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SUMMARY:HALFFORMS HALFWAY
DESCRIPTION:research project\, 2023 – 2027 \nresearch abstract\nThe growing scarcity of fossil resources and the global threat of climate change are\nputting considerable pressure on architecture\, demanding new concepts that go be-\nyond the range of established building materials\, systems and processes.\nAdditionally\, advanced algorithmic tools in architectural design and fabrication\, such\nas simulation\, machine learning and machine vision\, allow designers to cope with\ncomplex materials and geometry\, and enable the use of non-standard\, transformable\nbuilding parts with a complex geometry.\nThe proposal integrates these separate approaches emerging in architectural dis-\ncourse and related fields into a methodology for understanding the architectural po-\ntential of vulcanized fiber and developing a prototypical building method [system].\nVulcanized fiber is a little known\, industrial\, cellulose-based product\, produced in\nsheets. Besides a good ecological balance\, this material is durable\, strong\, and light-\nweight\, offering significant potential for architectural application. Of special interest\nis the material’s natural deformation as a result of the drying process. It not only pro-\nduces a distinct\, natural form aesthetics\, but also a potentially improved structural\nperformance as well as an ambiguous functionality and spatial quality. In this context\nit is essential to study the levels of control between form definition and a self-forming\nprocess.\nThe current proposal builds on developments in paper-based construction and aims\nat investigating the aesthetic\, functional\, spatial\, and constructive potential of vulca-\nnized fiber\, used as building components in architecture. Understanding the distinct\ncharacteristics of parts and the emerging implications for potential correlations is the\nbasis for a bottom-up method of designing spatial structures. Hereby\, natural-phys-\nical phenomena are combined with a hybrid working method of digital and analog\ntechniques – to formulate a contemporary articulation of sustainable architecture.\nBy following the dynamic principles of the distinct material to conceptualize archi-\ntectural environments this research aims at activating a new resource in architecture\nand expanding the aesthetic\, functional and spatial norms of a sustainable building\nculture. \nkeynote and exhibition opening \nDecember 3\, 2025\, 6 pm\nOrtner & Stanger\nProject Research Space\nFürstenweg 66\, im Hof\nInnsbruck\nMarc Leschelier is a French architect based in Paris. He builds architectures without function\, entitled pre-architecture\, in open spaces\, sculpture parks\, or any situation exempt from urban regulations. While inventing an architectural genre through the development of alternative constructive systems\, Leschelier responds to the sclerosis of the architectural discipline by creating an immediate\, naked\, speaking architecture. Drawing inspiration from performance art\, vernacular architecture and industrial abstraction\, Leschelier’s pre-architecture is an attempt to break with the logic of the discipline and through its immediacy\, to resynchronize with the speed of the present. \nMarc Leschelier was a fellow at the Villa Medici in 2017–2018 and a resident at Casa Wabi in 2025. His work has been awarded by Herzog and De Meuron with the redistribution of their prize at the Académie des Beaux-Arts in Paris this year. He will be a workshop leader next year at Porto Academy. In March 2025\, he opened a solo show in Paris in dialogue with historic pieces by Jean Prouvé on loan from a private collector. He has exhibited his work at Christophe Gaillard Gallery\, Mascota Gallery\, Spazio Maiocchi or Dover Street Market. He has participated in international fairs such as Design Miami Paris\, Salone del Mobile and Art Brussels. Over the past six years\, he has built ten permanent and ephemeral pavilions.
