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Congratulations to Anna Brackhagen, Augusté Gasperaityé, Laura Schumann, Lisa Wunder and Sânziana Maximeasa on winning the BIfadA Award. [read more]

On the occasion of the second TUM Sustainability Day on June 12, 2024, this episode is all about sustainability. Our guests are committed to a more sustainable university with ambitious goals in research and teaching, campus management and… [read more]

The first event of the newly founded "Material Exchange" platform is taking place on June 6th and 7th, 2024 at the Technical University of Munich (TUM). The two-day symposium will examine the material steel in building construction from a scientific,… [read more]

Victoria Schweyer and Jana Wunderlich, research assistants at the TUM School of Engineering and Design (ED), have been awarded the Munich Award 2024 in the category of Architecture. The two architects dedicate their teaching and practical projects to… [read more]

Herzlichen Glückwunsch an TUM-Student Daniel Kledtke! Seine Masterthesis 'Gartenquartier Luitpold - Grüner Wohnen' am Lehrstuhl für Architektur und Holzbau erzielt den ersten Platz in der März/April Runde der Baunetz Campus Masters. [read more]

MONTAGSREIHE is a series of lectures at the Department of Architecture since 2016. Thematically, it is mainly focused on young offices that can give an insight into the beginnings of their practice and their work. The series is intended to contribute… [read more]

Das Department Architektur trauert um den Kollegen Prof. Bernhard Winkler, der am 28. April 2024 in Starnberg verstarb. [read more]

Die Technische Universität München hat Prof. Dr. Iris Reuther zur Honorarprofessorin für "Städtebauliche und regionalplanerische Instrumente" bestellt. [read more]

Die Forschungsprojekte circularWOOD und PointClouds2LCA der Technischen Universität München (TUM) wurden in der Kategorie Forschung für den Nachhaltigkeitswettbewerb Sustainability Challenge 2024 der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Nachhaltiges Bauen… [read more]

The publication shows the results of Zoë Ritts' seminar, in which students explored plastic and 'plasticity', both as a complex material of 'carbon modernity' and as a generative concept for critical spatial practice and real design. [read more]