Strategic development planning for four campus sites Spatial strategy is science policy A backlog of renovation needs is a persistent structural problem at German university campuses. At the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, this situation is compounded by a unique spatial configuration: four geographically separate campus areas, each with its own
Vocational High School as an Open Urban Building Block Vocational education becomes part of the urban landscape when learning, production, and exchange become visible and accessible. In Gelsenkirchen, the construction of the new Technical and Design Vocational College marks the first phase of the BIC Education and Innovation Campus. Located
Urban Master Plan – Winning Design in the NRW Workshop Process The Duisburg campus is doubling its size while remaining in operation and will serve as the first real-world test of a new planning framework for higher education construction in North Rhine-Westphalia. Today, there is a gap of ten to
Urban Development Master Plan for the Main Campus of the German Aerospace Center The campus is becoming a laboratory for the future – a physical infrastructure that fosters innovation and sets the stage for tomorrow’s successful aerospace research. A growing research hub without an overarching planning framework develops according to
Hospital Renovation and Expansion While Remaining Open THE MOST EXPENSIVE COMPROMISE IS A FLOOR PLAN THAT WAS NEVER INTENDED FOR A HOSPITAL. Today, consolidating multiple hospital sites is a common task in hospital construction – and one of the most structurally challenging. Facilities that have evolved over time are shaped
From the search for a location to urban development planning and the realization of a new campus “The new campus is open and transparent, it offers optimal conditions.” Prof. Dr.-Ing. Gudrun Stockmanns, former President of the HRW The Ruhr West University of Applied Sciences in Mülheim an der Ruhr (HRW)
Development concept for an urban science campus Urban society and science in dialog: Excellent research conditions meet lively neighborhoods. Science City Hamburg Bahrenfeld is changing: the long-standing research location on one of Hamburg’s twelve main arteries is growing and will in future combine top international research, university education, numerous companies
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