Oskar von Miller Forum – Yearbook 2018/19

A BOOK ABOUT THE OSKAR VON MILLER FORUM

Yearbook 2018/19

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» A RCHITECTURE IS A TOOL ­TO ­IMPROVE LIVES. ANNA HERINGER Architect

OSKAR VON MILLER FORUM Located in the heart of Munich and close to the Technical University of Munich, the Oskar von Miller Forum is an international meeting centre.

An independent educational initiative of the Bavarian construction industry, the Oskar von Miller Forum offers inspiration for the education of civil and environmental engineers, architects and construction technicians and supports them with a programme scholarship: › in their pursuit of excellence in terms of above-average professional qualification › in preparing them for an international career › in developing social skills

PREMISES Event rooms › Lecture hall on ground floor ›S eminar room on the 7th floor

Apartments ›5 4 apartments for scholarship holders, of which: › 1 apartment with barrier-free access › 3 mother/father & child apartments › 1 project/work room for scholarship holders on the 2nd floor › 7 apartments for guest scientists

Common rooms › Bistro on the ground floor › Library on the ground floor

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Contents 2018› 1 › FOREWORDS

‹ 3 › LECTURES

‹ 5 › INHOUSE EVENTS

6 — Director 8 — Programme Advisory Council

30 — Keynote lectures 60 — Evening lectures

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‹ 4 › EXHIBITIONS

84 — Workshops 89 — Workshop talk 92 — Tandem presentations 97 — Seminars 99 — Welcome excursion 101 — Life at the Forum

13 — Programme mandate 14 — Programme elements 22 — Calendar of events

77 — Building systems of Angelo Mangiarotti

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112 — International network 122 — Alumni 124 — Award winners 126 — Guest scientists

‹ 8 › PRESS REPORTS 131 — Oskar von Miller Forum in the press

‹ 9 SPONSORSHIPS 136 — Owners and operators 137 — Project sponsors 139 — Team 140 — Publishing information

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MISSION The Oskar von Miller Forum has a programme mandate. Scientists from all over the world are invited to the Forum and contribute to the programme.

In addition, students and doctoral candidates as well as construction technicians can receive a programme scholarship and live at the Forum. The open academic dialogue generates ideas and potential new approaches to education at the Technical University of Munich. In the light of its interdisciplinary and international orientation, the Oskar von Miller Forum is committed to the pursuit of excellence both in nurturing the talent of its scholarship holders and in all its other activities.

1› FOREWORDS The Oskar von Miller Forum – an international and interdisciplinary meeting centre for students, construction technicians and scientists in the field of construction.

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Director’s foreword

DEAR FRIENDS OF THE ­OSKAR VON MILLER FORUM, I am very glad to present our latest yearbook 2018/19 to you. We are looking back on another exciting and interesting year in which we h ­ osted more than 50 events. In keeping with our educational mission and pro­ gramme mandate to promote excellence in building, our varied public lec­ ture programme was enhanced by numerous in-house events and work­ shops for our scholarship holders residing at the Oskar von Miller Forum.

All topics and subjects complement the curriculum of the civil engineer­ ing departments at the Technical University of Munich and the College of Construction Engineering (Städtische Fachschule für Bautechnik).

The public lectures addressed key topics such as sustainability, climate change, resource conservation and social responsibility, and dealt with innovations in civil engineering, building with renewable materials and approaches pursued in materials research.

A particular highlight was the “Building Systems of Angelo Mangiarotti” exhibition at the Oskar von Miller Forum at the end of the summer semes­ ter 2019, dedicated to the works of architect and designer Angelo Man­ giarotti (1921–2012). In his opening address, architect Prof. Dr. Thomas Herzog, EoE of the Technical University of Munich, gave an account of system-based building spanning the period from classical modernity to the present.

The lecture series was opened by Lars T. Thorbek from the Ramboll Group with a look at the past, present and future of bridge building, presenting the spectacular cable-stayed bridge Queensferry Crossing near Edinburgh as an example of innovativeness. Architect Achim Menges discussed the

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interfaces between biology and digital building in his lecture. Climate re­ searcher Stefan Rahmstorf portrayed the diverse causes of climate change and pinpointed potential solutions. At the close of the winter se­ mester, Maarten Hajer, Professor of Urban Futures at Utrecht University, discussed the potential of positive imaginations for a sustainable future.

Landscape architects and architects Anuradha Mathur and Dilip da Cunha presented novel possibilities of designing the built environment by explor­ ing the boundaries between land and water. Klaus M. Leisinger, founder and president of the foundation Global Values Alliance (Globale Werte Allianz), postulated corporate social responsibility for sustainable devel­ opment. Concluding the lecture series, Anna Heringer, architect and hon­ orary professor of the UNESCO chair of Earthen Architecture, Building Cultures and Sustainable Development, pointed out that architecture is a tool to improve lives.

I hope you enjoy reading our latest yearbook and look forward to seeing you again in the upcoming year.

Werner Lang

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Programme Advisory Council’s foreword

FROM THE PROGRAMME ­A DVISORY COUNCIL The Oskar von Miller Forum was founded by the labour agreement part­ ners in the Bavarian construction industry with the aim of providing stu­ dents enrolled in construction programmes at the Technical University of Munich and students of the College of Construction Engineering (Städtische Fachschule für Bautechnik) with the opportunity of interdisciplinary train­ ing. In addition, the foundation Stiftung Bayerisches Baugewerbe provides support through a programme scholarship to help students develop the skills they need to meet their future career challenges.

Any built structure, be it a street, kindergarten, school, factory or residen­ tial building, is the result of the work of many. To merge the individual elements into an overall concept, everyone involved has to engage in inter­ disciplinary cooperation.

For this reason, the residents living and studying at the Oskar von Miller Forum include not only future civil and environmental engineers and architects, but also construction technicians. They develop projects and receive inspiration for their careers by partaking in an intercultural and interdisciplinary exchange.

In our digitalized world, we continue to be faced with the need to com­ mu­nicate in traditional ways to help us join forces and achieve excellent results.

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Social skills are a basic requirement for this. Therefore, scholarship hold­ ers can attend personality development seminars to prepare the ground for their future success in industry, research and teaching or in the im­ plementation of construction projects. The constellation of living together as students may lead to conflicts. Learning how to deal with such conflict situations is an essential asset for one’s future career. Seminars in this field are also part of the Oskar von Miller Forum’s programme.

The Programme Advisory Council develops the agenda for the public event programme together with the team of the Oskar von Miller Forum. Speak­ ers from various disciplines such as architecture, civil engineering, ethics, ecology or design and materials research hold lectures that provide the students with significant academic inspiration.

Polymaths such as Leonardo da Vinci are the exception, but a joint effort can also lead to excellence. This is the message we want to share with our students. If we succeed in this, the idea that originally led to the estab­ lishment of the Oskar von Miller Forum will have been well implemented.

Hans Beer

MEMBERS OF THE PROGRAMME ADVISORY COUNCIL: Hans Beer, Thomas Herzog, Vittorio Magnago Lampugnani, Gerhard Müller, Hans-Joachim Wolff

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» WITH MY ADMIRATION FOR THE GREAT WORK DONE BY THE OSKAR VON ­MILLER FORUM IN FAVOR OF EDUCATION AND EXCELLENCE IN ARCHITECTURE, AND GRATITUDE FOR THE INVITATION TO SHARE MY IDEAS AND PROJECTS. ENRIQUE SOBEJANO Architect

‹2› PROGRAMME The Oskar von Miller Forum is a venue for forward-looking academic events focused on building.

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» EXAMPLE IS NOT ­T HE MAIN THING IN ­INFLUENCING ­OTHERS – IT IS THE ONLY THING. ALBERT SCHWEITZER (1875–1965) Physician, philosopher, theologian

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Programme mandate The programme of the Oskar von Miller Forum is dedicated to the education of engineers in the field of construction at the Technical University of Munich. With an interdisciplinary and international orientation, it supports scholarship holders in their pursuit of excellence in both their own field of specialisation and in related disciplines.

The programme is directly related to the university education of building professionals. Linking to the traditional concept of the ‘master builder’ who possessed combined skills in all branches of building, the programme establishes connections and links between construction engineering, environmental engineering and surveying, between architecture and the artisan trades as well as social sciences, humanities, economics and natural sciences.

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Programme elements INSPIRATION – INTERDISCIPLINARY AND ­I NTERCULTURAL The programme of the Oskar von Miller Forum consists of three main components.

One of these components is guest scientists who, as scientists in resi­ dence, share their know-how and experience and are available as ­mentors for the scholarship holders. They contribute to and enrich the programme as well as day-to-day life at the Oskar von Miller Forum both from a professional and an intercultural point of view.

The second component is the public programme of events that provides inspiration for the students’ professional development. Internationally renowned experts hold sophisticated lectures on topics in construction engineering and related fields.

The third component is the intercultural and interdisciplinary exchange between the scholarship holders, which is nurtured by living and work­ ing together.

For example, in tandem presentations, they share insights into their stud­ ies or their research projects. A number of additional in-house activities

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are organised by the scholarship holders on their own initiative. They furthermore enhance their social skills by taking part in personal de­ velopment seminars.

EXCELLENCE The Oskar von Miller Forum offers future civil and environmental engi­ neers, architects and construction technicians temporary accommoda­ tion and contributes excellent ideas and inspiration to their education through its programme. In dialogue with guest scientists from across the globe, scholarship holders enhance and extend their interests and are thus prepared for working life with tasks spanning different disciplines.

It is in this way that the Oskar von Miller Forum fosters their pursuit of

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excellence. The Oskar von Miller Forum considers technical expertise and social skills to lie at the heart of excellence. Characteristics like personal initiative, staying power, a sense of responsibility and specialist knowl­ edge are of central importance, as are the ability and willingness to com­ municate as well as taking appropriate actions and showing reliability.

LECTURES The Oskar von Miller Forum is a venue for forward-looking academic lectures related to building. The high-profile keynote and evening lec­ tures follow an interdisciplinary, intercultural and innovative approach: their emphasis is on topics of current interest in engineering, archi­

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tecture and other construction-related areas, taking account of social trends and developments. Keynote lectures address central issues in engineering across the disciplines, and the evening lectures focus on issues of topical interest.

EXHIBITION In the summer semester 2019, the Oskar von Miller Forum dedicated an exhibition to architect and designer Angelo Mangiarotti. Entitled “Building Systems of Angelo Mangiarotti”, it documented his pioneering work in the industrial production of reinforced concrete building systems.

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INHOUSE EVENTS Workshops Excellent scientists are invited as mentors for the scholarship holders in the framework of the Scientists-in-Residence programme. They share their expertise with the scholarship holders in workshops and other events.

In addition, the scientists take an active part in the in-house programme and day-to-day life at the Oskar von Miller Forum.

Workshop talks and alumni evening The workshop talks are a source of inspiration for scholarship holders to plan their future careers. Entrepreneurs explain how to start up a com­ pany and provide insight into their everyday work. During the Alumni Net­ working Event, scholarship students receive helpful advice from former residents for starting their career and begin building important networks for their professional life.

Tandem presentations All scholarship students present essential aspects of their work or projects in the form of tandem presentations. In this way, residents engage in an interdisciplinary exchange of knowledge and experience. In addition, by or­ ganising the work on their own, they define their own priorities and deve­ lop their personal strengths beyond their particular field of specialisation.

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Personal development seminars Seminars prepare scholarship holders for their future role as leaders in industry, teaching and research in the building and construction sector.

First and foremost, they receive training in the integrative skills of percep­ tion and communication. Topics such as job interview training, employee management, conversational skills and international etiquette are ad­ dressed. The seminars are tailored to meet the individual needs of the residents in cooperation with professional trainers.

CAREER ASSISTANCE Scholarship students are given the opportunity to receive personal assis­ tance and support to promote their career development through indivi­ dual counselling sessions with team members from the Oskar von Miller Forum. Questions discussed may relate to students’ professional devel­ opment, personal expectations regarding their future career path or spe­ cific feedback on their portfolios or CVs. Students can also obtain recom­ mendations concerning suitable further in-house or external training.

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Welcome excursion, summer party and Christmas party At the beginning of each winter semester, a joint excursion takes place to encourage the integration of new scholarship students and create a basis for a positive community spirit.

