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SUMMARY:Affect Lecture3 - Christina Jauernik
DESCRIPTION:Lecture Series SoSe 2023\nLecture 1: March 29\, 6:30 pm – PAREID\nLecture 2: March 30\, 6:30 pm – Stefan Holst\nLecture 3: May 10\, 6:30 pm – Christina Jauernik\nLecture 4: May 24\, 6:30 pm – Andrej Radman\nLecture 5: June 14\, 6:30 pm – Carl Pruscha \nAffect is often associated with individual feelings\, a vehicle that has shaped discourses and practices in diverse fields for and around human experience. In architecture\, its most widespread registration came with the phenomenological turn as an enterprise to downplay „retinal\,“ rational\, and conceptual agendas. Instead\, architecture becomes „atmosphere\,“ a playground for the senses. For its part\, the subject‘s body becomes the primary means of understanding and relating to this space haptically. In recent years\, this approach has been criticized from various angles. On the one hand\, there are positions that confront the positivism of phenomenological architecture\, arguing that it is circumscribed to the normative regimes of emotions\, while also ignoring the political and social implications of affects. On the other hand\, others overcome the „experientialism“ of the phenomenological method by building on contemporary posthuman and non-anthropocentric dispositions. Whether accounting for the augmented conditions of human experience through technological means or directly for non-human mediated relations\, affect broadens the psychological scope of human emotions in its traditional understanding to engage ecologically with the more complex context of affecting and being affected.\nIn this context\, this lecture series proposes to bring together (disparate) voices from practice\, theory and research that expand\, reaffirm\, reject or displace new\, unexplored\, and established notions of affect in architecture.
URL:https://www.exparch.at/event/affect-lecture3-christina-jauernik/
LOCATION:Institut – Spielwiese\, Technikerstraße 21\, 3.OG Nord\, Innsbruck\, 6020\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Lecture,Research
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ORGANIZER;CN="hochbau":MAILTO:hochbau@uibk.ac.at
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20230330T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20230330T190000
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SUMMARY:Affect Lecture2 - Stefan Holst
DESCRIPTION:Lecture Series SoSe 2023\nLecture 1: March 29\, 6:30 pm – PAREID\nLecture 2: March 30\, 6:30 pm – Stefan Holst\nLecture 3: May 10\, 6:30 pm – Christina Jauernik\nLecture 4: May 24\, 6:30 pm – Andrej Radman\nLecture 5: June 14\, 6:30 pm – Carl Pruscha \nAffect is often associated with individual feelings\, a vehicle that has shaped discourses and practices in diverse fields for and around human experience. In architecture\, its most widespread registration came with the phenomenological turn as an enterprise to downplay „retinal\,“ rational\, and conceptual agendas. Instead\, architecture becomes „atmosphere\,“ a playground for the senses. For its part\, the subject‘s body becomes the primary means of understanding and relating to this space haptically. In recent years\, this approach has been criticized from various angles. On the one hand\, there are positions that confront the positivism of phenomenological architecture\, arguing that it is circumscribed to the normative regimes of emotions\, while also ignoring the political and social implications of affects. On the other hand\, others overcome the „experientialism“ of the phenomenological method by building on contemporary posthuman and non-anthropocentric dispositions. Whether accounting for the augmented conditions of human experience through technological means or directly for non-human mediated relations\, affect broadens the psychological scope of human emotions in its traditional understanding to engage ecologically with the more complex context of affecting and being affected.\nIn this context\, this lecture series proposes to bring together (disparate) voices from practice\, theory and research that expand\, reaffirm\, reject or displace new\, unexplored\, and established notions of affect in architecture.
