(RE)ASSEMBLE:PRAG
Project information
submitted by
Sophia Springer
Co-Authors
BACHELOR, 5. KM,
Stella Sophia Dorothea Barthelmeus,
Paul Erb,
Carl Cormac Mac Reevy,
Lea Katarina Nemitz,
Nina Sophie Romberg,
Karl Okke Runge,
Annika Sophie Scheuring,
Carla Filippa Wink,
MASTER, 1.-3. PM,
Mikhail Bodrov,
Elisa Warda Maria Fadel,
Jonathan Leon Hager,
Finja König,
Lena Kopsieker,
Thomas Körzdörfer,
Emil Leander Kuenzer,
Fynn Stellan Marz,
Marie-Louise Steffens,
Stuhm, Antonia Maria
Lennart Siegfried Wetzel,
Annika Brammer
Mentors
Professur Entwerfen und Baukonstruktion,
Prof. Johannes Kuehn,
Marlene Külz,
Paco Motzer,
Marie-Theres Weiß
Faculty:
Architecture and Urbanism
Degree programme:
Architecture (Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)),
Architecture (Master of Science (M.Sc.))
Type of project presentation
Exhibition
Semester
Summer semester 2024
- Geschwister-Scholl-Straße 8 - Hauptgebäude / Main Building
(Raum 108)
Available during summaery opening hours
Project description
Every design begins with a context - social, cultural, historical, but also architectural. Every intervention relates to this context in one way or another. Architects have to recognise the specific contextual characteristics in order to be able to think and build on the respective location.
In the summer semester, our attention turns to Prague, where a town house with multifunctional use is to be developed.
The constructive task is to develop the design and its detailing in such a way that both a functional conversion and a later dismantling with maximum reuse of the components could take place.
In an inner-city building, the face of the building, the façade, is of great importance as it is the first thing to be perceived in the context of the location. We will therefore focus in particular on the façade structure, its materialisation and possible dismantling, as well as the independence of the façade and its urban impact.