The summer party offers scholarship students and guest scientists the opportunity to meet alumni and build effective social and professional networks.

The Christmas party provides the opportunity to pause and look back on the past year.

Concert In keeping with its interdisciplinary and intercultural approach, the Oskar von Miller Forum fosters the cultural and social skills of the scholarship students. Therefore, concerts featuring young artists take place once per year to build bridges between architecture and music.

EVENTS ORGANISED IN COOPERATION WITH PARTNERS External organisations have the opportunity to use the Oskar von Miller Forum as a venue for events themed around construction and building.

Scholarship students are invited to attend them and receive additional ca­reer inspiration. Sophisticated academic content is the basis for all events held at the Oskar von Miller Forum.

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JANUARY 2019

JANUARY 2019

STEFAN RAHMSTORF The Climate Crisis – Causes, Consequences, Potential Solutions

MAARTEN HAJER Imagining Urban Futures

04.12.18

Tandem presentation | Lisa-Marie Rackl/Jakob Deffner

06.12.18

Evening lecture | Hannes Taubenböck | DLR | Dynamics and Forms of Global Urbanisation

11.12.18

Workshop with guest scientist Ana Neiva

13.12.18

Christmas party

18.12.18

Tandem presentation | Soukaina Mourchid/Lukas Hölscher

10.01.19

Workshop with guest scientist Muhammad Yousaf Anwar

11.01./ OVERVIEW OF OURLeadership seminar | Antje Ireland | Presentation skills 12.01.19 ­E VENT PROGRAMME 15.01.19 Tandem presentation | Ege Iscimen/Julian Trummer 16.01.19

Tandem presentation | Haosen Hu/Linus Weyer

16.01.19

Evening lecture | Tadao Kamei | Experience, Integrated. Nikken Sekkei

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Keynote lecture | Stefan Rahmstorf | Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research The Climate Crisis – Causes, Consequences, Potential Solutions

18.01.19

Q & A with Stefan Rahmstorf

22.01.19

Tandem presentation | Klaus Erhard/Alexander Grill

24.01.19

Evening lecture | Enrique Sobejano | Nieto Sobejano Architectos | Dense Voids

25.01.19

Excursion DLR | Hannes Taubenböck

29.01.19

Tandem presentation | Matthias Passek/Franziska Seeber

31.01.19

Keynote lecture | Maarten Hajer | Urban Futures Studio | Utrecht University Imagining Urban Futures

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Q & A with Maarten Hajer

05.02.19

Evening lecture | Thomas Princen | University of Michigan Sufficiency: A Behavior, a Practice, a Principle

29.04.19

OvMF plenary assembly

30.04.19

Tandem presentation | Ann-Christin Decher/Theresa Pasch

03.05/ 04.05.19

Leadership seminar | Antje Ireland | Leading myself in the working world

07.05.19

Tandem presentation | Armin Kamberi/Oretu Kaumunika EVENTS

09.05.19

Keynote lecture | Anuradha Mathur and Dilip da Cunha | University of Pennsylvania Columbia University | Design with Wetness

14.05.19

Workshop with guest scientist Bill Addis

16.05.19

Alumni evening

23.05.19

Workshop with guest scientist Tanja Vollmer

28.05.19

Tandem presentation | Daniel Taglieber/Johannes Engl

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LARS T. THORBEK Queensferry Crossing – Innovation in Engineering

ACHIM MENGES Rethinking Architecture

11.10.18

Welcome excursion OvMF

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Leadership start seminar | Antje Ireland

16.10.18

Concert

25.10.18

Keynote lecture | Lars T. Thorbek | Ramboll Group Queensferry Crossing – Innovation in Engineering

26.10.18

Workshop with Lars T. Thorbek

30.10.18

Tandem presentation | Maria Susana Andrade/Jonas Warmuth

06.11.18

Workshop with guest scientist Carlos Lazáro Fernández

09.11.18

Workshop with Patrick Ole Ohlbrock and Timo Harboe Nielsen

15.11.18

International evening

16./17.11.18

Leadership seminar | Antje Ireland | Projects

20.11.18

Workshop with guest scientist Zhao Xu

22.11.18

Keynote lecture | Achim Menges | Institute for Computational Design and Construction | University of Stuttgart Rethinking Architecture

28.11.18

Workshop with guest scientist Dagnenet Mekonnen

29.11.18

Workshop talk | SSF Ingenieure AG and Lang Hugger Rampp Architekten

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STEFAN RAHMSTORF The Climate Crisis – Causes, Consequences, Potential Solutions

MAARTEN HAJER Imagining Urban Futures

04.12.18

Tandem presentation | Lisa-Marie Rackl/Jakob Deffner

06.12.18

Evening lecture | Hannes Taubenböck | DLR | Dynamics and Forms of Global Urbanisation

11.12.18

Workshop with guest scientist Ana Neiva

13.12.18

Christmas party

18.12.18

Tandem presentation | Soukaina Mourchid/Lukas Hölscher

10.01.19

Workshop with guest scientist Muhammad Yousaf Anwar

11.01./ 12.01.19

Leadership seminar | Antje Ireland | Presentation skills

15.01.19

Tandem presentation | Ege Iscimen/Julian Trummer

16.01.19

Tandem presentation | Haosen Hu/Linus Weyer

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Evening lecture | Tadao Kamei | Experience, Integrated. Nikken Sekkei

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Keynote lecture | Stefan Rahmstorf | Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research The Climate Crisis – Causes, Consequences, Potential Solutions

18.01.19

Q & A with Stefan Rahmstorf

22.01.19

Tandem presentation | Klaus Erhard/Alexander Grill

24.01.19

Evening lecture | Enrique Sobejano | Nieto Sobejano Architectos | Dense Voids

25.01.19

Excursion DLR | Hannes Taubenböck

29.01.19

Tandem presentation | Matthias Passek/Franziska Seeber

31.01.19

Keynote lecture | Maarten Hajer | Urban Futures Studio | Utrecht University Imagining Urban Futures

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01.02.19

Q & A with Maarten Hajer

05.02.19

Evening lecture | Thomas Princen | University of Michigan Sufficiency: A Behavior, a Practice, a Principle

29.04.19

OvMF plenary assembly

30.04.19

Tandem presentation | Ann-Christin Decher/Theresa Pasch

03.05/ 04.05.19

Leadership seminar | Antje Ireland | Leading myself in the working world

07.05.19

Tandem presentation | Armin Kamberi/Oretu Kaumunika

09.05.19

Keynote lecture | Anuradha Mathur and Dilip da Cunha | University of Pennsylvania Columbia University | Design with Wetness

14.05.19

Workshop with guest scientist Bill Addis

16.05.19

Alumni evening

23.05.19

Workshop with guest scientist Tanja Vollmer

28.05.19

Tandem presentation | Daniel Taglieber/Johannes Engl

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KLAUS M. LEISINGER Society – Corporations – ­Responsibility

ANNA HERINGER Beauty = Sustainability

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Opening of the exhibition “Building systems of Angelo Mangiarotti”

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Exhibition “Building systems of Angelo Mangiarotti”

06.06.19

Evening lecture | Rune Abrahamsen | Moelven Limtre AS Mjøstårnet – 85-m-tall timber building in Norway

13.06.19

Tandem presentation | Gulshan Hasanova/Alexander Stoiber

18.06.19

Tandem presentation | Hanna Grabke/Eva Schneuwly

26.06.19

Workshop with guest scientist Rubén Zorrilla Martínez

27.06.19

Keynote lecture | Klaus M. Leisinger | Global Values Alliance Society – Corporations – Responsibility

04.07.19

Evening lecture | Dietmar Eberle | Baumschlager Eberle Architekten; Prof. em.

ETH Zurich | Design as a Research Practice

11.07.19

Keynote lecture | Anna Heringer | Studio Anna Heringer Beauty = Sustainability

12.07.19

Summer party

16.07.19

Workshop talk | Gumpp & Maier

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» WE NEED TO TEACH EVERYBODY HOW TO DEAL WITH CONFLICTS. CONFLICT IS A SOURCE OF CREATIVITY. MAARTEN HAJER Urban planner and political scientist

‹3› LECTURES The independent event programme of the Oskar von Miller Forum focuses on interdisciplinary topics themed around building and construction.

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LARS T. THORBEK Ramboll Group [Copenhagen, Denmark] Queensferry Crossing – ­Innovation in Engineering

ACHIM MENGES Institute for Computational Design and Construction (ICD ), University of Stuttgart [Stuttgart, Germany] Rethinking Architecture

STEFAN RAHMSTORF Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research [Potsdam, Germany] The Climate Crisis – Causes, Consequences, Potential ­Solutions

MAARTEN HAJER Urban Futures Studio, Utrecht University [Utrecht, Netherlands] Imagining Urban Futures

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ANURADHA MATHUR University of Pennsylvania [Philadelphia, USA]

KLAUS M. LEISINGER Global Values Alliance [Basel, Switzerland] Society – Corporations – ­Responsibility

ANNA HERINGER Studio Anna Heringer [Laufen, Germany] Beauty = Sustainability

DILIP DA CUNHA Harvard University/Columbia University [Boston/New York, USA] Design with Wetness

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Edinburgh › Queensferry Crossing across the Firth of Forth estuary

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Queensferry Crossing – ­Innovation in Engineering LARS T. THORBEK RAMBOLL GROUP

Lars T. Thorbek has more than 25 years of professional experience as an engineer and manager with a background in structural dynam­ ics and wind engineering. He currently holds the position of Global Division Director for Major Crossings and is an executive member of the Ramboll Group’s transport division. In his role as Design Manager, Lars T. Thorbek was in charge of the design joint venture in the tendering process for the Queensferry Crossing project. The team won the contract under his successful leadership.

Ramboll is a leading engineering, design and consultancy company with more than 14,000 experts globally, founded in Denmark in 1945.

With 300 offices in 35 countries, Ramboll combines local experience with a global knowledge base constantly striving to achieve inspir­ ing and sophisticated solutions.

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QUEENSFERRY CROSSING – ­I NNOVATION IN ENGINEERING › Lars T. Thorbek

The lecture portrayed innovations in bridge design with a focus on the Queensferry Crossing, a spectacular cable-stayed bridge across the Firth of Forth estuary. Lars T. Thorbek first looked back on the history of bridge building and then to the future. Are civil engineers truly innova­ tive or are they just making minor adjustments to the fundamentals of bridge design? The lecture gave exciting insights into how bridges were built in the past and how bridge design has developed over time.

The spotlight was on the Queensferry Crossing, which was officially opened by Queen Elizabeth II on 4 September 2017. Spanning an overall length of 2.64 km, the bridge features a 2.10 km cable-stayed system with two main spans of 650 m each. The central tower is stabilized by cable fans that overlap at the centres of the main spans. This is a solu­ tion that is unique for a bridge of this scale. The Queensferry Crossing has in fact broken records. In September 2016, the two balanced cantile­ vers on each side of the central tower reached a total length of 644 m.

This was a world record listed in the Guinness Book of World Records.

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Stuttgart › ICD/ITKE Research Pavilion 2014/15

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Rethinking Architecture ACHIM MENGES I NSTITUTE FOR COMPUTATIONAL DESIGN AND ­C ONSTRUCTION (ICD) | UNIVERSITY OF STUTTGART

Achim Menges is a Frankfurt-based architect and a professor at the University of Stuttgart, where he is head of the Institute for Com­ puter-Based Design (ICD), which he established in 2008. He was a guest professor at Harvard University (Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA ) from 2009 to 2015. In his research and practical activities, he studies integrative, computer-based design methods at the interface between architecture, computer-based design, robotic manufacturing and biomimetics. His research and project work has earned him several international awards, many of which have featured in international exhibitions. Achim Menges has authored a large number of scientific publications and books.

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RETHINKING ARCHITECTURE › Achim Menges

ELYTRA-FILAMENT-PAVILLON Vitra Design Museum | Weil am Rhein

A look at nature helps architects rethink building. Biology offers us a virtually inexhaustible supply of formal, functional and process princi­ ples. Many of them challenge established approaches pursued in con­ struction technology in surprising ways or in fact demonstrate entirely different possibilities.

