARIA SUSANA ANDRADE [Ecuador]

ANNA AROYAN [Armenia]

ALEXANDRA BACHL [Germany]

Civil engineering

Architecture

Architecture

Civil engineering

BERFIN BAYRAM [Turkey]

GAIRIK BHATTACHARYA [India]

THOMAS BOEKELS [Germany]

SIMON BÖSL [Germany]

Environmental engineering

Architecture

Civil engineering

Construction technology

BODHINANDA CHANDRA [Indonesia]

MARIA CHEBOTARENKO [Russia]

ATA CHOKHACHIAN [Iran]

SIMONE CREPAZ [Italy]

Civil engineering

Architecture

Architecture

Civil engineering

ANTAL CSUKA [Romania]

JAKOB DEFFNER [Germany]

ISABELLA DEININGER [Germany]

FABIAN DIEWALD [Germany]

Civil engineering

Architecture

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

JOHANNES DILLER [Germany]

KLEMEN DOMJAN [Slovenia]

THILO DONHAUSER [Germany]

OMAR EL MEKATI [Egypt]

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

Architecture

JARA ESSLINGER [Germany]

LENA FLUCK [Germany]

GABRIEL FORTENBACHER [Germany]

MAGDALENA FUCHS [Italy]

Civil engineering

Environmental engineering

Architecture

Civil engineering

KEVIN GEHRKE [Germany]

BADR GHAMMAD [Morocco]

CHRISTIAN GLEICH [Germany]

ANNA GONCHAR [Germany]

Architecture

Architecture

Construction technology

Architecture

STEFAN GRABKE [Germany]

MARIT GREVE [Germany]

MAIKE GRÃœNEBERG [Germany]

DRILON GUBETINI [Germany]

Civil engineering

Architecture

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

YONNE-LUCA HACK [Germany]

JASMIN HERBERGER [Germany]

CARLA HEYM [France]

HAOSEN HU [China]

Architecture

Architecture

Civil engineering

Architecture

FELIPE IMHOFF CASTELBLANCO [Chile]

ISABEL KRIEGL [Germany]

ANNA KRUMBEIN [Germany]

FLORIAN LIEB [Germany]

Architecture

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

Construction technology

MICHAEL MÄNDL [Germany]

JOHANNES MATICS [Germany]

SOUKAINA MOURCHID [Morocco]

SIMON MÜLLER [Germany]

Civil engineering

Construction technology

Environmental engineering

Construction technology

CAROLINE OLIVEIRA [Brazil]

DAVID RICHTER [Germany]

KLARA SANTER [Italy]

MICHAEL SCHÄFERS [Germany]

Architecture

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

CHRISTOPH SCHMÖLLER [Germany]

BENJAMIN SLOSHAREK [Germany]

SIMON STANGLMAYR [Germany]

GABRILLA STERN [USA]

Civil engineering

Architecture

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

DEBORA TAGLIEBER [Germany]

KETAKI TAPPU [India]

BLANCA TORRES VARA [Spain]

ISABELLA TRAEGER [Switzerland]

Construction technology

Civil engineering

Environmental engineering

Architecture

CAROLINE TREIB [Germany]

ANNA VOLINIA [Italy]

JONAS WARMUTH [Germany]

LINUS WEYER [Germany]

Civil engineering

Architecture

Civil engineering

Construction technology

THOMAS WILLINGTON [Canada]

BENJAMIN WRIGHT [USA]

MERVE YILDIRIM [Germany/Turkey]

SHI YIN [China]