URL:https://www.exparch.at/event/affect-lecture2-stefan-holst/
LOCATION:Institut – Spielwiese\, Technikerstraße 21\, 3.OG Nord\, Innsbruck\, 6020\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Lecture,Research
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ORGANIZER;CN="hochbau":MAILTO:hochbau@uibk.ac.at
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SUMMARY:Affect Lecture1 - PAREID
DESCRIPTION:Lecture Series SoSe 2023\nLecture 1: March 29\, 6:30 pm – PAREID\nLecture 2: March 30\, 6:30 pm – Stefan Holst\nLecture 3: May 10\, 6:30 pm – Christina Jauernik\nLecture 4: May 24\, 6:30 pm – Andrej Radman\nLecture 5: June 14\, 6:30 pm – Carl Pruscha \nAffect is often associated with individual feelings\, a vehicle that has shaped discourses and practices in diverse fields for and around human experience. In architecture\, its most widespread registration came with the phenomenological turn as an enterprise to downplay „retinal\,“ rational\, and conceptual agendas. Instead\, architecture becomes „atmosphere\,“ a playground for the senses. For its part\, the subject‘s body becomes the primary means of understanding and relating to this space haptically. In recent years\, this approach has been criticized from various angles. On the one hand\, there are positions that confront the positivism of phenomenological architecture\, arguing that it is circumscribed to the normative regimes of emotions\, while also ignoring the political and social implications of affects. On the other hand\, others overcome the „experientialism“ of the phenomenological method by building on contemporary posthuman and non-anthropocentric dispositions. Whether accounting for the augmented conditions of human experience through technological means or directly for non-human mediated relations\, affect broadens the psychological scope of human emotions in its traditional understanding to engage ecologically with the more complex context of affecting and being affected.\nIn this context\, this lecture series proposes to bring together (disparate) voices from practice\, theory and research that expand\, reaffirm\, reject or displace new\, unexplored\, and established notions of affect in architecture.
URL:https://www.exparch.at/event/affect-lecture1-pareid/
LOCATION:Institut – Spielwiese\, Technikerstraße 21\, 3.OG Nord\, Innsbruck\, 6020\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Lecture,Research
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ORGANIZER;CN="hochbau":MAILTO:hochbau@uibk.ac.at
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221207
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221210
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SUMMARY:TRAITS Conference
DESCRIPTION:Conference Infos
URL:https://www.exparch.at/event/traits-conference/
LOCATION:Obergurgl\, Obergurgl\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Research
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220318
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220325
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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;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20210630T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20210630T120000
DTSTAMP:20220127T144758Z
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SUMMARY:Zur Konstitution des Ornaments in der Architektur
DESCRIPTION:Zur Konstitution des Ornaments in der Architektur – Historiografie\, Gegenwart und Morphologie \n\n\n\nRigorosum Dipl.-Ing. Peter Massin \n\n\n\nÖffentlicher Vortrag Donnerstag\, 1. Juli 2021\, 10.00 Uhr \n\n\n\nPrüfungssenat: \n\n\n\n\nUniv.-Prof. Mag. Kristina SCHINEGGER\nUniv.-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Marjan COLLETTI\, PhD |1. Gutachter\nUniv.-Prof. Dr. Benjamin DILLENBURGER (ETH Zürich) | 2. Gutachter\nUniv.-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Kathrin ASTE\nAADipl. Oliver DOMEISEN (UCL London)\n\nDie Dissertation ist online als Volltext verfügbar: \nhttps://bibsearch.uibk.ac.at/AC16253900 \nhttps://diglib.uibk.ac.at/urn:nbn:at:at-ubi:1-81389