In his lecture, Achim Menges will explain how a bionic approach in archi­ tecture enables scientific, cross-disciplinary lateral thinking. Presenting a number of selected projects, he will also illustrate how this can lead to architecture that is effective and explorative, efficient and expressive.

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The Institute for Computational Design (ICD) researches the ever-accel­ erating permeation of digital processes in architecture covering ever more areas of design, planning and building, to help understand them as a creative, design, ecological, economic and intellectual challenge for architects.

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ICD/ITKE RESEARCH PAVILION 2015/16 University of Stuttgart | Germany

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Greenland › The great glacial melt has begun

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The Climate ­ Crisis CAUSES, ­CONSEQUENCES, POTENTIAL ­S OLUTIONS S TEFAN RAHMSTORF POTSDAM-INSTITUT FOR CLIMATE IMPACT RESEARCH

Stefan Rahmstorf is Professor of Physics of the Oceans at the University of Potsdam and heads the Department of Earth System Analysis at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research. He was a member of the German Federal Government’s Advisory Council on Global Environmental Change from 2004 to 2013, and has been a member of the National Geographic Advisory Council in Germany since 2012. In 2017, he was awarded the Climate Communication Prize of the American Geophysical Union.

Stefan Rahmstorf is the author of more than 100 specialist publications, 30 of which appeared in the leading journals of Nature, Science and PNAS. He is the author of Der Klimawandel (2006, co-authored with Hans-Joachim Schellnhuber), Wie bedroht sind die Ozeane?

(2007, co-authored with Katherine Richardson), The Climate Crisis (2010, with David Archer) and Wolken, Wind und Wetter (2011).

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THE CLIMATE CRISIS – CAUSES, ­C ONSEQUENCES, POTENTIAL ­S OLUTIONS › Stefan Rahmstorf

Forest fires, floods, landslides, drought – 2018 cast a renewed spotlight on climate change. This doesn’t come as a surprise to climate research­ ers such as Stefan Rahmstorf, given the increasing rate of extreme weather events that have been observed for decades. In his lecture, he discussed the causes of the climate crisis and presented the latest data on global warming.

The climate researcher also appealed to the architects and designers to contribute their part to reducing emissions. Given that heating demand causes 15 % of greenhouse gas emissions in Germany alone, one possibil­ ity would be to further promote the construction of energy-plus buildings.

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A further recommendation on how architecture could contribute to re­ ducing CO 2 emissions was to replace concrete by timber structures.

Since wood is a carbon reservoir, the cultivation of wood plantations and wooden buildings can actively remove CO 2 from the atmosphere. The production of cement alone accounts for 4 % of global fossil emissions, so concrete construction should be restricted as far as possible.

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Imagining ­Urban Futures MAARTEN HAJER U RBAN FUTURES STUDIO | UTRECHT UNIVERSITY

Maarten A. Hajer is distinguished professor of Urban Futures and Director of the Urban Futures Studio at Utrecht University. He is also the Scientific Director of the university-wide strategic theme ‘Sustainability’ and the lead author of its new programme, ‘Pathways to Sustainability’.

The Urban Futures Studio is devoted to the study of positive urban futures and of ways to get there. It investigates what it calls ‘Tech­ niques of Futuring’. It is a transdisciplinary institute that conducts empirical research on existing practices, but also helps to initiate experiments.

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IMAGINING URBAN FUTURES › Maarten Hajer

Urban planner and political scientist Maarten Hajer founded the Urban Futures Studio to investigate why it is so difficult to conceive of new ­possible urban worlds. Using concepts such as ‘imaginary’ and ‘tech­ nique of futuring’ he aims to help regain the capacity to imagine alter­ native possible urban worlds.

Climate change is a phenomenon that requires us to rethink existing sociogeographical arrangements. Maarten Hajer argued that the transition to ‘post-fossil urbanization’ is hampered by the lack of positive imaginations of alternative possible urban futures and post-fossil city life.

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The Urban Futures Studio believes that new thinking begins at crossover points between distinct disciplines and in coalitions between new and old drivers of change.

In his lecture, Maarten Hajer also explained the Studio’s endeavour to redefine the role of university in the education of urban planners.

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Design with Wetness ANURADHA MATHUR UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA D ILIP DA CUNHA HARVARD UNIVERSITY/COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

Anuradha Mathur, an architect and landscape architect, is Professor at the Department of Landscape Architecture at the School of Design, University of Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia.

Dilip da Cunha, an architect and planner based in Philadelphia and Bangalore, is co-director of the Risk and Resilience program at the Graduate School of Design, Harvard University, and Adjunct Professor in the Urban Design Program at Columbia University.

In addition, they engage in collaborative research, practice and teaching activities in diverse cultural milieus such as Mumbai, Jerusalem, Bangalore, the Western Ghats (a mountain range in western India), the Sundarbans (the world’s largest mangrove forests in India’s state of West Bengal), Coastal Virginia and the US -Mexico border.

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DESIGN WITH WETNESS › Anuradha Mathur › Dilip da Cunha

Why do we differentiate between land and water? This question was the starting point of the lecture held by the two landscape architects Anuradha Mathur and Dilip da Cunha. It is also the guiding principle in their entire practice of design and in the projects they implement around the world.

The lecture dealt with their current project, Ocean of Rain, which builds on the latest book by Dilip da Cunha, The Invention of Rivers (2019), in which he describes rivers as the result of a design practice that has cul­ tivated land-centric concepts and infrastructures with a line separating water from land. Today, with the increasing frequency of floods and rising­ sea levels, the line of separation has come into sharp focus with pro­ posals for walls, levees, natural protective measures and land retention schemes.

In addition, Anuradha Mathur and Dilip da Cunha highlighted the landcentric concepts and infrastructures of the current land development practice that have led to a subjugation of the element of water. The two speakers ventured thinking along new lines, discussing how the increasing future presence of water can build the foundation for novel forms of sustainable design in landscape planning.

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Klaus M. Leisinger › How can social responsibility be shared equitably?

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Society ­Corporations Responsibility KLAUS M. LEISINGER GLOBAL VALUES ALLIANCE

Klaus M. Leisinger is Professor of Sociology at the University of Basel and founder and president of the foundation Global Values Alliance (Stiftung Globale Werte Allianz). Up to 2013, he was president and CEO of the Novartis Foundation for Sustainable Development. He has served as a researcher and lecturer on questions of social corporate responsibility at European and U.S. universities for many years. In addition, he advised several UN institutions, for instance serving as Special Advisor on the Global Compact to UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan. He is a member of the leadership council of the Sustainable Development Solutions Network and of the steering committee of the Ethics in Action initiative associated with the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences.

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SOCIETY – CORPORATIONS – ­R ESPONSIBILITY › Klaus M. Leisinger

Only about half of all people trust corporations and their leaders to live up to their responsibility and “do the right thing.” According to Klaus M. Leisinger, it is urgent that corporations take on a leading role in times of sustainability debates and fundamental social changes. This is the only way to tackle the social changes we are facing for the common good.

The challenges of Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development, digitalisa­ tion and intensifying competition with players from emerging markets such as China cannot be addressed by doing business as usual. Given that complex problems cannot be solved by individual parties, there is a growing need for new forms of cooperation between business and society, as Klaus M. Leisinger pointed out. His work focuses on issues such as a contribution by industry to the Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Develop­ ment, transcultural understanding and corporate responsibility.

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China › Bamboo hostels built in a sustainable and poetic style

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Beauty = Sustainability ANNA HERINGER STUDIO ANNA HERINGER

Architect Anna Heringer won the Aga Khan Award for Architecture for her degree thesis about the METI School built in Rudrapur in 2005.

Together with Martin Rauch she developed the method of clay storming, which she has taught at various universities, including ETH Zurich, UP Madrid and TU Munich. She currently teaches at the University of Liechtenstein and at the Harvard Graduate School of Design.

In January 2017, she presented a TED talk about earthen architecture.

Anna Heringer has won numerous awards: the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture, the AR Emerging Architecture Awards 2006 and 2008, the Loeb Fellowship at the Harvard GSD and a RIBA International Fellowship. Her work has been widely exhibited in venues such as the MoMA New York, the V&A Museum in London and the Venice Biennale.

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BEAUTY = SUSTAINABILITY › Anna Heringer

MEHTI SCHOOL (MODERN EDUCATION AND TRAINING INSTITUTE) Rudrapur, Bangladesh

For Anna Heringer, architecture is a tool to improve lives. This was the opening statement of her inspiring lecture.

The architect and honorary professor of the UNESCO chair of Earthen Architecture, Building Cultures and Sustainable Development discussed the use of natural building materials. The production process is at least as important to Anna Heringer as the completed building. Consequently, the focus of her presentation was not only on her clay buildings in Asia, Africa and Europe but also on the people making it possible through their acceptance and input.

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Anna Heringer describes her work as follows: “The vision behind and mo­ tivation for my work is to explore and use architecture as a medium to strengthen cultural and individual confidence, to support local economies and to foster the ecological balance. For me, sustainability is a synonym for beauty: a building that is harmonious in its design, structure, tech­ nique and use of materials, as well as with the location, the environment, the user, the socio-cultural context. This, for me, is what defines its sus­ tainable and aesthetic value.”

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HANNES TAUBENBÖCK German Aerospace Center (DLR ) [Cologne, Germany] Dynamics and Forms of ­Global Urbanisation

TADAO KAMEI ­N IKKEN SEKKEI [Tokyo, Japan] Experience, Integrated.

ENRIQUE SOBEJANO Nieto Sobejano Architectos [Madrid, Spain] Dense Voids

THOMAS PRINCEN University of Michigan [Michigan, USA] Sufficiency: A Behavior, ­a ­Practice, a Principle

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RUNE ABRAHAMSEN Moelven Limtre AS [Limtre, Norway] Mjøstårnet – 85 m Timber Building in Norway

DIETMAR EBERLE Baumschlager Eberle ­Architekten, Prof. em. ETH Zurich [Lustenau, Austria] Design as a Research Practice

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Dynamics and ­Forms of Global ­Urbanisation HANNES TAUBENBÖCK GERMAN AEROSPACE CENTER (DLR)

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The fascinating view of the earth from outer space will help fill knowl­ edge gaps about urban transformation processes. This is the message that Hannes Taubenböck delivered to his audience.

The analysis of satellite data is a tool assisting the staff of the German Aerospace Center (DLR ) in documenting escalating urban growth in a global comparison. New metropolises emerge almost every day on our earth and existing cities are merging to form megacities with more than 80 million inhabitants. Open spaces that remain are seized by sprawl­ ing slums. Big Earth Data helps pinpoint areas of urban poverty and can also be used in other fields of research as a basis to develop solutions.

HANNES TAUBENBÖCK German Aerospace Center (DLR ) Dr. Hannes Taubenböck leads a working group at the DLR ’s Earth Observation Center focused on global cities and urban populations. He is also a lecturer at the Institute of Geography of the University of Würzburg.

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Tadao Kamei presented NIKKEN SEKKEI ’s integrative approach in his lec­ ture. With more than 2800 employees, Japan’s oldest architectural firm is also one of the largest worldwide. Since its establishment in 1900, it has completed more than 25,000 projects in 50 countries. N ­ IKKEN SEKKEI’s work is based on the maxim EXPERIENCE , INTEGRATED. This expresses the idea that all projects combine the expertise of architects and engineers with that of clients and users, building contractors and craftspeople. In following this integrative approach, NIKKEN SEKKEI breaks new ground in environmental design and develops solutions that create meaningful living spaces for people and communities.

The lecture was presented in cooperation with Architekturgalerie München, where it was followed by the opening of NIKKEN SEKKEI ’s first solo exhibition.

TADAO KAMEI NIKKEN SEKKEI

Architect Tadao Kamei joined Nikken Sekkei in 1981 after completing his Master of Engineering at Waseda University and the University of Pennsylvania. His works – from large-scale office buildings to com­ plex mixed-use developments – have won him numerous architectural awards. Tadao Kamei is a member of the Architectural Institute of Japan.

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Dense Voids ENRIQUE SOBEJANO NIETO SOBEJANO ARCHITECTOS

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‹ ARVO PÄRT CENTRE Laulasmaa, Estonia

In his lecture, Enrique Sobejano portrayed the extraordinary design ­philosophy of Nieto Sobejano Architectos based on projects completed around the world, such as the Arvo Pärt Centre in Laulasmaa, Estonia, ­or the planned new construction of the Hotel Königshof on Munich’s ­Stachus square.

