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Originalzustand der Alten Pinakothek (1836) und Entwurfschronologie des Wiederaufbaus durch Hans Döllgast (Zusammenstellung: Peter Kifinger)

13-07-2024

Internationale Hans Döllgast Tage 2024

Klenze - Döllgast
Führung zum Wiederaufbau der Alten Pinakothek
Freitag, 7. Juni 2024, 12:00-13:00 Uhr

Peter Kifinger im Dialog mit Alexander Fthenakis

Eine Veranstaltung im Rahmen der Internationalen Hans Döllgast Tage 2024
Donnerstag, 6. Juni und Freitag, 7. Juni 2024
Zum 50. Todestag des Architekten Hans Döllgast

TUM School of Engineering and Design
Technische Universität München
Archiv des Architekturmuseums, Dr. Irene Meissner
Lehrstuhl für Entwerfen und Gestalten, Prof. Uta Graff

in Kooperation mit der Bayerischen Akademie der Schönen Künste, Prof. Dr. Winfried Nerdinger

21-02-2023

Report of the 51st Conference of the Koldewey Society published

Sur le Grand Tour - Traveling architects as protagonists of the European idea
Report of the Koldewey Society 51: Conference from May 12 to 14, 2021

The anthology contains the 51st report of the Koldewey Society and is published by Thelem Verlag.

Andreas Kieser, View of Esslingen, 1685, (Source: Landesarchiv BW, HStAS H 107/15, Bd. 7, Bl. 22)

08-01-2024

Interdisciplinary Colloquium: Call for Papers

"The research on medieval city fortifications in Europe: relations, synergies, symbioses."

The Chair of Building History, Building Archaeolohy and Conservation at the Technical University of Munich is organizing, in cooperation with the Baden-Württemberg State Office for Monument Preservation, a symposium dedicated to the interdisciplinary research of medieval city fortifications.

You can download the Call for Papers (in German language) here.

17-10-2023

Department UPDATE

Freiburg und die Folgen - Konstruktion und Geschichte gotischer Maßwerktürme

PD Dr.-Ing. habil. Christian Kayser

08th of November 2023

6 p.m.

Room 2350@0503 (Old Library)

13-10-2023

Gates, Towers and defiant Walls

A lecture to the Esslinger Stadtbefestigung by Katharina Schaller

November 3rd in 2023

7 p.m.

at Schickhardt-Halle in the old city hall in Esslingen

11-07-2023

Koldewey Society - Summer School 2023

Archaeological building research and protection of cultural assets on the Capitol in Rome.

From August 28th to September 5th

Application by July 25, 2023 - Application documents: CV, letter of motivation, recommendation from a university teacher

Arrival August 27th - Departure September 6th

For more information or questions about the Summer School 2023, please visit us at the Chair of Architectural History (Room 2326).

25-01-2023

Inaugural Lecture by Professor von Kienlin

New Questions for Old Buildings: The Role of "Classical" Building Archaeology in a Digitized World.

15.02.2023

18:00 p.m.

Room 2350

20-11-2022

No castle, no Klenze palace, no monastery The building history of Zinneberg Palace near Glonn

27.11.2022

19:00 p.m.

Hunting Hall Zinneberg Castle
Zinneberg 3; 85625 Glonn

08-10-2022

AJA 2022 - Annual Architecture Exhibition

11.10.2022 to 15.10.2022

The annual architecture exhibition of the TUM School of Engineering and Design is starting its edition this year. Between 12-15 October 2022, various workshops, lectures and activities, as well as an exhibition on the theme of re:connect, re:cycle, re:think and re:build will take place.

Program

15-09-2022

Network jewisch cultural heritage

Jewish culture and history are reflected in testimonies, the research and interpretation of which is the goal of various scientific disciplines. Objects of Jewish cultural heritage provide information in many ways about political, social and economic, but also about religious, intellectual and artistic developments up to the present. To systematically document, evaluate and contextualize such objects, bodies of knowledge and traditions, to preserve them and to communicate the knowledge about them to a broad public is a task that can only be successfully and permanently accomplished in an interdisciplinary manner, in international exchange and with the involvement of a wide variety of institutions (universities, museums, preservation of historical monuments, Jewish communities, local and regional initiatives, experts).