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

Architecture

Architecture

HAO ZENG [China] Civil engineering

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A lumni

RE SIDEN T S

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Alumni SINCE 2009 A Z A D E H A B B A S I A N G E N AV E H | M A R I A C ATA L I N A AC O S TA J I M E N E Z | S H A M M A A L R I YA M I | M O N I C A A L I C E A - M AT O S | M A R I A A L O N S O GONZALEZ | HOSAM F. ALSOFI | BIAGIO AMODIO | SVETLANA ANDREEVA | GAETANO ANDREISEK | SAIDE ANLAUE | SANTIAGO ARIAS | MATTHIAS ARNOLD | SA ARTJE ARNOUT | ANDREW AYAL A | ALEX ANDRA BACHL | PAUL BAILLY | JUAN BARCIA MAS | ASIA BARNOCCHI | ANNA MARIA B AU E R | A N D R E J A B E N KO | KO R B I N I A N B E R N H A R D | W O L F G A N G B E T Z | S I M O N E B E V I L A C Q UA | G A I R I K B H AT TA C H A R YA | A M O D I O BI AGIO | EL EONOR A BI A SIEL LO | T HERE SA BICHL ER | LUCI A A . BIONDI | M A RKUS BOBIK | BEL INDA BOCK | DOMINIK BÖHM | PHIL IPP B O L I K | F O R E S T B O R C H | F O R E S T B O R C H | A L E X A N D E R B R AU N | M I C H A E L B R E I T E N B E R G E R | F L O R I A N B R E I T E N B Ü C H E R | V I V I A N BRUNE | ROBERT A. BRUNS | ARIANNA BUCCOMINO | BENEDIKT BUCHMÜLLER | ANTON BUHL | KSENIJA BUNJAK | ANGUS BUSUT TIL | LOIC C AO | T HOM A S C A RDE W | CRIS T IN A C A S T IL LO MORIL LO | JA N M A RC C A S T LUNGER | M A RI A CHEBOTA RENKO | YA NG CHEN | SA LOM AO CHICALA | ATA CHOKHACHIAN | ANDIKA CITRANINGRUM | FRANZISKA CONRAD | NICK CRANE | VIVIEN CROES | JONATHAN CROSTHWAITE | ANTAL CSUKA | AUSTIN D‘SOUZA | BERNHARD DAL-BIANCO | CAROLIN DEBONA | LENA DEGGELMANN | VINCENT DESY | MADELEINE DEVYS | ROLAND DIELING | VICTOR DOMINGUEZ LUCAS | KLEMEN DOMJAN | PHILIPP DOUKAKIS | SAIOA EGUIA ARROYO | MICHAELA EIZENBERGER | NERMIN EL K A DIM | MOH A MED EL H A DDA D | L AUR A FAV RE- BUL LY | FEL I X FE SSA RD | L EN A FLUCK | H A NN A H FR A NZ | ROL A ND FRIEDL | JA NINE GANSERICH | SOFIE GANSLMEIER | ALIX GARELLI | ULRICH GERSTLAUER | CORNELIA GIGLBERGER | JAN GOEBEL | CORNELIA GRAF | BENEDIKT GRAUVOGL | THOMAS GREGORY | MARIANNA GRIGOROPOULOU | ALEJANDRO GRISALES | DONAL GROARKE | SABINE GRÖGER | ALEX ANDRE GRU | MAURICIO GUADARRAMA | RAPHAEL A GUIN | CHRISTIAN HACK | SEBASTIAN HÄCK | JIA HAILING | ALEN HAUSMEISTER | JOHANNES HEMMELMANN | LUKAS HENNEL | CHRISTIAN HEPF | GABRIEL HERNANDEZ VALDIVIA | SARAH HEYDEN | CARLA HEYM | DENIS HITREC | HANNES H O F M A NN | T O R- M AGNUS H O R T EN | A L E X A ND ER HRUB Y | Z UJI A N HUA N G | M A RK US HUB ER | K AT H A RIN A HUND ER T M A RK | T O B I A S IHLER | DIMITRI ILIOPOULOS | EMINE GÖKCE IYICIL | BLAZEJ JENDRZEJEWSKI | DONATA JORDAN | ALEXANDROS KALLIAS-SPENTZAS | GEORGIOS KARAKATSANIS | SEAN KERWIN | ALEXANDRE KIENER | JOHANNES KIRCHBERGER | MIKKEL KIRKESKOV KNUDSEN | MATHIAS KOHRMANN | IREM KORKMAZ | NINA KORSHUNOVA | VALENTIN KOSLOWSKI | ANDREAS KRÄMER | ANGELIKI KRESTENITI | KAI KRUG | ANNA KRUMBEIN | ARTEM K U C H U KO V | C H R I S T O P H K Ü H N | D AV I D K U R F E R | S U E T K WA N KO H | W I N N Y L AU | A R N E L AU G E S E N | C R I S T I A N L A Z E A | L U K A S LECHNER | MARKUS LECHNER | DEBORA LENGLER VELAZQUEZ | ELISE LERCH | YVONNA LI | KAI LIEBETANZ | CHRISTOPH LIMBRUNNER | AGATHA LINCK | LU LIU | SHUANG LIU | XINRU LIU | ALEXANDER LIU CHENG | MARTIN LLERAS | OLE MARIUS LOKEN | INIGO LOPEZ | YAO LU | GUOQING LUO | THIERRY MAINIL | MANUEL MARGESIN | STEPHAN MAUSER | FLORIAN MEIER | ALE X ANDER MENDLER | JOHANNES ME YER | K ATJA MILOSEV | TOBIAS MOHR | ALEXANDRE MONGEAU | MARION MONTIEL-CABRERA | LUIS MORION GIL | SINDRE KJEANG MORK | EDUARDO MOUHTAR R AFEH | MOHAMMED AMIN MOUSSA | VIOL A MR A Z | FR ANZ MÜHLE | R ACHEL MUIGAI | MA XIMILIAN MÜLLER | TOBIA S MÜLLER | GARRY MÜN T ENER | M A NUEL N . LO OS | SIM ONE NHIEME T Z B ORN | T IM O H A RB OE NIEL SEN | ZHU NING | C AT HERINE N OWA K | M AGDA L EN A O C I E P K A | PAT R I C K O L E O H L B R O C K | K J E R S T I O S M AT H I S E N | D O N A L D O T T E R S O N | T U R JA K OZ B E | S I LV I O PA R U C K E R | S A N D R A P E R S I A N I | S O P H I E P E T E R S E N | V I N C E N T P E Y R A M A L E | U W E P I E T Z AV K A | M A R I A N O P L ATA G R Ö B E R | B O R I S P L O T N I KO V | R A H E L P RIB B ERN OW | JÜR GEN P RIE SNER | TA L I TA P R O HM A N N O GUEIR A | DA RYA P RY M A | A L I R A F IEE TA RI | FA L I R A KO T OS O N | K R A SIMIR RAYNOVSKI | MICHAEL HUGO REICH | HELENA REICHERT | JONAS REICHERT | MICHAEL REITENSPIESS | MARTIN RESCH | ALEJANDRO RESTREPO MONTOYA | JONATHAN REYES | DIEGO ROMERO ESPINOSA | FEDERICA ROSATI | BET TINA ROSE WOLFRAM | LUKAS ROSENHUBER | VERONIKA RU C K | E VA RU O F | F R A N C E S C A RU P INI | J OAO S A N C HE S | K L A R A M A RI A S A N T ER | S T EP H A N S C H AU ER | J U L I A S C HI C K | FA B I A N SCHIEBEL | DOMINIK SCHILLINGER | DOMINIK SCHIPPER | TOBIAS SCHIT TENHELM | GERALD SCHMIDT-THRÖ | MATHIAS SCHMIT T | ANNET TE S C H MI T Z | A ND RE A S S C H NEID ER | S T EFA NIE S C H N E ID E R | W O L FGA N G B . S C HN E L L | H A N N A H S C H O C K | L IS A S C H O P P | N I C H O L A S S CHR A MM | M AT T HI A S S CHREINDL | S T EFA NIE S CHUS T ER | M A RK SH TA NOV | N AV ID SIDIQ I | EM A NUEL E S OMM A RI VA | A L E SSA NDR A SPEZIALI | KATRIN STAHL | JANJA STARC | CARMEN STEINMANN | LUKAS STIMMELMAYR | MARTIN STOCKER | SEBASTIAN STOLLNER | ANDREAS T. STRASSER | FLORIAN STURMA | SONJA SURRER | RODRIGO TACKAERT | CHRISTINE TAGLIEBER | STEFAN TAGLIEBER | DANIEL TALKE | CALIN REMUS TECUSAN | LINE THARALDSEN | JAKUB TOMASZCZYK | MARKO TOMSIC | ANA TORI | BACH PETER TRAN | CAROLINE TREIB | GAUTIER TRIBET | DANAE VANDAL | TIM VARADI | HOOMAN VATANKHAH | ALVARO VELAR ROJO | SIMON VILGERTSHOFER | SOPHIA VON SALISCH | LAURE VUAILLE | OBADA WAKK AF | FR A SER WALLIS | GENE VIE VE WAL SHE | XINXING WANG | FLORIAN WINKLER | RICHARD WINTER | MICHAL WOZNIAK | BENJAMIN WRIGHT | DANIEL YANG | OGAWA YU | YUL ANG ZENG | HAO ZENG | JIAPEI ZHANG | JUANJUAN ZHAO | R APHAEL ZUBER | DAVID ZÜHLSDORF