The works of Nieto Sobejano Architectos are conceived independently and at different times, with every project oscillating between memory and invention, as Enrique Sobejano emphasized.

The firm’s most notable works include the Madinat al-Zahra Museum, the Moritzburg Museum, the San Telmo Museum, the Zaragoza Congress Centre, the Joanneum extension in Graz, and the Contemporary Art Centre in Córdoba. The architects have also won numerous awards, such as the Aga Khan Award for Architecture (2010).

ENRIQUE SOBEJANO Nieto Sobejano Architectos Enrique Sobejano founded Nieto Sobejano Architectos together with Fuensanta ­Nieto in 1985 in Madrid. He is a professor at the Universität der Künste Berlin (UdK) in Berlin, a permanent member of the Akademie der Künste Berlin (AdK) and a visiting critic and lecturer at various inter­ national universities worldwide.

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Sufficiency is a broad principle for social organisations with the potential to steer institutions and organisations – and maybe even the entire econ­ omy – away from continuous growth and the excessive costs of the fossil fuel regime. It holds the promise of a good life not just here and now, but into the distant future. Thomas Princen addressed this concept in his lecture “Sufficiency: A Behavior, a Practice, a Principle.”

The lecture was organised in collaboration between the Rachel Carson Center for Environment and Society (LMU), the Chair of Environmental and Climate Policy, the Chair of Energy Efficient and Sustainable Design and Building and the Oskar von Miller Forum.

THOMAS PRINCEN University of Michigan Professor Thomas Princen explores issues of social and ecological sustainability at the School of Natural Resources and Envi­ ronment at the University of Michigan. ­He works on principles for sustainability (e. g. sufficiency), overconsumption, the language and ethics of resource use, locali­ sation and the transition to fossil fuels.

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‹ MJØSTÅRNET Brumunddal | Norway

Rune Abrahamsen, CEO of Moelven Limtre AS, Norway’s largest producer of glued laminated timber, provided exciting insights into the design and construction processes of a world-record timber building in his lecture.

Mjøstårnet is an 85-metre-tall mixed-use timber building in Brumunddal, Norway. Completed in March 2019, it was officially verified as the world’s tallest timber building by the CTBUH (Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat). The main load-bearing structure consists of large-scale glulam trusses along the façades as well as internal columns and beams.

In his lecture, Rune Abrahamsen said, “It’s really inspiring to see the mas­ sive interest for this building worldwide. There is a great demand for sustainable solutions for the future, and Mjøstårnet is now the world’s tallest showcase for just that.”

RUNE ABRAHAMSEN Moelven Limtre AS Rune Abrahamsen is CEO of Moelven Limtre AS , Norway’s largest producer of glued laminated timber. In 2014, he took on the role as chief engineer for the 14-storey timber residential building Treet in Bergen.

Most recently, he was in charge of the construction work for the recently com­ pleted 18-storey timber building Mjøstårnet in Brumunddal.

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Design as a ­­Research Practice DIETMAR EBERLE B AUMSCHLAGER EBERLE ARCHITEKTEN; PROF. EM. ETH ZURICH

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‹ FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Dietmar Eberle und Uta Graff (Professor of Architectural ­Design and Conception, Technical ­University of Munich)

Dietmar Eberle’s lecture at the Oskar von Miller Forum was part of the international Research Perspectives in Architecture conference held on 4 and 5 July 2019 at the Vorhoelzer Forum of the Department of Ar­ chitecture at the Technical University of Munich.

The lecture addressed the topic of design research and the question of whether and how architects should engage in research. In Eberle’s view, the discussion at most universities is today suspended between the polarities of doctoral thesis and built architecture.

Dietmar Eberle also presented his method of design, which he teaches at his Chair at the ETH Zurich. It uses location as the starting point for consideration, from where design variables such as structure, envelope, programme and materials can be developed. These ideas have been compiled in his book “9 x 9 – A Method of Design: From City to House Continued” (Birkhäuser, Basel, 2018).

DIETMAR EBERLE Baumschlager Eberle Architekten Dietmar Eberle is co-founder of the Vorarlberger Baukünstler. Baumschlager Eberle Architekten was established in Vorarlberg in 1985 and is one of the lead­ ing architectural firms. In addition, he has pursued various teaching activities since 1983, most recently as professor of architecture and design at the ETH Zurich and as director of the ETH Wohnforum – ETH CASE (Centre for Research on Archi­ tecture, Society & the Built Environment).

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» IN BIOLOGY, MATERIAL IS EXPENSIVE, ­BUT SHAPE IS CHEAP. ACHIM MENGES Architect

‹4› EXHIBITION Exhibitions on the art of engineering document the innovativeness of the building sector.

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Exhibition › Groundbreaking system design in residential buildings

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Building ­Systems of Angelo Mangiarotti ARCHITECTURE IN THE WAKE OF BAUHAUS The Oskar von Miller Forum devoted an exhibition to architect and de­ signer Angelo Mangiarotti (1921–2012), acknowledged as a pioneer in the industrial production of reinforced concrete building systems, staged from 5 June to 10 July 2019.

In the light of the necessity to create large-scale new residential housing, the work of this exceptional architect is of particular topicality. Systembased building has continued to gain importance in recent years due to weather-independent, prefabricated and largely cost-effective production.

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Angelo Mangiarotti was awarded an honorary doctorate twenty years ago by the Technical University of Munich at the request of the Department of Architecture and his work was honoured in an exhibition presenting his building systems. The exhibition at the Oskar von Miller Forum was con­ ceived on this basis.

At the opening of the exhibition on June 4 at 6:30 p.m., Professor Thomas Herzog, Emeritus of Excellence of the Technical University of Munich, gave a presentation entitled “Die Bausysteme von Angelo Mangiarotti – Meister der Technologie und Ästhetik des Bauens” (The building systems of Angelo Mangiarotti – master of technology and aesthetics of building).

He discussed and underlined the significance of Mangiarotti’s engineer­ ing skills for the architecture of today.

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» MY ARCHITECTURAL WORK CAN BE COUNTED AMONG THE WORKS IN WHICH THE TECHNOLOGY OF MASS-PRODUCTION PLAYS A SIGNIFICANT THEORETICAL ROLE. ANGELO MANGIAROTTI from the catalogue „Bausysteme von Angelo Mangiarotti“, published by Thomas Herzog, Verlag Das Beispiel GmbH, Darmstadt 1998

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According to Thomas Herzog, Angelo Mangiarotti created architecture of high artistic merit combined with functions whose design is not primar­ ily influenced by the representation or symbolism of institutions as mer­ cantile branding. He developed inspiring, beautiful building systems, for instance for production halls, which are today mostly built without any claims of design quality as they are merely “functional” buildings. But they are, after all, places that play a major role in the daily work lives of millions of people.

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The buildings designed by Angelo Mangiarotti are largely made of con­ crete, a freely malleable material without a fixed morphological struc­ ture. They are aesthetically compelling in terms of their immediate archi­ tectural diction. The classical structural components (such as columns, girders, roofs, ceilings and walls) find expression with regard to their respective function, their provenance as industrially produced parts and as a form of architectural sophistication.

He not only found compelling technical and functional solutions for con­ struction tasks, but also demonstrated his great artistic potential as an architect by lending high sculptural quality to the structural systems. His philosophy that any separation between the architect as an artist and the civil engineer as a technician is ill-advised for future building endeav­ ours is demonstrated by many of the presented projects. Angelo Mangia­ rotti generally advocated high technical excellence in the architectural profession, nurtured by studying the material properties and making pro­ ficient use of the potential offered by building technology.

The works of Mangiarotti were mainly built in northern Italy in the 1960s and 1970s, and include factory buildings, residential buildings, office buildings, a church and exhibition pavilions, which today continue to be considered groundbreaking examples of complex systems with remark­ able creative power in architecture.

The exhibition at the Oskar von Miller Forum included numerous display boards with photos, drawings and detailed sketches of the projects, as well as information on the life and work of Angelo Mangiarotti.

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» THE FORUM IS NO WALK IN THE PARK – IT‘S MORE LIKE A RUN, JUMP, TRIP, CRAWL AND HURDLE OVER MOUNTAINS, RIVERS AND FIELDS. SPECIFICALLY, THE FRICTION THAT IS CREATED BY THE DIVERSE IDENTITIES, DISCIPLINES AND ­ACTIVITIES, CHALLENGES RESIDENTS TO IDENTIFY THE PATTERNS BEHIND OUR GREATEST SUCCESSES, THE ELEMENTS OF OUR GREATEST FAILURES, AND TO GROW. THOMAS WILLINGTON Scholarship holder

‹5› INHOUSE EVENTS International and interdisciplinary exchange

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LARS T. THORBEK Ramboll Group [Copenhagen, Denmark] Future Infrastructure

CARLOS LAZÁRO FERNÁNDEZ Department of Structural Engineering Universitat Politècnica de València [Valencia, Spain] Bridge Design in the ­Urban ­Environment

TIMO HARBOE NIELSEN | PATRICK OLE OHLBROCK BIG Kopenhagen/ETH Zurich [Zurich, Switzerland] Designing Form and Forces

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ZHAO XU Southeast University [Nanjing, China] Data visualization in lifecycle Information Management

DAGNENET FENTA MEKONNEN Deputy Bureau Head Amhara National Regional State Water Resources Development Bureau [Bahir Dar, Ethiopia] Hydrological responses to the combined and isolated LULC and climate changes

ANA NEIVA Faculdade de Arquitectura da Universidade do Porto [Porto, Portugal] Drawing with Words: from imagination to translation

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MUHAMMAD YOUSAF ANWAR Yildiz Technical University [Istanbul, Turkey] Research for Resilience and Restrengthening of Masonry Structures

STEFAN RAHMSTORF Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research [Potsdam, Germany] Q&A

MAARTEN HAJER Utrecht University [Utrecht, Netherlands] Q&A

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BILL ADDIS TUM August-Wilhelm Scheer Visiting Professor [Munich, Germany] Designing with recycling

TANJA VOLLMER Psychologist Büro Kopvol [Berlin, Germany] Architecture for man and ­machine

RUBÉN ZORRILLA MARTINEZ UPC – Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya [Barcelona, Spain] What happens when we place a skyscraper? A first touch with numerical simulation.

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S SF INGENIEURE AG UND LANG HUGGER RAMPP GMBH ARCHITEKTEN The Arnulfsteg pedestrian and bicycle bridge, a 242-metre-long glass bridge connecting Arnulfpark and Schwanthalerhöhe, will fill a major missing link in Munich’s north-south axis for cyclists and pedestrians.

The planned insertion of the superstructure from the north without ­auxiliary supports and with the help of auxiliary pylons across the three segments with spans of up to 93 metres is a unique structural challenge.

Representatives from the architectural firm Lang Hugger Rampp and the engineering company SSF Ingenieure AG, which were commissioned with the design and construction, provided information and answered questions about the project currently being implemented.

Florian Hugger and Thomas Rampp, directors of Lang Hugger Rampp GmbH Architekten, and Peter Radl, senior officer of SSF Ingenieure AG provided insights into the practical challenges encountered. After the experts provided input about the structure, logistics, planning and costs, the scholarship students had the opportunity to ask them questions and discuss with them.

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Innovative timber solutions › Alexander Gumpp and Andreas Dengl (left to right)

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Workshop talk II GUMPP & MAIER GMBH Gumpp & Maier GmbH, a company based in Binswangen, stands for innovative timber solutions. Managing director Alexander Gumpp presented the company and answered the questions of the highly interested scholar­ ship students together with his employees Andreas Dengl and Benjamin Schwitz. Topics such as digitalization in the construction industry and the changes this brings for the collaboration between building contractors and architects or civil engineers, as well as potential time savings through industrial prefabrication despite increased planning complexities, were discussed in detail.

Further discussion topics included application of production lines, sub­ mission planning, standards and quality management as well as lean management in general.

The event was prepared and hosted by the construction technicians ­living at the Forum.