URL:https://www.exparch.at/event/zur-konstitution-des-ornaments-in-der-architektur/
LOCATION:Institut\, Technikerstraße 21\, Innsbruck\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Lecture,Research
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20210630T200000
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SUMMARY:Master Defensios June 30\, 2021
DESCRIPTION:Zoom Link for the Master Defensio on June 30\, 2021 09:00 a.m. \nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/88984441369?pwd=NXAwSWFYbDBPZkYwZHZNUXdvRHdHUT09 \nMeeting ID: 889 8444 1369\nPasscode: UMfg9n \n\n3G-Nachweis für Präsenzteilnahme:\n \nEs gab ein paar Änderungen bzgl. des 3G-Nachweises\, die vor ein paar Tagen vom RektorInnen-Team kommuniziert wurden. Deshalb möchte ich diese hier noch einmal kurz zusammenfassen für diejenigen\, die vor Ort dabei sein möchten. \nGETESTET (Nachweis über ein negatives Testergebnis) \n\nPCR Test – nicht älter als 72 Stunden\nAntigen-Schnelltest durchgeführt von einer befugten Stelle – nicht älter als 48 Stunden\nAntigen-Schnelltest zur Eigenanwendung\, der in einem behördlichen Datenverarbeitungssystem erfasst ist – nicht älter als 24 Stunden (Genaue Informationen finden Sie hier: https://www.tirol.gv.at/gesundheit-vorsorge/infekt/coronavirus-covid-19-informationen/tirol-testet/selbsttests/)\n\nGEIMPFT (behördlicher / elektronischer Impfnachweis) \n\nAb dem 22. Tag nach der Erstimpfung – Befreiung von der Testpflicht für 3 Monate\nNach Erhalt der Zweitimpfung – Befreiung von der Testpflicht für 9 Monate ab der Erstimpfung\nAb dem 22. Tag nach der Impfung mit Impfstoffen\, bei denen nur eine Impfung vorgesehen ist – Befreiung von der Testpflicht für 9 Monate\nGeimpfte Personen\, die mindestens 21 Tage vor der Impfung einen positiven molekularbiologischen Test auf COVID-19 oder einen Nachweis über neutralisierende Antikörper vorweisen können\, sind für 9 Monate von der Testpflicht befreit\n\nGENESEN (Nachweis über eine überstandene COVID-19-Infektion) \n\nÄrztliche Bestätigung über eine in den letzten sechs Monaten überstandene COVID-19-Infektion\, die molekularbiologisch bestätigt wurde – Befreiung von der Testpflicht für 6 Monate (ab dem ersten positiven PCR Test)\nAbsonderungsbescheid aufgrund ihrer COVID-19-Erkrankung (nicht älter als 6 Monate) – Befreiung von der Testpflicht für 6 Monate (ab dem ersten positiven PCR Test)\nNachweis über die neutralisierenden Antikörper – Befreiung von der Testpflicht für 3 Monate
URL:https://www.exparch.at/event/1714/
LOCATION:Institut – Spielwiese\, Technikerstraße 21\, 3.OG Nord\, Innsbruck\, 6020\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Diplomas,Research,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;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20210331T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20210331T200000
DTSTAMP:20210329T124312Z
CREATED:20210329T121405Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210329T124312Z
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SUMMARY:MASTER DEFENSIO
DESCRIPTION:Mittwoch 31. März 2021 \n04:00 PM Amsterdam\, Berlin\, Rome\, Stockholm\, Vienna Timezone \nJoin Zoom Meeting: \nhttps://ucl.zoom.us/j/99824427067?pwd=WGZoM0Nwc3NxazV2S3NEM2pkUTk4QT09\n\nMeeting ID: 998 2442 7067\nPasscode: 302886\n\n\nOne tap mobile\n+19292056099\,\,99824427067#\,\,\,\,*302886# US (New York)\n+12532158782\,\,99824427067#\,\,\,\,*302886# US (Tacoma)\n\nDial by your location\n        +1 929 205 6099 US (New York)\n        +1 253 215 8782 US (Tacoma)\n        +1 301 715 8592 US (Washington DC)\n        +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)\n        +1 346 248 7799 US (Houston)\n        +1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose)\n\nMeeting ID: 998 2442 7067\nPasscode: 302886\nFind your local number: https://ucl.zoom.us/u/aeBAcPsIRK