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Award winners DEGREES WITH HONOURS AND AWARDS

2017/18

2016/17

ASIA BARNOCCHI MASTER’S DEGREE IN ARCHITECTURE WITH SUMMA CUM LAUDE (2017)

ARTEM KUCHUKOV FRANZ BERBERICH PRIZE OF THE ­FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE TUM (2017)

BELINDA BOCK MASTER’S DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING, HEINZ-PETER SCHOLZ PRIZE (2018)

SANDRA PERSIANI PHD THESIS IN ARCHITECTURE: GOLD MEDAL/PRIZE FOR SUSTAINABLE ­A RCHITECTURE FASSA BORTOLO ­( ITALY 2018)

ANGUS BUSUTTIL BACHELOR’S DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS (2017) JOHANNES HEMMELMANN HONORARY PRIZE OF THE BAYERISCHE AKADEMIE LÄNDLICHER RAUM FOR THE MASTER’S THESIS “WERKSTATT WALLERSDORF. NEUE IDEEN FÜR DEN SIEDLUNGSUMBAU IM LÄNDLICHEN RAUM” (2018) SIMONE BORN HOPPE DEGREE IN ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN PLANNING WITH BRONZE-MEDAL AT THE FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF PARANÁ (UFPR)/BRAZIL (2017) IREM KORKMAZ “ARKITERA TRAVEL SCHOLARSHIP 2018” FOR A STAY IN THE USA, PREPARATION OF THE TURKISH PAVILLON AT THE 16TH VENICE BIENNALE OF ARCHITECTURE (ON A TEAM)

MARK SHTANOV MASTER’S DEGREE IN ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN DESIGN WITH HONOURS, CAMBRIDGE (2018) HOOMAN VATANKHAH SECOND-BEST ORAL PRESENTATION AND THIRD-BEST INNOVATIVE FLASH PRESENTATION AT THE 15th ANNUAL AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION STUDENT CONFERENCE/COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES, GOLDEN, COLORADO (2018) FRASER WALLIS MASTER’S DEGREE IN ARCHITECTURE WITH FIRST CLASS HONOURS (2017), RIBA WESSEX AWARD FOR DESIGN 2017, FUTURE SPACES FOUNDATION DESIGN AWARD FOR MASTERPLANNING 2017 (ON A TEAM) JUANJUAN ZHAO PHD THESIS IN ARCHITECTURE: DR. MARSCHALL PRIZE 2017

JAN MARC CASTLUNGER BACHELOR’S THESIS “DESERTWOOD 2016” SELECTED FOR IMPLEMENTATION ON THE CAMPUS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ALEXANDRIA BADR GHAMMAD 2nd PLACE, DESIGN OF A PIECE OF ­S EATING FURNITURE, HANS SAUER STIFTUNG LUIS MORION GIL ARCHI-WORLD ACADEMY AWARDS III EDITION/MESSE BAU 2017 JOHANNES HEMMELMANN MASTER’S DEGREE IN URBANISM – ­U RBAN AND LANDSCAPE STUDIES AND DESIGN: MARK: EXCELLENT, 2016 CHRISTIAN HEPF | KAI LIEBETANZ JÜRGEN PRIESNER “URBANES LEBEN 2080” – INTERDISCIPLINARY PROJECT 2016, 1st PRIZE ALEXANDER MENDLER SOFISTIK PRIZE, 2017 PATRIK OLE OHLBROCK AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE, DESIGN COMPETITION FOR YOUNG GENERATION OF NEW NATIONAL STADIUM, JAPAN, 2016

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MICHAELA EIZENBERGER ARCHITECTURE, 2nd PLACE AUF IT GEBAUT

BELINDA BOCK BACHELOR’S DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS 2015

MIKKEL KIRKESKOV KNUDSEN MASTER’S DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS, 2016

KSENIJA BUNJAK DEGREE: PHD IN ARCHITECTURE RATING: SUMMA CUM LAUDE, 2015

VICTOR DOMINGUEZ LUCAS MASTER’S DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS, 2015

ALEX LIU CHENG DEGREE: PHD IN ARCHITECTURE RATING: SUMMA CUM LAUDE, 2015

HOOMAN VATANKHAH DEGREE: MASTER OF SCIENCE RATING: EXCELLENT, 2016 PHD WITH SCHOLARSHIP AT COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES, 2016 WINNER OF THE SUSSMAN FOUNDATION AWARD, 2016 RECIPIENT OF NORTH AMERICAN MEMBRANE SOCIETY (NAMS) GRANT AWARD, 2016

SUET KWAN KOH MASTER’S DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS, 2015

MOST OF ALL, THE FORUM ALLOWS PEOPLE TO BUILD NEW RELATIONSHIPS AND NETWORK WITH EXPERTS IN VARIOUS FIELDS. MARZIA LODDO Architect, guest scientist

IÑIGO LÓPEZ AWARD: ENB ELITE PROGRAMME OF THE BAVARIAN GRADUATE SCHOOL OF COMPUTATIONAL ENGINEERING (BGCE), 2015 THIERRY MAINIL DEGREE: MSC. IR.-ARCH. RATING: MAGNA CUM LAUDE, 2015