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LISA-MARIE RACKL

SOUKAINA MOURCHID

JAKOB DEFFNER Development and role of consumption in Western society

LUKAS HÖLSCHER Human Development Index and Universities Community Engage­ment: a case study in Morocco (Al Akhawayn University)

HAOSEN HU Spring festival in China

JONAS WARMUTH Future role of architects and engineers

LINUS WEYER Myths about wood and wood construction

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EGE ISCIMEN Do all the roads really lead to Rome?

KLAUS ERHARD

MATTHIAS PASSEK

ANN-CHRISTIN DECHER

ALEXANDER GRILL Changes in the carpenter’s profession – comparison of working methods used in times past and present

FRANZISKA SEEBER Facts & Figures about ­President Trump

THERESA PASCH Personality Types

JULIAN TRUMMER Urban Density

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ARMIN KAMBERI Does social media make us happier?

JOHANNES ENGL Ecological insulation materials

GULSHAN HASANOVA Cyber security

EVA SCHNEUWLY

DANIEL TAGLIEBER State subsidisation in old and new buildings

ALEXANDER STOIBER Dimensions in space

ORETU KAUMUNIKA A piece of Germany in the ­desert

HANNA GRABKE Collapsible buildings

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Seminars L EADERSHIP SEMINARS FOR PERSONAL ­D EVELOPMENT TRAINING Leadership seminars are specifically designed by an experienced business coach to meet the needs of architecture and engineering students. They are implemented as two-day seminars and cover topics preparing them for their role as future leaders in business, teaching or research.

The seminar “Working with others in a team, managing different interests and cultures” took place in November 2018 and addressed values in deal­ ing with other people and cultures. A particular focus was on making conscious use of one’s own skills in a team as well as on effective work­ ing methods.

In the “Presentation skills” seminar held in January 2019, the scholarship holders practiced classic presentations of projects or subjects. This in­ cluded both successful presentation techniques and discussion skills for dealing with clients, as well as chairing an entire project.

In May 2019, the seminar “Leading myself in the working world” prepared participants for job interviews. In addition, they learned how to success­ fully handle typical situations at work, such as performance reviews with superiors.

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Welcome ­excursion MEET & GREET AND INTEGRATION MOUNTAIN HIKING IN BAVARIA At the beginning of the winter semester, all scholarship holders, guest scientists and the team of the Oskar von Miller Forum went on an excur­ sion together.

The group first travelled to Garmisch-Partenkirchen by train, from where it took the cable car to the Alpspitze in the Wetterstein Alps. Towering 2628 metres above sea level, it is only 334 metres lower than Germany’s highest peak, Zugspitze, and features an impressive pyramid-shaped north face. Visitors with strong nerves can venture out on the AlpspiX plat­ form at an elevation of 2080 metres. The sunny weather conditions of­ fered the scholarship holders spectacular views of the Höllental valley and the Zugspitze. From there, the group hiked to the Kreuzeckhaus.

While most of the scholarship students decided to hike back down to the valley, a small group descended with the Kreuzeck cable car and walked back to Garmisch-Partenkirchen. All participants reunited at the traditional inn Zur Schranne where the excursion was concluded in a relaxed setting.

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Life at ­the ­Forum C ULTURAL EXCHANGE, PARTIES AND ­GET-TOGETHERS Summer party With a film themed “Back to the roots,” the scholarship holders created an entertaining cinematic monument honouring Oskar von Miller, the name giver of the Forum. In addition, all residents and alumni were in­ vited to arrange their portraits at the various levels of an artfully de­ signed family tree. This way, the large number of alumni in attendance quickly became part of the event.

Another item on the agenda was presentations by the scholarship holders about various group projects implemented at the Forum in the past year.

For instance, one group had built a bar out of wood, another had initiated a project to reduce waste. In addition, the Oskar von Miller Band with its choir and lead singers provided a captivating musical setting.

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Christmas party The joint Christmas party gave all residents, guest scientists and the team of the Oskar von Miller Forum the opportunity to look back on the year.

The scholarship holders put together a charming programme with music and a Secret Santa gift exchange.

Concert In keeping with its interdisciplinary and intercultural approach, the Oskar von Miller Forum fosters the cultural and social skills of the scholarship students. Concerts featuring young artists help build bridges between ar­ chitecture and music. On 16 October, Chiara Martina Rubino (piano), Lisanne Traub (bassoon) and Jakob Plag (clarinet) gave an impressive performance, supported by the association Freunde junger Musiker

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München e. V., presenting pieces composed by Ludwig van Beethoven, Francois Devienne, Ilse Fromm-Michaels, Johann Sebastian Bach and Mikhail Glinka.

Alumni evening Scholarship holders and alumni met for networking and knowledge sharing. First, some of the former residents described their current ­activities and offered tips for orientation after the Master’s degree. After the presentations, the participants had the opportunity to converse ­together and share thoughts.

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» RAIN AND RIVER, IN OTHER WORDS, ARE NOT MERELY TWO MOMENTS IN THE WATER CYCLE, THEY ARE MOMENTS THAT BEGIN TWO INQUIRIES, TWO INFRASTRUCTURES, TWO MODES OF DESIGN. DILIP DA CUNHA Architect

‹6› PUBLIC EVENTS IN COOPERATION Sophisticated events complement the scholarship s­ tudents academic training.

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109 — MCBW exhibition

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Calendar PUBLIC EVENTS IN COOPERATION

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BBIV Nürnberg | Lecture by Professor Ma | Tsinghua University Beijing: “BIM in China”

08.11.18

TUM Living Lab Connected Mobility | Project closing event

12.11.18

LBI Business Speed Networking

14.11.18

UnternehmerTUM GmbH | Entrepreneurs‘ Night

16.11.18

German Construction Law Conference

20.11.18

VDI Forum 2018 | Urbane Produktion und Logistik – Leben und Arbeiten wieder vereinen

12.12.18

Leonard Obermeyer Center Talk Series | Prof. Frédéric Bosché from Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh

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Public information event about Altstadtring | City of Munich

28.02.19

Verband der Zimmerer- und Holzbauunternehmer in Bayern e. V. Presentation of the Wood Construction Award

09.–17.03.19

Universal Design Exhibition

20.–21.03.19

TUM | Conference: 21. Münchner Tage für nachhaltiges Landmanagement

01.04.19

TUMF orTE | Humboldt Reception

03.04.19

ITS Bavaria | Lecture: Verkehrsbeeinflussung auf Autobahnen – Stand und zukünftige

11.04.19

LBB | Presentation of the University Award of the Bavarian construction industry

22.05.19

LBI Forum

05.06.19

LBI Business Speed Networking

09.07.19

UnternehmerTUM GmbH | Entrepreneurs‘ Night

18.07.19

BBIV | 13th colloquium | Investor – Hochschule – Bauindustrie

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Munich Creative Business Week › Universal Design at the Oskar von Miller Forum

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Universal ­Design ­Exhibition MCBW Munich During the international Munich Creative Business Week (MCBW ), the topic of Univer­ sal Design was presented for the eighth time to the professional public of architects and designers at a daily opened exhibition at the Oskar von Miller Forum.

UNIVERSAL DESIGN is a concept and design strategy created by the Amer­ ican architect Ron Mace, a Fellow of the American Institute for Architects, in the 1990s. Mace and his team developed seven principles to be applied when developing architectures, products and services to accommodate the needs of the broadest possible user group range.

With the support of the Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs, Regional Development and Energy as well as “bayern design”, outstanding ex­ amples of Universal Design have been presented in a juried exhibition at the Oskar von Miller Forum during the leading German design week, the Munich Creative Business Week, in the past seven years. Experts and users assess the entries and select the winners.

The partnership with the Oskar von Miller Forum provides an ideal setting for daily lectures and workshops to complement the exhibitions. Thanks to this interaction, Universal Design has developed into a central and inter­ nationally acknowledged barometer of the vision of architect Ron Mace.

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» THE OPPORTUNITIES CREATED BY THE DIALOGUE, THE DEVELOPING NETWORK AS WELL AS THE FORUM’S STANDING ARE DRIVERS FOR ONE’S OWN PROFES­ SIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND, EVEN MORE IMPORTANTLY, PROVIDE THE OVMF WITH A PLATFORM FOR A BETTER UNDER­ STANDING AMONG ALL PROFESSIONS PURSUED BY THE FORUM’S RESIDENTS. FABIAN DIEWALD Scholarship holder

‹7› RESIDENTS The Oskar von Miller Forum offers 54 scholarship students and seven guest scientists apartments in a central location.

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124 — Award winners

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International network SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS YEAR 2018/19 The Oskar von Miller Forum is an international and interdisciplinary meeting centre for students, construction technicians and scientists in the field of ­construction.

The scholarship holders come from all over the world. The chart shows their geographical origin, the proportions of men and women, the degrees sought and the academic disciplines. Living together at the Oskar von Miller Forum creates a foundation for building and expanding an international and interdis­ ciplinary network.

ACEDEMIC DISCIPLINES Architecture

Construction technology

Civil engineering

Environmental engineering

73 %

Forum residents

SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS Europe

CANADA

GERMANY

AUSTRIA LATVIA

SINCE DECEMBER 2009

SWITZERLAND ROMANIA

ITALY USA

663

SPAIN

COLOMBIA

ECUADOR

ALBANIA

T OTAL NUMBER MAROCCO OF RESIDENTS

497

RESIDENTS‘ ­C OUNTRIES OF ­O RIGIN

EGYPT

22

CAMEROON

SCHOLARSHIP ­H OLDERS

9 %

1667 %

SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS America

GUEST SCIENTISTS SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS Africa

TURKEY

NAMIBIA

73 % SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS Europe

CANADA

GERMANY

AUSTRIA LATVIA SWITZERLAND ROMANIA

ITALY USA SPAIN

COLOMBIA

ALBANIA

MAROCCO

EGYPT

ECUADOR

CAMEROON

9 %

7 %

SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS America

SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS Africa

TURKEY

NAMIBIA

PROPORTIONS GERMAN/ INTERNATIONAL RESIDENTS 2018/19 59 %

german international

41%

PROPORTIONS OF WOMEN/MEN 2018/19

RUSSIA

ARMENIA

AZERBAIJAN

43 %

57 %

CHINA

INDONESIA

11 % SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS Asia

DEGREE SOUGHT 2018/19 bachelorˇs

9% 78 %

masterˇs const. technician phd

9% 4%

INDIA ACADEMIC DISCIPLINE 2018/19 31 %

architecture

51 %

civil engineering const. technician

9%

environmental engineering

9%

JANNIK ACHENBACH [Germany]

JULIETTE AMBI [Cameroon]

MARIA SUSANA ANDRADE [Ecuador]

ANNA AROYAN [Armenia]

Architecture

Civil engineering

Architecture

Architecture

ANCA BARA [Romania]

BERFIN BAYRAM [Turkey]

ELEONORA BIASIELLO [Italy]

THOMAS BOEKELS [Germany]

Civil engineering

Environmental engineering

Architecture

Civil engineering

NICOLA BRONZETTI [Italy]

LAJZ CAPALIKU [Albania]

BODHINANDA CHANDRA [Indonesia]

ANN-CHRISTIN DECHER [Germany]

Environmental engineering

Architecture

Civil engineering

Architecture

JAKOB DEFFNER [Germany]

ISABELLA DEININGER [Germany]

FABIAN DIEWALD [Germany]

JOHANNES DILLER [Germany]

Architecture

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

OMAR EL MEKATI [Egypt]

JOHANNES ENGL [Germany]

KLAUS ERHARD [Germany]

JARA ESSLINGER [Germany]

Architecture

Construction technology

Construction technology

Civil engineering

BADR GHAMMAD [Morocco]

ANNA GONCHAR [Germany]

HANNA GRABKE [Germany]

STEFAN GRABKE [Germany]

Architecture

Architecture

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

MARIT GREVE [Germany]

ALEXANDER GRILL [Germany]

SOFIJA GRINEVSKA [Latvia]

DRILON GUBETINI [Germany]

Architecture

Construction technology

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

YONNE-LUCA HACK [Germany]

TOBIAS HAINZ [Germany]

GULSHAN HASANOVA [Azerbaijan]

JASMIN HERBERGER [Germany]

Architecture

Civil engineering

Environmental engineering

Architecture

LUKAS HÖLSCHER [Germany]

HAOSEN HU [China]