URL:https://www.exparch.at/event/halffomshalfway/
LOCATION:Ortner und Stanger\, Fürstenweg 66\, Innsbruck\, 6020\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Research,Studio Schmidbaur
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ORGANIZER;CN="hochbau":MAILTO:hochbau@uibk.ac.at
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20240131T130000
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SUMMARY:Vertical Archipelagos 1/2
DESCRIPTION:Final presentations\n\nBachelor studio: Vertical Archipelagos (848136 PJ Design Studio 3) \nSupervisors: Prof. Marjan Colletti\, Andreas Körner\, Jade Bailey \n  \nIn 1972\, anthropologist John Murra introduced the ‘vertical archipelagos’ hypothesis in his research on Andean cultures. This concept elucidates the emergence of communities within non-adjacent ecological strata. Diverse elevations yield distinct climatic conditions\, resulting in advantageous enclaves and isolated pockets within a broader framework. As seasons transition and circumstances fluctuate\, intermittent bridges and corridors form\, uniting ecologies that would otherwise remain apart. \nHistorically\, architectural expression is predominantly concerned with the vertical distribution of loads and the struggle against gravity. However\, verticality also offers significant environmental opportunities beyond its advantages in terms of density and reduced ground impact (optimising land use and minimising the need for urban sprawl into green spaces or natural habitats). By stacking spaces vertically\, architects can harness natural lighting and ventilation more effectively\, reducing the need for excessive artificial compensation and lowering energy consumption and carbon emissions. The studio will explore the design of buildings as vertical landscaping: artificial structures placed in a natural environment. Importantly\, those structures are not limited to towers but include diverse strategies for distributing mass on terrains. \nJust as archipelagos consist of islands scattered across a vast expanse of water\, a ‘vertical archipelago’ involves establishing habitable zones at distinct elevations in a mountainous context. Each ‘island’ or habitat within this system is uniquely adapted to its altitude\, climate\, and ecological conditions. The idea draws inspiration from ecological diversity and sustainability principles\, aiming to explore ecotones on the thresholds between human dwellings and the natural environment. As students\, you will translate this concept into the Alpine environment surrounding the city of Innsbruck. The exploration will begin with analysing weather patterns and land formations\, eventually evolving into intricate tectonic frameworks\, ever-evolving envelopes\, and innovative spatial compositions. This process will unveil how the interplay of verticality and insularity can ingeniously harmonise\, offering innovative architectural strategies that resonate with the distinctive Alpine setting. Through a series of design prototypes\, you will be asked to develop a strategy to compress such considerations into smaller and more detailed units. \n  \nGuest critics: \nKilian Bauer\, Tiziano Derme\, Barbara Imhof\, Maria Kuptsova\, Thomas Mathoy\, Natalia Priorecka\, Nuria Widmann \n  \nDownload the Brief \n  \n 
URL:https://www.exparch.at/event/vertical-archipelagos-ws23-24/
LOCATION:Institut – Spielwiese\, Technikerstraße 21\, 3.OG Nord\, Innsbruck\, 6020\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Studio,Studio Colletti,Teaching
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ORGANIZER;CN="Andreas K%C3%B6rner":MAILTO:Andreas.Koerner@uibk.ac.at
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20231006T110000
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SUMMARY:Variegated Poché
DESCRIPTION:PhD Defence / Rigorosum\nAndreas Körner\, BSc MArch \n  \nVariegated Poché \nExploring thermochromic materials as surrogate models for the design integration of surface weathering in architecture. \n  \nAbstract: \nCurrent environmental and ecological pressures lead architects to reconsider the relationships between the inside and the outside\, the permanence of surfaces\, and the ageing of buildings. Integrating weathering through design and contextualising it in architectural theory are key components of this paradigm shift. This doctoral dissertation explores thermochromic materials as surrogate models for weathering as a design tool. Thermochromics change colour due to temperature. The research projects investigate the textural relationship between surfaces\, substrates\, and environments. The study employs a mixed-methods approach. First\, a comprehensive literature review surveys the contemporary and historical concepts of weather\, colour\, texture\, and poché. The correlation between the 19th-century debate on architectural polychromy and anthropogenic pollution acts as a historical case study for today’s relationship between ornament and climate change. Subsequently\, the method of thermochromic programming is developed via five design research projects. Consequently\, aesthetic chromogenic correlations between natural\, long-term weathering and reversible\, short-term thermochromic materials are outlined. The findings demonstrate that thermochromic programming can act as a surrogate model to explore design aspects of augmented weathering