FEDERICA NATALIA ROSATI AWARDS: FIRST PRIZE AT XXV INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM AND PRIZE FOR ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN CULTURE, 2014 FIRST PRIZE IN THE CATEGORY PROJECTS AND RESEARCHES, CAMERINO, 2015 FIRST PRIZE IN THE CATEGORY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, UNIVERSITY AND SUSTAINABILITY, FERRARA UNIVERSITY, 2016 FABIAN SCHIEBEL CIVIL ENGINEERING UNIVERSITY AWARD OF THE BAVARIAN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY, 2015 NICHOLAS SCHRAMM MASTER’S DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS, 2014 SOFISTIK PRIZE, 2015 MARK SHTANOV AACHELOR’S DEGREE IN ARCHITECTURE WITH HONOURS, 2014 STEFAN TAGLIEBER QUALIFICATONS: MASTER CRAFTSMAN IN CARPENTRY AND CERTIFIED CONSTRUCTION TECHNICIAN RECIPIENT OF THE MASTER’S AWARD OF THE BAVARIAN GOVERNMENT, 2015

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MICHAELA EIZENBERGER ARCHITECTURE, 2nd PLACE AUF IT GEBAUT

BELINDA BOCK BACHELOR’S DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS 2015

MIKKEL KIRKESKOV KNUDSEN MASTER’S DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS, 2016

KSENIJA BUNJAK DEGREE: PHD IN ARCHITECTURE RATING: SUMMA CUM LAUDE, 2015

VICTOR DOMINGUEZ LUCAS MASTER’S DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS, 2015

ALEX LIU CHENG DEGREE: PHD IN ARCHITECTURE RATING: SUMMA CUM LAUDE, 2015

HOOMAN VATANKHAH DEGREE: MASTER OF SCIENCE RATING: EXCELLENT, 2016 PHD WITH SCHOLARSHIP AT COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES, 2016 WINNER OF THE SUSSMAN FOUNDATION AWARD, 2016 RECIPIENT OF NORTH AMERICAN MEMBRANE SOCIETY (NAMS) GRANT AWARD, 2016

SUET KWAN KOH MASTER’S DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS, 2015 IÑIGO LÓPEZ AWARD: ENB ELITE PROGRAMME OF THE BAVARIAN GRADUATE SCHOOL OF COMPUTATIONAL ENGINEERING (BGCE), 2015 THIERRY MAINIL DEGREE: MSC. IR.-ARCH. RATING: MAGNA CUM LAUDE, 2015

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FEDERICA NATALIA ROSATI AWARDS: FIRST PRIZE AT XXV INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM AND PRIZE FOR ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN CULTURE, 2014 FIRST PRIZE IN THE CATEGORY PROJECTS AND RESEARCHES, CAMERINO, 2015 FIRST PRIZE IN THE CATEGORY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, UNIVERSITY AND SUSTAINABILITY, FERRARA UNIVERSITY, 2016 FABIAN SCHIEBEL CIVIL ENGINEERING UNIVERSITY AWARD OF THE BAVARIAN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY, 2015 NICHOLAS SCHRAMM MASTER’S DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS, 2014 SOFISTIK PRIZE, 2015 MARK SHTANOV AACHELOR’S DEGREE IN ARCHITECTURE WITH HONOURS, 2014 STEFAN TAGLIEBER QUALIFICATONS: MASTER CRAFTSMAN IN CARPENTRY AND CERTIFIED CONSTRUCTION TECHNICIAN RECIPIENT OF THE MASTER’S AWARD OF THE BAVARIAN GOVERNMENT, 2015

2013/14 NICK CRANE BACHELOR’S DEGREE IN ARCHITECTURE, 2013 RATING: FIRST CLASS HONOURS MANUEL LOOS MASTER’S DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING, DOCTORAL DEGREE (DR.-ING.), 2013

2012/13 WOLFGANG BETZ DEGREE: MASTER OF SCIENCE WITH HONOURS SOFISTIK PRIZE, 2012 BENEDIKT BUCHMÜLLER QUALIFICATONS: MASTER CRAFTSMAN IN CARPENTRY AND CERTIFIED CONSTRUCTION TECHNICIAN RECIPIENT OF THE MASTER’S AWARD OF THE BAVARIAN GOVERNMENT, 2012 DAVID KURFER QUALIFICATONS: MASTER CRAFTSMAN IN CARPENTRY AND CERTIFIED CONSTRUCTION TECHNICIAN RECIPIENT OF THE MASTER’S AWARD OF THE BAVARIAN GOVERNMENT, 2012

MARKUS LECHNER QUALIFICATONS: MASTER CRAFTSMAN IN CARPENTRY AND CERTIFIED CONSTRUCTION TECHNICIAN RECIPIENT OF THE MASTER’S AWARD OF THE BAVARIAN GOVERNMENT, 2012 DOMINIK SCHILLINGER DEGREE: PHD IN CIVIL ENGINEERING, 2012 RATING: SUMMA CUM LAUDE JOHN ARGYRIS AWARD

2011/12 MONICA ALICEA-MATOS MASTER’S DEGREE IN ARCHITECTURE WITH HONOURS, MASTER OF INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE WITH HONOURS, 2011/12 CRISTINA CASTILLO MASTER’S DEGREE IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS TALITA NOGUEIRA BACHELOR’S DEGREE IN ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM (HIGHEST GRADES IN CLASS), 2011/12

VINCENT PEYRAMALE MASTER’S DEGREE IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS, 2011/12 WOLFGANG SCHNELL MASTER’S DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS, 2011/12 GAUTIER TRIBET MASTER’S DEGREE IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS, 2011/12 FLORIAN WINKLER DEGREE: BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS, 2011/12 RICHARD WINTER DEGREE: BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ARCHITECTURE WITH FIRST CLASS HONOURS, 2011/12 PROMOTION FIRST CLASS HONOURS, 2014 RAPHAEL ZUBER DEGREE: BACHELOR OF ­E NGINEERING, 2011/12 SCHOLARSHIP FROM THE SCHÖNE FAMILY

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Guest scientists LECTURERS AND SCIENTISTS IN RESIDENCE Selected lecturers are invited to the Oskar von Miller Forum to provide input and inspiration to the scholarship holders. In addition, guest scientists from the international construction engineering community are invited as Scientists in Residence to share their know-how and experience. They take an active part in the programme and life at the Forum and support scholarship students by mentoring them.

