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In an interview with Madame Architect magazine Prof. Jeannette Kuo talks about her approach to design and her firm advising those just starting their careers to embrace challenges. [read more]

In dieser Folge des BR Podcasts sprechen verschiedene Expert:innen und Forschende, unter anderem Prof. Benedikt Boucsein (Professur für Urban Design) und Oliver May-Beckmann (MCube) über das Thema Verkehrsberuhigte Stadt. [read more]

The book "Taking Action: Transforming Athens' Urban Landscapes" by Norbert Kling, Tasos Roidis and Prof Mark Michaeli (Chair of Sustainable Urbanism), published in 2023, is now available in an Open Access format. [read more]

The article "Reading nuclear landscapes: A global typological investigation of nuclear power plant sites" by TUM doctoral candidate Sophie von Einsiedel, recently published in the Journal of Landscape Architecture, explores global nuclear power plant… [read more]

The four-part ARTE series "Temples of Culture - How Cultural Buildings Enhance Cities" examines how buildings, concert halls, museums, and opera houses can influence urban life and support urban revitalization processes. The former Chair of Urban… [read more]

The Technical University of Munich (TUM) ranks 29th worldwide and second in Germany in Architecture and Built Environment, according to the latest QS World University Rankings by Subject. TUM overall achieves top positions in engineering, natural… [read more]

"Appointment with..." is a series of interviews introducing new professors at the TUM School of Engineering and Design (ED): In conversation with Prof. Sophie Erlund, Professorship of Arts in Architecture. [read more]

Prof. Dr. André Borrmann has been appointed as the new director of the Georg Nemetschek Institute for Artificial Intelligence for the Built World at the Technical University of Munich (TUM). The institute is dedicated to researching and developing… [read more]

How can architecture grow with nature instead of working against it? The exhibition "Trees, Time, Architecture! – Design in Constant Transformation", on view from March 12 to September 14, 2025, at the Architekturmuseum der TUM in the Pinakothek der… [read more]

TUM.wood vereint verschiedene Professuren unserer Universität, die das Potenzial von Holz als nachhaltige Ressource erforschen. Ziel des Netzwerks ist es, diesen nachwachsenden Rohstoff effizient zu nutzen, seinen Beitrag zur nachhaltigen… [read more]