in architecture. Modulating thermal mass\, topography\, and strategic layering of coatings\, informed by environmental simulations\, can control the thermochromic response. While the results provide a sufficient basis to assess the method’s viability for design\, further long-term and large-scale control studies are required. A series of provocative arguments are formed by critically reflecting on the findings from design\, history\, and theory. They range from cutaneous terminology like ‘complexion’ for chromogenic phenomena on architectural surfaces to proposing the transplantation of integrated building services from within the poché to the outward-facing side of its tissue. This research contributes to the field of architecture by providing a historical contextualisation of environmentally induced colour change\, the development of material-based design and simulation methods\, and the extrapolation of findings to establish novel frameworks for augmenting weathering. \n  \nBoard of Examiners:\nAssoc. Prof. Dipl.Ing. Dagmar Reinhardt\, MArch PhD (University of Sydney)\nUniv.-Prof. Mag. Arch. Hannes Stiefel\, SIA (University of Applied Arts Vienna)\nUniv.-Prof. Dipl. Ing. Marjan Colletti\, MArch Dott. PhD ARB (University of Innsbruck\, University College London)
URL:https://www.exparch.at/event/rigorosum-koerner/
LOCATION:Institut – Spielwiese\, Technikerstraße 21\, 3.OG Nord\, Innsbruck\, 6020\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Exam,Exhibition,Lecture,Research,Studio Colletti
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ORGANIZER;CN="Andreas K%C3%B6rner":MAILTO:Andreas.Koerner@uibk.ac.at
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220318
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SUMMARY:Chromogenic Composites
DESCRIPTION:Chromogenic Composites \nExhibition of student work \n18.-23. March 2022\, Department for Experimental Architecture – Hochbau\, Studio Prof. Marjan Colletti \n  \nIn this seminar\, students explored the relationships between digital environmental simulations\, digital fabrication\, and material properties. The focus lay on the interplay between colour\, form\, and climate. The objective of the course was to develop a design and fabrication method that links\, programs\, synchronises and orchestrates those relationships. The results are interactive chromogenic composites that act as interfaces between the built and the natural environment. \nIn diesem Seminar erforschten die Studierenden die Beziehungen zwischen digitalen Umweltsimulationen\, digitaler Fertigung und Materialeigenschaften. Der Schwerpunkt lag dabei auf dem Zusammenspiel von Farbe\, Form und Klima. Ziel des Kurses war es\, eine Design- und Fertigungsmethode zu entwickeln\, die diese Beziehungen verknüpft\, programmiert\, synchronisiert und orchestriert. Das Ergebnis sind interaktive chromogene Komposite\, die als Schnittstellen zwischen der gebauten und der natürlichen Umwelt fungieren. \nCourse: 848181 – Seminar New Technologies (LFU)\nTeaching: Andreas Körner \n  \n 
URL:https://www.exparch.at/event/chromogenic-composites/
LOCATION:Institut\, Technikerstraße 21\, Innsbruck\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Research,Seminar,Studio Colletti
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ORGANIZER;CN="Andreas K%C3%B6rner":MAILTO:Andreas.Koerner@uibk.ac.at
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210702
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210827
DTSTAMP:20210708T120805Z
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SUMMARY:Exhibition sophia builds @ PHT
DESCRIPTION:Exhibition “sophia builds” in the Pedagogical University of Tyrol (PHT – Pädagogische Hochschule Tirol).\nDuration of the exhibition 2.7.2021 – 27.8.2021. \nOn display are 12 bachelor theses from the structural engineering work area from the academic year 20/21 and a mock-up of the winning project selected from the 12 projects in an official jury process and planned for implementation on the PHT property. \nIn addition\, we screen the film “lern (t) räume” produced by the students for the start of the Architecture Days 21. (https://architekturtage.at/2021/programm/tv) \nThe exhibition can be seen until August 27\, 2021. \nsee also: \nBeitrag Bezirksblatt: Raumkonzept “Chamäleon” hat überzeugt \n„Sophia+“ – ein experimenteller Lehr- und Lernraum entsteht
URL:https://www.exparch.at/event/exhibition-sophia-builds-pht/
LOCATION:PHT\, Pastorstrasse 7\, Innsbruck\, 6020\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Studio Schmidbaur
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ORGANIZER;CN="hochbau":MAILTO:hochbau@uibk.ac.at
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210630
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210801
DTSTAMP:20210715T094809Z
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SUMMARY:Exhibition Master Defensio
DESCRIPTION:We cordially invite you to the exhibition of Master projects at the iea.hochbau.\nDuration of the exhibition 30.6.2021 – 31.7.2021. \nOn display are master theses from 30.6.2021. \nThe exhibition can be seen until July 31\, 2021. \n 
URL:https://www.exparch.at/event/exhibition-master-defensio/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Studio Colletti,Studio Schmidbaur
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ORGANIZER;CN="hochbau":MAILTO:hochbau@uibk.ac.at