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2015/2016

BIL L A DDIS | K A I - U W E BL E T ZINGER | A NNE T T E BÖGL E N O RB ER T GEB B EK EN | M A S SIM O C A RR AT URO | JA ME S C O R N E R | D I E T M A R F E I C H T I N G E R | F R I T Z F R E N K L E R A N T O N I O F O R ­M I S A N O | K N U T G Ö P P E R T | A N N E T T E H I L L E B R A N D T | F R A N ­C I S K É R É | M AT T H I A S KO H L E R MARZIA LODDO | JULIAN NIDA-RÜMELIN | PHILIPP RODE C H R I S T I A N S C H W A R Z | D A N I E L ­ S T R A U B | M AT H I S WACKERNAGEL

GIORGIA AQUIL AR | KL AUS BOLLINGER | MARTA BRKOVIC ROBERTO CUDM A NI | WA LT ER T IMO DE V RIE S | ROGER DIENER | S OFI A D ON A | FRI T Z FRENK L ER | JA N GEHL ADRIAAN GEUZE | CHRISTOPHE GIROT | HARTMUT GRASSL MANFRED GROH­M ANN | NEIL HOULT | E. SINEM INCE | LOTTA KOCH | RÜDIGER LAINER | JUSSARA LIMEIRA | DAGNENET FENTA | MEKONNEN | PRIYA PAWAR | INGRID POHL | DIETER R AMS | SA SKIA SA SSEN | DAVID L . SEDL AK | RICHARD SENNETT | NEIL THOMAS | MICHAEL E. WEBBER

2016/17 PAT RICK BEL L E W | PHIL IPPE BLOCK | E WA L D BUBNER D A N I E L D R Ä B I N G | K N U T G Ö P P E R T | D AV I D H E Y M A N FRANCINE HOUBEN | CL AUDIA KEMFERT | LEI LEI | K ARL LINDEN | PATRICK LÜTH | ALE ­X ANDER MCCLUSKE YSAM M C C O L L | K AT R I N N E L E M Ä G E R | R I C A R D O M A R T I N S VALENTINA MERCURI | CAROLINA NUNES | FRANZ-JOSEF RADERMACHER | MARTINA SCHNELLENBACH-HELD | KEN YEANG

2014/2015 MOHAMED BOUBEKRI | REINHARD BR ANDNER | RICHARD B U R D E T T | J A M E S C A R P E N T E R | K O N S TA N Z E S Y LVA DOM­H ARDT | GORDON GILL | STEVEN D. GLASER | JÜRGEN H A S S E | A L A I N L’ H O S T I S | G EO R G I O S K A R A K AT S A N I S HANSJÖRG KÜSTER | VIT TORIO MAGNAGO L AMPUGNANI ALE X ANDER NEUMEISTER | NIK NIKOLOV | HENRY PETROSKI | STEFAN POLÓNYI | ALBERTO RAIMONDI | JACOB VAN RIJS | HANS-ULRICH SCHIEDT | RAINER SCHÜTZEICHEL MARK SIMMONS | MALCOLM SMITH | FRANCESCA TADDEI RENZO VITALE

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RENATO ANELLI | MOHAMAD T. ARAJI | ANDREAS CHRISTEN J Ü R G C O N Z E T T | S A L A H E L- M E T WA L LY | M I C H A E L J. GATTO | PETER HEAD | ANNE LACATON | VITTORIO MAGNAGO LAMPUGNANI | JACOB VAN RIJS | MAT SANTAMOURIS | MARK SARKISIAN | VINCENT SNYDER | WERNER SOBEK | JUNHO SONG | ANASTASIOS STAMOU | JOCHEN TEIZER | DONG YAO

W I L L I A M B A K E R | G A B R I E L L A C I A N C I O L O | E D WA R D C A R R Y E R | K L AUS D A N I E L S | Z H A N G D AW E I | P E T E R DELL’UVA | MARTIN FISCHER | TSUYOSHI HIRATA | ARJEN Y. H O EK S T R A | Y US UK E H O N J O | J O H A N W. J O UB ER T Y UM A K AWA S A K I | TOBI A S K L EIN | DIE T M A R KOERING CHRIS LUEBKEMAN | PETER MCCLEARY | MARK MICHAELI VIC TOR OLMOSGÓMES | RITA PINTO DE FREITA S | JÖRG SCHL AICH | MAT THIA S SCHULER | SHERI D. SHEPPARD LUIGI SNOZZI | DENIS VLIEGHE

2012/2013 HILDE AAS NOST | EDWARD CARRYER | KEES CHRISTIAANSE GABRIELL A CIANCIOLO | RICHARD CORSI | MARIO CUCINELLA | KLAUS DANIELS | HELENA DOUDOVA | THOMAS F. EDGAR | K AZUYOSHI ENDO | BERNHARD GILL | ARMEN DER KIUREGHIAN | JAN KNIPPERS | ANDRES LEPIK | LAURI LINKOSALMI | SHELLY LISSEL | ROBERT MARINO | MEINHARD MIEGEL | K ARL MORGEN | WERNER NACHTIGALL | ROB NIJSSE | MARCIA PHILLIPS | ERNST R AUCH | MICHAEL REDER | SHERI D. SHEP-PARD | MANFRED THUMAN | MICHEL VIRLOGEUX | WENQING WU | ANDREW WHITTLE