URL:https://www.exparch.at/event/master-defensio/
CATEGORIES:Diplomas,Research,Studio Colletti
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ORGANIZER;CN="hochbau":MAILTO:hochbau@uibk.ac.at
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20190212T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20190212T133000
DTSTAMP:20190125T140733Z
CREATED:20190125T140733Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190125T140733Z
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SUMMARY:Guest Lecture - Fologram/Gwyllim Jahn
DESCRIPTION:Guest Lecture – Fologram/Gwyllim Jahn 12.02.19\nFOLOGRAM:\nHolographic Fabrication\nMake in Mixed Reality\n– Gwyllim JAHN \nFologram is a Melbourne based design research practice and technology startup building a mixed reality toolkit for designers and makers.\nGwyllim Jahn will discuss work from Fologram that investigates the implications of Mixed-Reality (MR) assembly methodologies on architectural design. \nDATE: 12th Feb 2019\, 12:00 pm\nPLACE: institute for experimental architecture.hochbau\, 3rd floor
URL:https://www.exparch.at/event/guest-lecture-fologram-gwyllim-jahn/
LOCATION:Institut – Spielwiese\, Technikerstraße 21\, 3.OG Nord\, Innsbruck\, 6020\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Lecture,Research
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20181025T113000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20181025T130000
DTSTAMP:20181010T170909Z
CREATED:20181010T170214Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20181010T170909Z
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SUMMARY:INPUT LECTURE Bernhard Sommer\, EXIKON arc&dev
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://www.exparch.at/event/input-lecture-bernhard-sommer/
LOCATION:Institut\, Technikerstraße 21\, Innsbruck\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Lecture
ORGANIZER;CN="hochbau":MAILTO:hochbau@uibk.ac.at
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20181011T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20181011T170000
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CREATED:20181010T165337Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20181010T170837Z
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SUMMARY:INPUT LECTURE Stefan Holst\, Transsolar
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://www.exparch.at/event/input-lecture-stefan-holst-transsolar/
LOCATION:Institut\, Technikerstraße 21\, Innsbruck\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Lecture
ORGANIZER;CN="hochbau":MAILTO:hochbau@uibk.ac.at
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20170125T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20170125T210000
DTSTAMP:20170127T163102Z
CREATED:20170125T135050Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170127T163102Z
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SUMMARY:CITIES THEN AND NOW IN INDIA
DESCRIPTION:CITIES THEN AND NOW IN INDIA – we divide we fall \nIndia is one of world’s oldest civilisation. Our cities are changing drastically over a period of time\, shifting towards fortified communities. Historically\, more than 4500 years ago\, Indus Valley civilisation\, mohenjo daro and Harappa cities architecture showcased how greatly these cities were egalitarian or in other words how urban planning conflated towards egalitarian society. And now with the emergence of gated communities people prefer being insular\, afraid and skeptical of neighbours or neighbourhood and leading to clear social stratification. Previously our cities were fortified to protect us against attacks but now it strives to shelter parochials and commercial interests of builders in the pretext of security and privacy. Question need to be asked not just in India but around the world. Why walled\, gated\, fortified communities? Is it not discrimination and inequality? Is this democracy? It’s not too late\, time to think\, be together and build egalitarian societies.
