Final project meeting in Blaustein
February 2026
On 17 February 2026, the DENSITIM team met with our practice partner müllerblaustein in Blaustein.
The focus was on presenting and discussing the final project results and jointly looking ahead to possible follow-up activities. The constructive exchange once again demonstrated how valuable close cooperation between the research team and practice partners is. A particular highlight was the subsequent tour of the müllerblaustein production facility.
We look forward to publishing the results in the summer in the form of concrete recommendations for practical application.
Sustainable Built Environment Conference Zürich
June 2025
As part of the Sustainable Built Environment Conference held in Zurich from June 25 to 27, 2025, we had the opportunity to present the progress of our DENSITIM research project.
In our presentation entitled “Development of an urban redensification system for German residential buildings,” we presented a holistic strategy for redensifying existing buildings in an urban context.
The link to the published paper can be found here.
Project meeting 3
January 2025
Our third project meeting took place at TUM on 16 January. The focus was on presenting the current status of work and two workshops with the industry partners. Working groups discussed and addressed key issues relating to floor plan systematisation and structural and construction strategies. The results will be incorporated into the further development of the work packages.
Densification with System
September 2024
An article about DENSITIM has been published in the current issue 9/2024 of the Deutsche Architektenblatt (DAB) – Baden-Württemberg regional edition.
You can find the link to the issue here page 11.
DENSITIM launched!
20.02.2024 - Tübingen
Last week, our research team from TUM and the practice partners from Baden-Württemberg met for the kick-off meeting of our new research project in Tübingen.
We are looking forward to the practical collaboration over the next two years.
During this period, questions relating to the transformation of the German housing stock from the 1950s to the 1970s will be analysed in depth and findings developed for future decision-makers.