2011/2012 MICHELLE ADDINGTON | MARCELLO BEZERRA | HERMANN BLUMER | MICHAEL BRAUNGART | GABRIELL A CIANCIOLO HELEN A DOUDOVA | CHUCK E A S T M A N | HEINZ EHRBA R CHRISTOF GIPPERICH | MARTIN GL A SS | LUZ ANGELICA GR ADSY LVIA HE | ILL A HERNANDE Z | THOMA S HER ZOG ARMEN DER KIUREGHIAN | MICHAEL KRAUTBLATTER | ANDRES L EPIK | A MER A . MOUS TA FA | W EIDONG QU | V INCEN T SNYDER | JORGEN S. STEENFELT | JOHN STONE | WILHELM VOSSENKUHL | ERNST ULRICH VON WEIZSÄCKER | MARK WEST | JOHANN-DIETRICH WÖRNER

2009/2010 SHIGERU BAN | CHRISTIAN U. GROSSE | ANDREA HEIKER STEF­F EN LEHMANN | LEOPOLD MBEREYAHO | MAURI SERGIO ALVES PALMA | JUAN DOMINGO SANTOS | VUKAN VUCHIC

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» THE KNOWLEDGE DEFICIT ABOUT RESOURCE-EFFICIENT BUILDING MATERIALS AND ­CONSTRUCTION METHODS IS TREMENDOUS AND MUST ­BE SYSTEMATICALLY REMEDIED. ANNETTE HILLEBRANDT Architect

‹8› PRESS REPORTS Oskar von Miller Forum in the press

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Oskar von Miller ­Forum in the press EXHIBITION VISIONÄRE UND ALLTAGSHELDEN

DETAIL | www.detail.de

Architektur Ausstellungen Deutschland www.architektur-ausstellungen.de

German Architects | www.german-architects.de

AAD Architecture Ausstellungen Deutschland

www.Architecture-ausstellungen.de Arc Guide | www.arc-guide.de Architektur Aktuell | Austria | www.architektur-aktuell.at bauingenieur24 | www.bauingenieur24.de BAUEN plus | www.bauenplus.de

Hans Sauer Stiftung | www.hanssauerstiftung.de Holzbaureport | Dezember 2017 Hürriyet | www.hurriyet.com Immobilienreport | www.immobilienreport.de Industrie-Kultur | Magazin für Denkmalpflege www.industrie-kultur.de DAI Verband Dt. Architekten und Ingenieurvereine

BauNetz | www.baunetz.de

www.dai-org.de

BAUSUBSTANZ | www.baubsubstanz.de

Das Museumsportal | www.museen-in-bayern.de

Bauwelt 11/2017

Dt. Ingenieurblatt | Regionalteil Bayern November/Dezember 2017

Bayerische Ingenieurekammer-Bau | www.bayika.de

Ingenieur Baukunst e. V. | www.ingenieur-baukunst.de

bayern design | www.bayern-design.de

Ingenieurekammer-Bau NRW | www.ikbaunrw.de

bba | www.bba-online.de

IN München | November 207

Buchhandlung L. Werner | www.buchhandlung-werner.de

Kulturexpress | www.kulturexpress.de

Bundesstiftung Baukultur | www.bundesstiftung-baukultur.de

MAP München Architektur Programm | November 2017

CUBE München | November 2017

momentum MAGAZIN | www.momentum-magazin.de

db deutsche bauzeitung | www.db-bauzeitung.de

MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchen-architektur.com

DBZ Deutsche BauZeitschrift | www.dbz.de

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Münchner Wochenanzeiger | www.wochenanzeiger.de

MATHIS WACKERNAGEL

Ruhrgestalten | www.ruhrgestalten.de

BAUSUBSTANZ | www.bausubstanz.de

Structure | www.structure-magazin.de

Buchhandlung L. Werner | www.buchhandlung-werner.de

Stahlbau 1/18

MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchen-architektur.com

Süddeutsche Zeitung | 11./12.11.2017

Kulturexpress | www.kulturexpress.de

Süddeutsche Zeitung | 11.01.2018

Süddeutsche Zeitung | 18.01.2018

SZ online | www.sueddeutsche.de TEC21 Switzerland | www.espazium.ch

Technik in Bayern | VDI magazine | October 2017/January 2018

DIETMAR FEICHTINGER Architektur Aktuell | Austria | www.architektur-aktuell.at Buchhandlung L. Werner | www.buchhandlung-werner.de

PHILIPP RODE

Bauwelt | www.bauwelt.de

Bayerische Ingenieurekammer-Bau | www.bayika.de

bba | www.bba-online.de

MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchen-architektur.com

MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchen-architektur.com

Buchhandlung L. Werner | www.buchhandlung-werner.de bayern design | www.bayern-design.de

O skar von M iller ­F orum in the press

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MATTHIAS KOHLER

JULIAN NIDA-RÜMELIN

Architekturblatt | www.architekturblatt.de

Architekturblatt | www.architekturblatt.de

BauNetz | www.baunetz.de

Buchhandlung L. Werner | www.buchhandlung-werner.de

Bauwelt | www.bauwelt.de

Süddeutsche Zeitung | www.sueddeutsche.de

bayern design | www.bayern-design.de

Technik in Bayern | VDI magazine | June 2018

Buchhandlung L. Werner | www.buchhandlung-werner.de CUBE München | April 2018

db deutsche bauzeitung | www.db-bauzeitung.de MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchen-architektur.com TEC21 | www.espazium.ch

ANNETTE HILLEBRANDT Architekturblatt | www.architekturblatt.de BAUSUBSTANZ | www.bausubstanz.de

Buchhandlung L. Werner | www.buchhandlung-werner.de Build-Ing. | www.build-ing.de

JAMES CORNER

DETAIL | www.detail.de

BAUBSUBSTANZ | www.bausubstanz.de

MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchen-architektur.com

bayern design | www.bayern-design.de

Technik in Bayern | Magazin des VDI | Juni 2018

Buchhandlung L. Werner | www.buchhandlung-werner.de MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchen-architektur.com

Süddeutsche Zeitung | 17.05.2018

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» THE INNOVATIVENESS OF THE ­E NGINEERS SAFEGUARDS ­T HE ­V IABILITY OF OUR HIGHLY ­DEVELOPED ECONOMY AND A ­S UITABLE STANDARD OF LIVING. E XCERPT FROM THE MISSION STATEMENT OF BAYERISCHE INGENIEUREKAMMER-BAU

‹9 SPONSORSHIPS The Oskar von Miller Forum is sponsored by the ­Bavarian construction industry.