URL:https://www.exparch.at/event/cities-then-and-now-in-india/
LOCATION:Technikerstrasse 21\, Innsbruck\, Innsbruck\, 6020\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Lecture
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20161216T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20161216T213000
DTSTAMP:20161208T163923Z
CREATED:20161124T101552Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20161208T163923Z
UID:139-1481918400-1481923800@www.exparch.at
SUMMARY:Lecture TEST
DESCRIPTION:INVITATION\nHigh Comfort – Low Impact:\nClimate Responsive Design for Buildings and Cities in Consultancy and Academic Research\n16.11.2016 um 20:00 Uhr im Großen Hörsaal \nVortragende:\nProf. Stefan Holst\, TRANSSOLAR Munich\, LFUI Guest Professor\, Innsbruck und\nProf. Thomas Auer\, TRANSSOLAR Stuttgart\, TUM\, Chair for Building Technology and Climate Responsive Design\, Munich \nClimate responsive design means minimizing the negative impact of the exterior environment while taking advantage of potential natural energy sources. An energy efficient building does not have to be uncomfortable — in fact\, they are often described by their occupants as more comfortable than conventional buildings.\nBy creatively incorporating local resources as sun\, outside air and earth into building systems a natural and healthy interior climate can be achieved. Enhancing the presence of daylight in a room not only minimizes energy expended on artificial lighting\, it can also dramatically improve one´s architectural experience and provide a more pleasant working and living environment.\nEmploying adaptive comfort with natural ventilation and radiant cooling eliminates the undesirable effects associated with traditional air conditioning.\nThe principles of climate responsive design may be successfully applied to practically any city in any environment in the world.\nThe application of climate responsive design principles in consulting engineering practice will be presented in Transsolar project work from all over the world and complemented by academic research results from the chair of Prof. Thomas Auer at the TUM in Munich.
URL:https://www.exparch.at/event/lecture-test/
LOCATION:Großer Hörsaal Technik\, CT TE013 Bauingenieurgebaude\, Innsbruck\, 6020\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Lecture,Research,Teaching
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.exparch.at/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/WS1617_Transsolar_Lecture_16112016.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Prof. Stefan Holst":MAILTO:holst@transsolar.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161214
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20161216
DTSTAMP:20161124T101309Z
CREATED:20160830T152203Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20161124T101309Z
UID:28-1481673600-1481846399@www.exparch.at
SUMMARY:Diplom/Masterprüfungen DEZ 16
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://www.exparch.at/event/diplommasterprufungen-dez-16/
LOCATION:Foyer Architekturfakultät\, CT TE021 Architekturgebaude\, Innsbruck\, 6020\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Diplomas,Research
ORGANIZER;CN="ioud":MAILTO:ioud@uibk.ac.at
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20161116T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20161116T213000
DTSTAMP:20161114T165329Z
CREATED:20161114T164504Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20161114T165329Z
UID:129-1479326400-1479331800@www.exparch.at
SUMMARY:LFUI Guest Professorship Lecture
DESCRIPTION:INVITATION\nHigh Comfort – Low Impact:\nClimate Responsive Design for Buildings and Cities in Consultancy and Academic Research\n16.11.2016 um 20:00 Uhr im Großen Hörsaal \nVortragende:\nProf. Stefan Holst\, TRANSSOLAR Munich\, LFUI Guest Professor\, Innsbruck und\nProf. Thomas Auer\, TRANSSOLAR Stuttgart\, TUM\, Chair for Building Technology and Climate Responsive Design\, Munich \nClimate responsive design means minimizing the negative impact of the exterior environment while taking advantage of potential natural energy sources. An energy efficient building does not have to be uncomfortable — in fact\, they are often described by their occupants as more comfortable than conventional buildings.\nBy creatively incorporating local resources as sun\, outside air and earth into building systems a natural and healthy interior climate can be achieved. Enhancing the presence of daylight in a room not only minimizes energy expended on artificial lighting\, it can also dramatically improve one´s architectural experience and provide a more pleasant working and living environment.\nEmploying adaptive comfort with natural ventilation and radiant cooling eliminates the undesirable effects associated with traditional air conditioning.\nThe principles of climate responsive design may be successfully applied to practically any city in any environment in the world.\nThe application of climate responsive design principles in consulting engineering practice will be presented in Transsolar project work from all over the world and complemented by academic research results from the chair of Prof. Thomas Auer at the TUM in Munich.
URL:https://www.exparch.at/event/lfui-guest-professorship-lecture/
LOCATION:Großer Hörsaal Technik\, CT TE013 Bauingenieurgebaude\, Innsbruck\, 6020\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Lecture,Research,Teaching
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.exparch.at/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/WS1617_Transsolar_Lecture_16112016.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Prof. Stefan Holst":MAILTO:holst@transsolar.com
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