EGE ISCIMEN [Turkey]

ARMIN KAMBERI [Germany]

Construction technology

Architecture

Architecture

Civil engineering

ORETU KAUMUNIKA [Namibia]

VERONIKA KOVACH [Russia]

ISABEL KRIEGL [Germany]

KIM NOELLE LANGE [Germany]

Civil engineering

Architecture

Civil engineering

Environmental engineering

BIRGIT LIENHARD [Germany]

JUAN MAURICIO LOZANO VALCÁRCEL [Colombia]

MICHAEL MÄNDL [Germany]

PABLO MERCHÁN RIVERA [Ecuador]

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

Environmental engineering

CATHRIN MERSCHER [Germany]

SOUKAINA MOURCHID [Morocco]

PIA NÜRNBERGER [Germany]

THERESA PASCH [Germany]

Civil engineering

Environmental engineering

Architecture

Civil engineering

MATTHIAS PASSEK [Germany]

PRIYA PIWAR [India]

LISA-MARIE RACKL [Germany]

DAVID RICHTER [Germany]

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

Architecture

Civil engineering

THOMAS ROADCAP [USA]

MICHAEL SCHÄFERS [Germany]

CHRISTOPH SCHMÖLLER [Germany]

EVA SCHNEUWLY [Switzerland]

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

Architecture

FRANZISKA SEEBER [Italy]

BENJAMIN SLOSHAREK [Germany]

SIMON STANGLMAYR [Germany]

GABBY STERN [USA]

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

ALEXANDER STOIBER [Germany]

DANIEL TAGLIEBER [Germany]

BLANCA TORRES VARA [Spain]

JULIAN TRUMMER [Austria]

Civil engineering

Construction technology

Civil engineering

Architecture

EVGENII VARLYGIN [Russia]

JONAS WARMUTH [Germany]

LINUS WEYER [Germany]

THOMAS WILLINGTON [Canada]

Architecture

Civil engineering

Construction technology

Civil engineering

SHI YIN [China]

ROLAND ZELLHUBER [Germany]

Architecture

Civil engineering

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Alumni SINCE 2009 A Z A D E H A B B A S I A N G E N AV E H | M A R I A C ATA L I N A AC O S TA J I M E N E Z | S H A M M A A L R I YA M I | M O N I C A A L I C E A - M AT O S | M A R I A A L O N S O GONZALEZ | HOSAM F. ALSOFI | BIAGIO AMODIO | SVETLANA ANDREEVA | GAETANO ANDREISEK | SAIDE ANLAUE | SANTIAGO ARIAS | MATTHIAS ARNOLD | SA ARTJE ARNOUT | ANDREW AYAL A | ALEX ANDRA BACHL | PAUL BAILLY | JUAN BARCIA MAS | ASIA BARNOCCHI | ANNA MARIA B AU E R | A N D R E J A B E N KO | KO R B I N I A N B E R N H A R D | W O L F G A N G B E T Z | S I M O N E B E V I L A C Q UA | G A I R I K B H AT TA C H A R YA | A M O D I O BIAGIO | ELEONOR A BIASIELLO | THERESA BICHLER | LUCIA A . BIONDI | MARKUS BOBIK | BELINDA BOCK | THOMAS BOEKEL S | DOMINIK BÖHM | PHILIPP BOLIK | FORE ST BORCH | FORE ST BORCH | SIMON BÖSL | ALE X ANDER BR AUN | MICHAEL BREITENBERGER | FLORIAN B R E I T E N B Ü C H E R | V I V I A N B RU N E | R O B E R T A . B RU N S | A R I A N N A B U C C O M IN O | B E N E D IK T B U C H M Ü L L E R | A N T O N B U H L | K SE N I JA BUN JA K | A NGUS BUSU T T IL | LOIC C AO | T HOM A S C A RDE W | CRIS T IN A C A S T IL LO MORIL LO | JA N M A RC C A S T LUNGER | BODHIN A NDA C H A N D R A | M A RI A C HE B O TA RE N KO | YA N G C H E N | S A L O M AO C HI C A L A | ATA C H O K H AC HI A N | A N D IK A C I T R A N IN GRU M | F R A N Z I SK A CONRAD | NICK CRANE | SIMONE CREPAZ | VIVIEN CROES | JONATHAN CROSTHWAITE | ANTAL CSUK A | AUSTIN D‘SOUZA | BERNHARD DALBIANCO | CAROLIN DEBONA | LENA DEGGELMANN | VINCENT DESY | MADELEINE DE V YS | ROL AND DIELING | JOHANNES DILLER | VICTOR DOMINGUEZ LUCAS | KLEMEN DOMJAN | THILO DONHAUSER | PHILIPP DOUKAKIS | SAIOA EGUIA ARROYO | MICHAELA EIZENBERGER | NERMIN EL K ADIM | OMAR EL MEK ATI | MOHAMED ELHADDAD | JAR A ESSLINGER | L AUR A FAVRE-BULLY | FELIX FESSARD | LENA FLUCK | GABRIEL FORTENBACHER | HANNAH FRANZ | ROLAND FRIEDL | MAGDALENA FUCHS | JANINE GANSERICH | SOFIE GANSLMEIER | ALIX GARELLI | KEVIN GEHRKE | ULRICH GERSTLAUER | BADR GHAMMAD | CORNELIA GIGLBERGER | CHRISTIAN GLEICH | JAN GOEBEL | STEFAN GRABKE | CORNELIA G R A F | B E N E D I K T G R AU V O G L | T H O M A S G R EG O RY | M A R I T G R E V E | M A R I A N N A G R I G O R O P O U L O U | A L E JA N D R O G R I S A L E S | D O N A L G R O A R K E | S A B I N E G R Ö G E R | A L E X A N D R E G R U | M A I K E G R Ü N E B E R G | M A U R I C I O G U A D A R R A M A | D R I L O N G U B E T I N I | R A P H A E L A GUIN | CHRISTIAN HACK | YONNE-LUCA HACK | SEBASTIAN HÄCK | JIA HAILING | ALEN HAUSMEISTER | JOHANNES HEMMELMANN | LUK AS HENNEL | CHRISTIAN HEPF | JASMIN HERBERGER | GABRIEL HERNANDEZ VALDIVIA | SARAH HEYDEN | CARLA HEYM | DENIS HITREC | HANNES H O F M A NN | T O R- M AGNUS H O R T EN | A L E X A ND ER HRUB Y | Z UJI A N HUA N G | M A RK US HUB ER | K AT H A RIN A HUND ER T M A RK | T O B I A S IHLER | DIMITRI ILIOPOULOS | FELIPE IMHOFF CASTELBLANCO | EMINE GÖKCE IYICIL | BLAZEJ JENDRZEJEWSKI | DONATA JORDAN | ALEXANDROS K ALLIAS-SPENT Z AS | GEORGIOS K AR AK ATSANIS | SE AN KERWIN | ALE X ANDRE KIENER | JOHANNES KIRCHBERGER | MIKKEL KIRKESKOV K N U D S E N | S U E T K WA N KO H | M AT H I A S KO H R M A N N | I R E M KO R K M A Z | N I N A KO R S H U N O VA | VA L E N T I N KO S L O W S K I | A N D R E A S K R Ä MER | A N GEL IK I K RE S T ENI T I | IS A B EL K RIEGL | K A I K RU G | A NN A K RUMB EIN | A R T EM K U C HUKOV | C HRIS T O P H K ÜHN | DAV ID

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KURFER | WINNY L AU | ARNE L AUGESEN | CRISTIAN L AZEA | LUK AS LECHNER | MARKUS LECHNER | DEBORA LENGLER VEL AZQUEZ | ELISE LERCH | Y VONNA (YUN) LI | FLORIAN LIEB | K AI LIEBE TANZ | CHRISTOPH LIMBRUNNER | AGATHA LINCK | LU LIU | SHUANG LIU | XINRU LIU | ALEX ANDER LIU CHENG | MARTIN LLERAS | OLE MARIUS LOKEN | MANUEL N. LOOS | INIGO LOPEZ | YAO LU | GUOQING LUO | THIERRY M A I N I L | M A N U E L M A R G E S I N | K J E R S T I O S M AT H I S E N | J O H A N N E S M AT I C S | S T E P H A N M A U S E R | F L O R I A N M E I E R | A L E X A N D E R MENDLER | JOHANNES MEYER | K ATJA MILOSEV | TOBIAS MOHR | ALEX ANDRE MONGEAU | MARION MONTIEL-CABRERA | MARION MONTIELCABRER A | LUIS MORION GIL | SINDRE K JE ANG MORK | EDUARDO MOUHTAR R AFEH | MOHAMMED AMIN MOUSSA | VIOL A MR A Z | FR ANZ MÜHLE | RACHEL MUIGAI | MA XIMILIAN MÜLLER | SIMON MÜLLER | TOBIAS MÜLLER | GARRY MÜNTENER | SIMONE NHIEMETZ BORN | TIMO HARBOE NIEL SEN | ZHU NING | CATHERINE NOWAK | MAGDALENA OCIEPK A | PATRICK OLE OHLBROCK | CAROLINE OLIVEIR A | DONALD OTTERSON | TURJAK OZBE | SILVIO PARUCKER | SANDRA PERSIANI | SOPHIE PETERSEN | VINCENT PEYRAMALE | UWE PIETZAVKA | MARIANO PL ATA GRÖBER | B ORIS PLOT NIKOV | R A HEL PRIBBERNOW | JÜRGEN PRIE SNER | TA L I TA PROHM A N NOGUEIR A | DA RYA PRY M A | A L I R A F IEE TA RI | FA L I R A KO T OS O N | K R A SIMIR R AY N OVSK I | MIC H A EL HUG O REIC H | HEL EN A REIC HER T | J O N A S REIC HER T | MI C H A EL REITENSPIESS | MARTIN RESCH | ALEJANDRO RESTREPO MONTOYA | JONATHAN REYES | DAVID RICHTER | DIEGO ROMERO ESPINOSA | FEDERICA ROSATI | BETTINA ROSE WOLFRAM | LUKAS ROSENHUBER | VERONIKA RUCK | EVA RUOF | FRANCESCA RUPINI | JOAO SANCHES | KLARA MARIA SANTER | MICHAEL SCHÄFERS | STEPHAN SCHAUER | JULIA SCHICK | FABIAN SCHIEBEL | DOMINIK SCHILLINGER | DOMINIK SCHIPPER | TOBIAS SCHITTENHELM | GERALD SCHMIDT-THRÖ | MATHIAS SCHMITT | ANNETTE SCHMITZ | ANDREAS SCHNEIDER | STEFANIE SCHNEIDER | WOLFGANG B. SCHNELL | HANNAH SCHOCK | LISA SCHOPP | NICHOLAS SCHRAMM | MATTHIAS SCHREINDL | STEFANIE SCHUSTER | MARK SHTANOV | NAVID SIDIQI | EMANUELE SOMMARIVA | ALESSANDRA SPEZIALI | KATRIN STAHL | SIMON STANGLMAYR | JANJA STARC | CARMEN STEINMANN | LUKAS S T IMMELM AY R | M A RT IN S TOCKER | SEBA S T IA N S TOLLNER | A NDRE A S T. S T R A SSER | FLORIA N S T URM A | SONJA SURRER | RODRIGO TACKAERT | CHRISTINE TAGLIEBER | DEBORA TAGLIEBER | STEFAN TAGLIEBER | DANIEL TALKE | KETAKI TAPPU | CALIN REMUS TECUSAN | LINE THARALDSEN | JAKUB TOMASZCZ YK | MARKO TOMSIC | ANA TORI | ISABELL A TRAEGER | BACH PETER TRAN | CAROLINE TREIB | GAUTIER TRIBET | DANAE VANDAL | TIM VARADI | HOOMAN VATANKHAH | ALVARO VELAR ROJO | SIMON VILGERTSHOFER | ANNA VOLINIA | SOPHIA VON SALISCH | L AURE VUAILLE | OBADA WAKK AF | FR A SER WALLIS | GENE VIE VE WAL SHE | XINXING WANG | FLORIAN WINKLER | RICHARD WINTER | BETTINA WOLFRAM ROSE | MICHAL WOZNIAK | BENJAMIN WRIGHT | DANIEL / GUANGZHAO YANG | MERVE YILDIRIM | SHI YIN | OGAWA YU | YULANG ZENG | HAO ZENG | JIAPEI ZHANG | JUANJUAN ZHAO | RAPHAEL ZUBER | DAVID ZÜHLSDORF