134 — Owners and operators 135 — Project sponsors

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Owners and ­operators The Oskar von Miller Forum is operated by the Bavarian Construction Industry Foundation (Stiftung Bayerisches Baugewerbe). The building is owned by Gemeinnützige Urlaubskasse des Bayerischen Baugewerbes e. V., which is a registered association. The industrial part­ ners of the Bavarian construction industry are members of this association.

The Oskar von Miller Forum can therefore build on the support of the Bavarian building trade associations, the Bavarian construction industry association, the IG BAU industrial trade union and the Bavarian association of carpenters and timber construction contractors (VBZH).

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Project sponsors BAVARIAN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

Bayerischer Bauindustrieverband (BBIV) The BBIV represents the interests of the Bavarian construction industry vis-à-vis trade unions, legislators, ­Government and public administration in Bavaria.

Industriegewerkschaft Bauen-Agrar-Umwelt (IG BAU) The IG BAU is an industrial trade union that represents the interests of around 400,000 workers employed in the German construction and building materials industries, in agriculture and forestry, building management, environmental protection and conservation as well as waste disposal and recycling.

Landesverband Bayerischer Bauinnungen (LBB) The LBB (State Association of Bavarian Construction Guilds) is the employers’ and trade association of the ­Bavarian construction guilds.

Verband der Zimmerer und Holzbauunternehmer Bayern (VZHB) The VBZH (Bavarian association of carpenters and timber construction contractors) is the professional organi­ sation of the Bavarian carpenters and timber construction industry, which campaigns on behalf of business owners and the carpentry trades.

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Gemeinnützige Urlaubskasse des Bayerischen Baugewerbes e. V. For over 60 years, the procedure applied in the construction industry to fund leave pay has ensured that claims to leave and remuneration can be saved for manual workers so that they can take continuous leave.

The Urlaubskasse (leave pay funds) maintains an employee account for each manual worker in the construction industry in Bavaria and reimburses leave pay paid by employers.

Executive Board

Former members of the Executive Board since the launch of the Oskar von Miller Forum

Hans Beer | IG Bau Robert Feiger | IG Bau Dipl.-Ing. Peter Gruber | LBB/ VBB Thomas Schmid | BBIV

Senator E. h. RA Gerhard Hess | BBIV Dipl.-Ing. Otto Frischeisen | LBB/ VBB

Management

Former Managing Director

Claudia Glas | Managing Director Olivier Schumacher | Deputy Managing Director

Ernst Treitz

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Team P ERSONS IN CHARGE AT THE ­O SKAR VON MILLER FORUM

The Team Prof. Dr.-Ing. Werner Lang | Director Isabelle Krier Michaeli Klaus Mayer Rosemarie Nöhbauer Daniela Schäfer

PUBLISHING INFORMATION Published by Oskar von Miller Forum Oskar-von-Miller-Ring 25 | D-80333 Munich T +49 89 1588338-0 | F +49 89 1588338-29 | E info@ovmf.de Concept and design ediundsepp Gestaltungsgesellschaft, Munich Photographs Astrid Eckert, Sebastian Kissel, Oskar von Miller Forum, Tom Huber/Adrenaline (retouching) Translated by Angela Selter/Bridges Translations, Germany Image credits p. 35: Bill Addis; p. 36: Atkins; p. 38: LSE Cities, 2014; p. 40: Maxger/ istockphoto; p. 42: Global Footprint Network; p. 44 and p. 46: David Boreau; p. 48: Gramazio Kohler Research/ETH Zürich and Raffaello D’Andrea; p. 50/51 left: Gramazio Kohler Research/ETH Zürich; p. 52: Iwan Baan; p. 54: Tim Street Porter; p. 55: Iwan Baan; p. 56: farakos/istockphoto; p. 64: BBT SE ; p. 70: Annette Hillebrandt; p. 85 top left: Technical University of Munich; p. 104: Daniel George/ Institut für Universal Design KG Printed by omb2 Print GmbH, Munich The yearbook is also available in German.

Editorial deadline: July 31, 2018

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PROGRAMME ADVISORY COUNCIL OF THE OSKAR VON MILLER FORUM Hans Beer (since 2013) Regional manager of IG Bauen-Agrar-Umwelt Franken since 2007. Trained concrete tech­ nician, since 1986 full-time trade unionist in various capacities in Bavaria, 16 years of which as director. Deputy executive member of the board of Gemeinnützige Urlaubskasse des Bayerischen Baugewerbes e.V. and of the foundation Stiftung Bayerisches Bauge­ werbe. Alternating supervisory board chairman of Zusatzversorgungskasse der Steineund Erden-Industrie Bayern (supplementary pension fund). Responsible for collective bargaining policiesin the Bavarian construction industry and stone and earth industry.

Prof. Dr. (Univ. Rom) Dr. h. c. Thomas Herzog (since 2010) Architect of the Oskar von Miller Forum and full professor at several universities. He estab­ lished his own architectural firm in 1971, developing structural systems and pioneering buildings based on the use of environmental energy. He has won a number of prestigious prizes and awards. Member of national and international academies. Author and publisher of architectural and technological monographs. Emeritus of Excellence at the Technical Uni­ versity of Munich and visiting professor at Beijing’s Tsinghua University.

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Vittorio Magnago Lampugnani (since 2013) Architect and architectural historian, established his architecture firm in 1980. Editor of Casabella magazine, then publisher of Domus magazine in Milan and Director of the Ger­ man Museum of Architecture in Frankfurt am Main. Headed the Chair of the History of Urban Design at the ETH Zurich from 1994 to 2016. Fellowship at the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin in 2017/2018. Professorial posts at Harvard and other international universities, numerous architectural and urban development projects as well as academic publications, particularly on urban architecture in the 19th and 20th centuries.