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210531
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210603
DTSTAMP:20210827T160500Z
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SUMMARY:Thermochromic Topologies
DESCRIPTION:Thermochromic Topologies\nIntegration of non-visual design parameters into generative design processes and the communication of invisible parameters of thermal comfort via embedded material performance in responsive architectural elements. \nWith increasing awareness of our environmental responsibilities\, architects must seek out alternative solutions to mechanical heating and cooling where possible. The resulting shift in paradigm – from a demand of a homogeneously tempered indoor environment to a heterogeneous field of varying comfort zones – requires new design tools to actively communicate qualities of space. Most thermal comfort parameters are invisible and hard to communicate across distances. This research aims to find solutions for this dilemma while exploring it from the architect’s position. Sustainability\, passive environmental strategies and ecological thinking are embraced creatively and innovatively. This pushes the boundaries of design thinking as well as finding new digital fabrication and design methodologies to generate intricate and sustainable ornament. Thermochromic materials change colour when the material’s temperature exceeds a certain threshold. The effect can be a change in hue\, saturation or transparency. \nThe project focused on a change of transparency\, where the disappearance of a coating layer reveals the underlying material above a temperature threshold of 27C – the same temperature above which a room’s temperature is widely perceived as uncomfortable. Computational fluid dynamics simulations (CFD) were used to simulate changes in temperature and airflow along surfaces. The experiments were set up in a way that gave each surface distinct topological characters such as density\, thickness\, directionality\, gradient. The results were used as an input for a digital generative design process. The geometries were fabricated using a cnc mill and coated with thermochromic ink. The prototypes were then exposed to heat in a series of experiments and the changing visual appearance is documented systematically using thermal imagery\, photos and videos. The gained material was catalogued\, compared and knowledge about the relationship between\, simulation\, prototype and performance was gained. \nThere is demand for innovative design solutions for communicating environmental conditions and parameters of indoor climate to inhabitants through smart materials and passive strategies. Existing research into thermochromic elements in architecture is often focussing on the technological aspects of surface actuation. This research project investigated the design consequences deriving from a generative design process\, that uses invisible environmental parameters to drive performative reliefs. \nThe results of the project will be exhibited at the department on the third floor. Please adhere to the current COVID-related health and safety regulations (https://www.uibk.ac.at/newsroom/information-on-the-corona-virus.html.en) \nProject info: \nFunding: Tiroler Wissenschaftsförderung (TWF) – Gefördert aus Mitteln des Landes Tirol \nProject timeframe: 4/5/2020 – 31/5/2021 \nDepartment: Institut für Experimentelle Architektur\, AB Hochbau \nPrincipal investigator and project leader: Andreas Körner (§26) \nReasearch assistant: Catalina Tripolt \nAcknowledgements: Ernest Hager\, Philipp Schwaderer\, Jan Contala\, Julian Edelmann\, Kilian Bauer \n 
URL:https://www.exparch.at/event/thermochromic-topologies/
LOCATION:Institut – Spielwiese\, Technikerstraße 21\, 3.OG Nord\, Innsbruck\, 6020\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Research,Studio Colletti
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ORGANIZER;CN="Andreas K%C3%B6rner":MAILTO:Andreas.Koerner@uibk.ac.at
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210521
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210619
DTSTAMP:20210616T130321Z
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SUMMARY:Exhibition sophia builds
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://www.exparch.at/event/exhibition-sophia-builds/
LOCATION:Institut – Spielwiese\, Technikerstraße 21\, 3.OG Nord\, Innsbruck\, 6020\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Studio Schmidbaur
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ORGANIZER;CN="hochbau":MAILTO:hochbau@uibk.ac.at
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20170125T190000
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SUMMARY:Ausstellung Lightscapes
DESCRIPTION:Lehrveranstaltungsleiter: Marc Ihle in Kooperation mit Spielraum Fablab Innsbruck (Heinrich Pan\, Stefan Strappler\, Alexander Schuierer\, Oliver von Malm)\, unterstützt von Lynn Kieffer und Christian Bührer.gefördert von ROWA-Moser Handelsges.m.b.H. | bzw der Fa. OSRAM
URL:https://www.exparch.at/event/ausstellung-lightscapes/
LOCATION:Foyer Architekturfakultät\, CT TE021 Architekturgebaude\, Innsbruck\, 6020\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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ORGANIZER;CN="Marc-Eduard Ihle":MAILTO:marc-eduard.ihle@uibk.ac.at
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