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Award winners AWARDS PRESENTED TO YEAR 2018/19 SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS 2018/19 BODHINANDA CHANDRA SOFISTIK PRIZE 2019 LINUS WEYER MASTERPRIZE 2019 MATTHIAS PASSEK SSF INGENIEURE AWARD 2019 FABIAN DIEWALD 3RD PRIZE IN THE UNIVERSITY AWARD OF THE BAVARIAN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY 2019 MARION MONTIEL CABRERA BDB STUDENT ADVANCEMENT AWARD 2019 IN THE ‘STRUCTURAL DESIGN’ ­C ATEGORY HOOMAN VATANKHAH YOUNG PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR AWARD OF THE AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATIONS (AWWA) ­(COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES 2019) ANNA BAUER HANGAI PRIZE OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR SHELL AND SPATIAL STRUCTURES (IASS)(2018)

JULIAN TRUMMER VDI AWARD 2018 IN THE ‘BEST STARTUP’ CATEGORY SIMONE CREPAZ MUNICH AWARD FOR CONCRETE AND MASONRY STRUCTURES 2018 AGATHA LINCK CHRISTIANE THALGOTT AWARD 2018 FOR THE MASTER’S THESIS ‘ALTER­ NATIVKONZEPT FÜR MASO PLATZ’ MARK SHTANOV AWARD FOR THE MASTER’S THESIS ‘ANOTHER HOTEL IN AFRICA’ IN THE RIBA PRESIDENTS MEDALS AWARD 2018 ALEJANDRO LIU CHENG OUTSTANDING RESEARCHER AWARD (CATEGORY: SCOPUS PUBLICATIONS), UNIVERSIDAD INTERNACIONAL SEK, FACULTAD DE ARQUITECTURA E INGENIERÍAS (QUITO, ECUADOR 2018) BEST ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION SYSTEMS PAPER AWARD, 3RD IEEE ETCM 2018, SELECTED BY THE ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION SOCIETY (RAS), (CUENCA, ECUADOR 2018)

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» THE WIDE RANGE OF DISCIPLINES AND ­CULTURES CREATES A UNIQUE GROUP OF TALENTED STUDENTS AT THE OSKAR VON MILLER FORUM. IT WAS ESPECIALLY REWARDING TO INTRODUCE TO THEM AN ASPECT OF CONSTRUCTION – REUSE ­OF BUILDING COMPONENTS AND CON­ STRUCTION MATERIALS – THAT THEY HAD NOT PREVIOUSLY ENCOUNTERED. BILL ADDIS Guest scientist

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Guest scientists LECTURERS AND SCIENTISTS IN RESIDENCE Selected lecturers are invited to the Oskar von Miller Forum to provide input and inspiration to the scholarship holders. In addition, guest scientists from the international construction engineering community are invited as Scientists in Residence to share their know-how and experience. They take an active part in the programme and life at the Forum and support scholarship students by mentoring them.

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2016/17

RUNE ABRAHAMSEN | BILL ADDIS | YOUSAF ANWAR | DILIP DA CUNHA | DIETMAR EBERLE | MA ARTEN HAJER | ANNA HERINGER | TADAO K AMEI | CARLOS L AZÁRO FERNÁNDEZ KL AUS M. LEISINGER | ANURADHA MATHUR | DAGNENET M E K O N N E N | A C H I M M E N G E S | A N N A N E I VA | T I M O HARBOE NIEL SEN | PATRICK OLE OHLBROCK | THOMA S PRINCEN | S T EFA N R A HMS TORF | ENRIQUE SOBE JA NO H A N N E S TA U B E N B Ö C K | L A R S T. T H O R B E K | TA N J A VOLLMER | ZHAO XU | RUBÉN ZORRILLA MARTÍNEZ

PAT RICK BEL L E W | PHIL IPPE BLOCK | E WA L D BUBNER D A N I E L D R Ä B I N G | K N U T G Ö P P E R T | D AV I D H E Y M A N FRANCINE HOUBEN | CL AUDIA KEMFERT | LEI LEI | K ARL LINDEN | PATRICK LÜTH | ALE­X ANDER MCCLUSKEY | SAM M C C O L L | K AT R I N N E L E M Ä G E R | R I C A R D O M A R T I N S VALENTINA MERCURI | CAROLINA NUNES | FR ANZ-JOSEF RADERMACHER | MARTINA SCHNELLENBACH-HELD | KEN YEANG

2017/18 BIL L A DDIS | K A I - U W E BL E T ZINGER | A NNE T T E BÖGL E M A S S I M O C A R R AT U R O | J A M E S C O R N E R | D I E T M A R FEICHTINGER | ANTONIO FOR­M ISANO | FRITZ FRENKLER NORBERT GEBBEKEN | KNUT GÖPPERT | ANNE T TE H I L L E B R A N D T | F R A N ­C I S K É R É | M AT T H I A S KO H L E R MARZIA LODDO | JULIAN NIDA-RÜMELIN | PHILIPP RODE C H R I S T I A N S C H W A R Z | D A N I E L ­ S T R A U B | M AT H I S WACKERNAGEL

2015/2016 GIORGIA AQUIL AR | KL AUS BOLLINGER | MARTA BRKOVIC ROBERTO CUDM A NI | WA LT ER T IMO DE V RIE S | ROGER DIENER | S OFI A D ON A | FRI T Z FRENK L ER | JA N GEHL ADRIAAN GEUZE | CHRISTOPHE GIROT | HARTMUT GRASSL MANFRED GROH­M ANN | NEIL HOULT | E. SINEM INCE | LOTTA KOCH | RÜDIGER LAINER | JUSSARA LIMEIRA | DAGNENET M E KO N N E N | P R I YA PAWA R | I N G R I D P O H L | D I E T E R R AMS | SA SKIA SA SSEN | DAVID L . SEDL AK | RICHARD SENNETT | NEIL THOMAS | MICHAEL E. WEBBER

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2011/2012

MOHAMED BOUBEKRI | REINHARD BR ANDNER | RICHARD B U R D E T T | J A M E S C A R P E N T E R | K O N S TA N Z E S Y LVA DOM­H ARDT | GORDON GILL | STEVEN D. GLASER | JÜRGEN H A S S E | A L A I N L’ H O S T I S | G EO R G I O S K A R A K AT S A N I S HANSJÖRG KÜSTER | VIT TORIO MAGNAGO L AMPUGNANI ALE X ANDER NEUMEISTER | NIK NIKOLOV | HENRY PETROSKI | STEFAN POLÓNYI | ALBERTO RAIMONDI | JACOB VAN RIJS | HANS-ULRICH SCHIEDT | RAINER SCHÜTZEICHEL MARK SIMMONS | MALCOLM SMITH | FRANCESCA TADDEI RENZO VITALE

MICHELLE ADDINGTON | MARCELLO BEZERRA | HERMANN BLUMER | MICHAEL BRAUNGART | GABRIELL A CIANCIOLO HELEN A DOUDOVA | CHUCK E A S T M A N | HEINZ EHRBA R CHRISTOF GIPPERICH | MARTIN GL A SS | LUZ ANGELICA GR ADSY LVIA HE | ILL A HERNANDE Z | THOMA S HER ZOG ARMEN DER KIUREGHIAN | MICHAEL KRAUTBLATTER | ANDRES L EPIK | A MER A . MOUS TA FA | W EIDONG QU | V INCEN T SNYDER | JORGEN S. STEENFELT | JOHN STONE | WILHELM VOSSENKUHL | ERNST ULRICH VON WEIZSÄCKER | MARK WEST | JOHANN-DIETRICH WÖRNER

2013/2014

2010/2011

RENATO ANELLI | MOHAMAD T. ARAJI | ANDREAS CHRISTEN J Ü R G C O N Z E T T | S A L A H E L- M E T WA L LY | M I C H A E L J. GATTO | PETER HEAD | ANNE LACATON | VITTORIO MAGNAGO LAMPUGNANI | JACOB VAN RIJS | MAT SANTAMOURIS | MARK SARKISIAN | VINCENT SNYDER | WERNER SOBEK | JUNHO SONG | ANASTASIOS STAMOU | JOCHEN TEIZER | DONG YAO

W I L L I A M B A K E R | G A B R I E L L A C I A N C I O L O | E D WA R D C A R R Y E R | K L AUS D A N I E L S | Z H A N G D AW E I | P E T E R DELL’UVA | MARTIN FISCHER | TSUYOSHI HIRATA | ARJEN Y. H O EK S T R A | Y US UK E H O N J O | J O H A N W. J O UB ER T Y UM A K AWA S A K I | TOBI A S K L EIN | DIE T M A R KOERING CHRIS LUEBKEMAN | PETER MCCLEARY | MARK MICHAELI VIC TOR OLMOSGÓMES | RITA PINTO DE FREITA S | JÖRG SCHL AICH | MAT THIA S SCHULER | SHERI D. SHEPPARD LUIGI SNOZZI | DENIS VLIEGHE

2012/2013 HILDE AAS NOST | EDWARD CARRYER | KEES CHRISTIAANSE GABRIELL A CIANCIOLO | RICHARD CORSI | MARIO CUCINELLA | KLAUS DANIELS | HELENA DOUDOVA | THOMAS F. EDGAR | K AZUYOSHI ENDO | BERNHARD GILL | ARMEN DER KIUREGHIAN | JAN KNIPPERS | ANDRES LEPIK | LAURI LINKOSALMI | SHELLY LISSEL | ROBERT MARINO | MEINHARD MIEGEL | K ARL MORGEN | WERNER NACHTIGALL | ROB NIJSSE | MARCIA PHILLIPS | ERNST R AUCH | MICHAEL REDER | SHERI D. SHEPPARD | MANFRED THUMAN | MICHEL VIRLOGEUX | WENQING WU | ANDREW WHITTLE

2009/2010 SHIGERU BAN | CHRISTIAN U. GROSSE | ANDREA HEIKER STEF­F EN LEHMANN | LEOPOLD MBEREYAHO | MAURI SERGIO ALVES PALMA | JUAN DOMINGO SANTOS | VUKAN VUCHIC

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» THE TIMES OF THOUGHTLESS ­DESIGN, FOR THOUGHTLESS ­CONSUMPTION, ARE OVER. DIETER RAMS Industrial designer

‹8› PRESS REPORTS Oskar von Miller Forum in the press

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Oskar von Miller ­Forum in the press LARS T. THORBEK

HANNES TAUBENBÖCK

MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchenarchitektur.com

BAUSUBSTANZ | www.bausubstanz.de

Buchhandlung Werner | www.buchhandlung-werner.de

Architekturblatt | www.architekturblatt.de

Technik in Bayern | www.technik-in-bayern.de

Buchhandlung Werner | www.buchhandlung-werner.de

bayern design | www.bayern-design.de

MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchenarchitektur.com

BauNetz | www.baunetz.de ACHIM MENGES

Technik in Bayern | www.technik-in-bayern.de

MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchenarchitektur.com

Buchhandlung Werner | www.buchhandlung-werner.de

TADEO KAMEI

bayern design | www.bayern-design.de

immobilienreport | www.immobilienreport.de

immobilienreport | www.immobilienreport.de

BauNetz | www.baunetz.de

Architekturblatt | www.architekturblatt.de

IN München | January 2019

Baumeister | www.baumeister.de

Süddeutsche Zeitung | www.sueddeutsche.de

BAUSUBSTANZ | www.bausubstanz.de Build-Ing. | www.build-ing.de db deutsche bauzeitung | www.db-bauzeitung.de DETAIL | www.detail.de

Kulturexpress | www.kulturexpress.de Süddeutsche Zeitung | www.sueddeutsche.de

STEFAN RAHMSTORF German-Architects | www.german-architects.com Buchhandlung Werner | www.buchhandlung-werner.de MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchenarchitektur.com

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Technik in Bayern | www.technik-in-bayern.de

MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchenarchitektur.com

Süddeutsche Zeitung | www.sueddeutsche.de

Süddeutsche Zeitung | www.sueddeutsche.de

Bavarian State Ministry of the Environment and Consumer ­Protection | www.stmuv.bayern.de