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Gerhard Müller (since 2010) Civil engineer and full professor. On completing his doctorate and qualifying as university pro­ fessor, he became a consulting engineer and chief executive at a major medium-sized en­ gineering company; since 2004 he has headed the Chair of Structural Mechanics at the De­ partment of Civil, Geo and Environmental Engineering of the TUM. Since 2014 he has been Senior Vice President for Academic and Teaching Affairs at the TUM. Serving in honorary capacity, he is member of the Faculty Association and 4ING, Chairman of the Education Com­ mittee of the Bavarian Chamber of Civil Engineers, and guidance counselor at the Cusa­ nuswerk scholarship body of the Catholic Church in Germany.

Dr.-Ing. Hans-Joachim Wolff (since 2010)

Programme Advisory Council

A structural engineer from the Technical University of Hanover, Dr.-Ing. Hans Joachim Wolff first worked at the Institute of Concrete Structures for five years, and then served the DIWYDAG construction company for 32 years, where he was construction manager, branch manager, and served on the board for twelve years – ten of which as chairman.

He spent a good ten years as Vice President of the Bavarian Construction Industry As­ sociation. Member of various boards of trustees (including Deutsches Museum). From 2004 to 2014, he was Chairman of the Board of DGUV (German statutory accident insurance) in honorary capacity.

Former members

Hans Angerer (†) (2010 –2012) Lawyer and former President of the District Government of Upper Franconia. His honor­ ary posts included Director of the administrative management course of the Bavarian State Chancellery, member of the board of trustees of the Oberfrankenstiftung and Chairman of the Curatorship of the Maximilianeum Foundation.

Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Sophie Wolfrum (2010 –2011) Full professor at the Chair for Urban Design and Regional Planning from 2003 to 2018 and dean of the Department of Architecture of the TU Munich from 2011 to 2014. Due to her expertise in urbanism and urban planning, she has been appointed to serve as a scientific advisor on various expert commissions by federal and state governments, municipalities and foundations. In June 2018, she was awarded the Leo von Klenze Medal by the Bavarian State Ministry of Housing, Construction and Transport.

EXPERT COMMITTEE AND EXPERT ADVISERS ­F OR THE ­E XHIBITION­ 2017/18 Visionäre und Alltagshelden Ingenieure – Bauen – Zukunft Visionaries and Everyday Heroes Engineers – Construction – Future Expert committee ›D r. Dirk Bühler ›P rof. Dr. Oliver Fischer ›K arin Lang ›D r. Hans-Joachim Wolff

Expert advisers › Prof. Dr. Rainer Barthel ›P rof. Dr. Kai-Uwe Bletzinger ›P rof. Dr. André Borrmann ›P rof. Dr. Fritz Busch ›P rof. Dr. Roberto Cudmani ›P rof. Cengiz Dicleli ›P rof. Dr. Jörg Drewes ›P rof. Dr. Stephan Freudenstein ›P rof. Dr. Christoph Gehlen

› Prof. Dr. Martin Mensinger › Prof. Dr. Gerhard Müller › Prof. Dr. Peter Rutschmann › Prof. Dr. Daniel Straub › Prof. Dr. Kurosch Thuro › Prof. Dr. Stefan Winter › Prof. Dr. Gebhard Wulfhorst › Prof. Dr. Thomas Wunderlich

Curators Oskar von Miller Forum ›W erner Lang › I sabelle Krier-Michaeli ›C ornelia Hellstern

Museum für Architektur und ­Ingenieurkunst (M:AI) › Ursula Kleefisch-Jobst › Peter Köddermann

Dr.-Ing. Hans-Joachim Wolff (since 2010)

Programme Advisory Council

A structural engineer from the Technical University of Hanover, Dr.-Ing. Hans Joachim KEYNOTE LECTURES 2018/19 Wolff first worked at the Institute of Concrete Structures for five years, and then served the DIWYDAG construction company for 32 years, where he was construction manager, LARS for T. THORBEK | RAMBOLL GROUP | COPENHAGEN branch manager, and served on the board twelve years – ten of which as chairman.

25.10.2018 He spent a good ten years as Vice President of the Bavarian Construction Industry As­ ACHIM MENGES | ICD INSTITUTE FOR COMPUTATIONAL sociation. Member of various boards of trustees (including Deutsches Museum).

From DESIGN C ONSTRUCTION | UNIVERSITY OF STUTTGART 2004 to 2014,22.11.2018 he was Chairman of theAND ­ Board of DGUV (German statutory accident insurance) in honorary capacity.

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Hans Angerer (†) (2010 –2012) Lawyer and former President of the District Government UpperDAFranconia.

His honor­ DESIGN ANURADHA MATHUR of | DILIP CUNHA | LANDSCAPE 09.05.2019 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA ary posts included Director of the administrative management course of the Bavarian State Chancellery, member of the board of trustees of the Oberfrankenstiftung and 27.06.2019 KLAUS M. LEISINGER | STIFTUNG GLOBALE WERTE ALLIANZ | BASEL Chairman of the Curatorship of the Maximilianeum Foundation.

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Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Sophie Wolfrum (2010 –2011)

Full professor at the Chair for Urban Design and Regional Planning from 2003 to 2018 In addition, there regular evening lectures issues ofto topical in construction and dean of the Department of are Architecture of the TU Munichon from 2011 2014. interest Due engineering. to her expertise in urbanism and urban planning, she has been appointed to serve as a scientific advisor on various expert commissions by federal and state governments, municipalities and foundations. In June 2018, she was awarded the Leo von Klenze Medal by the Bavarian State Ministry of Housing, Construction and Transport.

The Oskar von Miller Forum is an independent educational establishment sponsored by the Bavarian Construction Industry Foundation ­(Stiftung Bayerisches Baugewerbe).

As an international and interdisciplinary forum, the Oskar von Miller ­Forum supports the education of students in the fields of architecture, civil en­ gineering and environmental engineering and students of Munich’s technical college for construction engineering (Städtische Fachschule für Bautechnik). Students can apply for accommodation and receive funding through a programme scholarship.

The yearbook offers insights into the activities of the Oskar von Miller Forum in the past academic year 2017/18.

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