Technik in Bayern | www.technik-in-bayern.de

EXHIBITION “BUILDING SYSTEMS OF ANGELO MANGIAROTTI” ENRIQUE SOBEJANO Süddeutsche Zeitung, 24.1.2019 immobilienreport | www.immobilienreport.de Architekturblatt | www.architekturblatt.de Baumeister | www.baumeister.de BauNetz | www.baunetz.de Buchhandlung Werner | www.buchhandlung-werner.de MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchenarchitektur.com

Technik in Bayern | www.technik-in-bayern.de

architektur.aktuell | www.architektur-aktuell.at BauNetz | www.baunetz.de bba bau beratung architektur | www.bba-online.de BAUSUBSTANZ | www.bausubstanz.de Buchhandlung Werner | www.buchhandlung-werner.de DEAR Magazin | www.dear-magazin.de

Kulturexpress | www.kulturexpress.de moderneREGIONAL | www.moderne-regional.de momentum MAGAZIN | www.momentum-magazin.de MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchenarchitektur.com

MAARTEN HAJER

Museen in Bayern | www.museen-in-bayern.de

Architekturblatt | www.architekturblatt.de

immobilienreport | www.immobilienreport.de

Buchhandlung Werner | www.buchhandlung-werner.de

IN München June 2019

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Süddeutsche Zeitung | www.sueddeutsche.de

ANNA HERINGER

structure | www.structure-magazin.de

architektur.aktuell | www.architektur-aktuell.at

Technik in Bayern | www.technik-in-bayern.de

Architekturblatt | www.architekturblatt.de BAUSUBSTANZ | www.bausubstanz.de

RUNE ABRAHAMSEN BAUSUBSTANZ | www.bausubstanz.de bayern design | www.bayern-design.de Buchhandlung Werner | www.buchhandlung-werner.de MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchenarchitektur.com

Süddeutsche Zeitung | www.sueddeutsche.de proHolz Bayern | www.proholz-bayern.de Cluster Forst und Holz in Bayern | www.cluster-forstholzbayern.de

Bauwelt | www.bauwelt.de Buchhandlung Werner | www.buchhandlung-werner.de Kulturexpress | www.kulturexpress.de MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchenarchitektur.com

Süddeutsche Zeitung, 11 July 2019 Süddeutsche Zeitung | www.sueddeutsche.de TUM .wood | www.holz.tum.de

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» IT DOESN’T MATTER WHICH WAY THE WIND IS BLOWING, BUT HOW YOU SET THE SAILS. STEFAN RAHMSTORF Climate researcher

‹9 SPONSORSHIPS The Oskar von Miller Forum is sponsored by the Bavarian construction industry.

136 — Owners and operators 137 — Project sponsors

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Owners and ­operators The Oskar von Miller Forum is operated by the Bavarian Construction Industry Foundation (Stiftung Bayerisches Baugewerbe). The building is owned by Gemeinnützige Urlaubskasse des Bayerischen Baugewerbes e. V., which is a registered association. The industrial part­ ners of the Bavarian construction industry are members of this association. The Oskar von Miller Forum is therefore supported by the Bavarian building trade associations, the Bavarian­ construction industry association, the IG BAU industrial trade union and the Bavarian asso­ ciation of carpenters and timber construction contractors (VBZH).

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Project sponsors B AVARIAN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

Bayerischer Bauindustrieverband (BBIV) The BBIV represents the interests of the Bavarian construction industry vis-à-vis trade unions, legislators, ­ overnment and public administration in Bavaria.

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Industriegewerkschaft Bauen-Agrar-Umwelt (IG BAU) The IG BAU is an industrial trade union that represents the interests of around 400,000 workers employed in the German construction and building materials industries, in agriculture and forestry, building management, environmental protection and conservation as well as waste disposal and recycling.

L andesverband Bayerischer Bauinnungen (LBB) The LBB (State Association of Bavarian Construction Guilds) is the employers’ and trade association of the Bavarian construction guilds.

Verband der Zimmerer und Holzbauunternehmer Bayern (VZHB) The VBZH (Bavarian association of carpenters and timber construction contractors) is the professional organi­ sation of the Bavarian carpenters and timber construction industry, which campaigns on behalf of business owners and the carpentry trades.

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Gemeinnützige Urlaubskasse des Bayerischen Baugewerbes e. V. For over 60 years, the procedure applied in the construction industry to fund leave pay has ensured that claims to leave and remuneration can be saved for manual workers so that they can take a continuous period of leave.

The Urlaubskasse (leave pay funds) maintains an employee account for each manual worker in the construction industry in Bavaria and reimburses leave pay paid by employers.

Executive Board

Former members of the Executive Board since the launch of the Oskar von Miller Forum

Hans Beer | IG Bau Robert Feiger | IG Bau Dipl.-Ing. Peter Gruber | LBB/ VBB Thomas Schmid | BBIV

Senator E. h. RA Gerhard Hess | BBIV Dipl.-Ing. Otto Frischeisen | LBB/ VBB

Management

Former Managing Director

Claudia Glas | Managing Director Olivier Schumacher | Deputy Managing Director

Ernst Treitz

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Team C ONTACTS AT THE OSKAR VON MILLER FORUM

The Team Prof. Dr.-Ing. Werner Lang | Director Isabelle Krier Michaeli Rosemarie Nöhbauer Daniela Schäfer Klaus Mayer (until 31.03.2019)

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PUBLISHING INFORMATION Published by Oskar von Miller Forum Oskar-von-Miller-Ring 25 80333 Munich, Germany T +49 89 1588338-0 F +49 89 1588338-29 E info@ovmf.de Concept and design ediundsepp Gestaltungsgesellschaft, Munich Photographs Astrid Eckert, Oskar von Miller Forum, ediundsepp Gestaltungs­ gesellschaft, Tom Huber/Adrenaline (retouching) Translated by Angela Selter/Bridges Translations, Germany Image credits p. 32: Transport Scotland/Graeme Peacock; p. 35: Ramboll Group; p. 36: ICD/ITKE University of Stuttgart; p. 38: Julien Lanoo; p. 39: ICD/ ITKE University of Stuttgart; p. 40: Ragnar Axelsson; p. 43: Stefan Rahmstorf; p. 44: Werner Lang; p. 52: Klaus M. Leisinger; p. 56: Jenny JI; p. 58 (right): Kurt Hoerbst; p. 59: Jenny JI; p. 62: Werner Lang; p. 64: Architekturgalerie München; p. 66: Roland Halbe; p. 68: Anti Jens Edgar Haugen; p. 77: Angelo Mangiarotti „La tettonica dell’assemblagio“ Mendrisio Academy Press 2015; p. 87: Gumpp & Maier; p. 104: Daniel George/Institut für Universal Design, 2019.

Printed by omb2 Print GmbH, Munich printed on: MultiOffset®

The yearbook is also available in German.

Editorial deadline: July 31, 2019

Programme Advisory Council

KEYNOTE LECTURES 2019/20 07.11.2019

DORTE MANDRUP | DORTE MANDRUP AS | COPENHAGEN

05.12.2019

GUY NORDENSON | GUY NORDENSON AND ASSOCIATES | NEW YORK

16.01.2020

SARAH SPIEKERMANN | WU VIENNA UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS ­ AND BUSINESS­

30.01.2020

MICHEL DESVIGNE | MDP MICHEL DESVIGNE PAYSAGISTE | PARIS

07.05.2020

JANE WERNICK | ENGINEERSHRW | LONDON

25.06.2020

BRUNO LATOUR | PROF. EM. SCIENCES PO | PARIS

09.07.2020

ELISABETH DILLER | DILLER SCOFIDIO + RENFRO | NEW YORK (TO BE CONFIRMED)

In addition, there are regular evening lectures on issues of topical interest in construction engineering.

PROGRAMME ADVISORY COUNCIL OF THE OSKAR VON MILLER FORUM Hans Beer (since 2013)

Programme Advisory Council

Regional manager of IG Bauen-Agrar-Umwelt Franken since 2007. Trained concrete technician, since 1986 full-time trade unionist in various capacities in Bavaria, 16 years of which as di­ rector. Deputy executive member of the board of Gemeinnützige Urlaubskasse des Bayerischen Baugewerbes e. V. and of the foundation Stiftung Bayerisches Baugewerbe. Alternating supervisory board chairman of Zusatzversorgungskasse der Steine- und Erden-Industrie Bayern (supplementary pension fund). Responsible for collective bargaining policiesin the Bavarian construction industry and stone and earth industry.

Prof. Dr. (Univ. Rom) Dr. h. c. Thomas Herzog (since 2010) Architect of the Oskar von Miller Forum and full professor at several universities. He established his own architectural firm in 1971, developing structural systems and pioneering buildings based on the use of environmental energy. He has won a number of prestigious prizes and awards. Member of national and international academies. Author and publisher of architectural and technological monographs. Emeritus of Excellence at the Technical University of Munich and visiting professor at Beijing’s Tsinghua University.

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Vittorio Magnago Lampugnani (since 2013) Architect and architectural historian, established his architecture firm in 1980. Editor of Casabella magazine, then publisher of Domus magazine in Milan and Director of the German Museum of Architecture in Frankfurt am Main. Headed the Chair of the History of Urban Design at the ETH Zurich from 1994 to 2016. Fellowship at the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin in 2017/2018.

Professorial posts at Harvard and other international universities, numerous architectural and urban development projects as well as academic publications, particularly on urban architecture in the 19th and 20th centuries.

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Gerhard Müller (since 2010) Civil engineer and full professor. On completing his doctorate and qualifying as university professor, he became a consulting engineer and chief executive at a major medium-sized engineering company; since 2004 he has headed the Chair of Structural Mechanics at the Department of Civil, Geo and Environmental Engineering of the Technical University of Munich. Since 2014 he has been Senior Vice President for Academic and Teaching Affairs at the TU München.

Serving in honorary capacity, he is member of the Faculty Association and 4ING, Chairman of the Education Committee of the Bavarian Chamber of Civil Engineers, and guidance counselor at the Cusanuswerk scholarship body of the Catholic Church in Germany.

Dr.-Ing. Hans-Joachim Wolff (since 2010) A structural engineer from the Technical University of Hanover, Dr.-Ing. Hans Joachim Wolff first worked at the Institute of Concrete Structures for five years, and then served the DIWYDAG construction company for 32 years, where he was construction manager, branch manager, and served on the board for twelve years – ten of which as chairman. He spent a good ten years as Vice President of the Bavarian Construction Industry Association. Member of various boards of trustees (including Deutsches Museum). From 2004 to 2014, he was Chairman of the Board of DGUV (German statutory accident insurance) in honorary capacity.

Former members

Hans Angerer (†) (2010 –2012) Lawyer and former President of the District Government of Upper Franconia. His honorary posts included Director of the administrative management course of the Bavarian State ­Chancellery, member of the board of trustees of the Oberfrankenstiftung and Chairman of the Curatorship of the Maximilianeum Foundation.

Carsten Kuttnik (2010–2012) In his role as regional manager of IG BAU Bayern, Carsten Kuttnik coordinates the trade ­union’s activities in Bavaria, is in charge its collective bargaining policy and represents i­t ­vis-à-vis­the Bavarian State Government.

Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Sophie Wolfrum (2010 –2011) Professor at the TUM’s Chair for Urban Design and Regional Planning from 2003 to 2018. Due to her expertise in urbanism and urban planning, she has been appointed to serve as a scientific advisor on various expert commissions by federal and state governments, municipalities and foundations.

The Oskar von Miller Forum is an independent educational establishment sponsored by the Bavarian Construction Industry Foundation (Stiftung Bayerisches Baugewerbe).

As an international and interdisciplinary forum, the Oskar von Miller ­Forum supports the education of students in the fields of architecture, civil engineering and environmental engineering and students of ­Munich’s technical college for construction engineering (Städtische Fachschule für Bautechnik). Students can apply for accommodation and receive funding through a programme scholarship.

The yearbook 2018/19 offers insights into the activities of the Oskar von Miller Forum.

Oskar-von-Miller-Ring 25 80333 Munich, Germany T +49 89 1588338-0 www.ovmf.de