Oskar von Miller Forum – Yearbook 2016/17

A BOOK ABOUT THE OSKAR VON MILLER FORUM

Yearbook 2016/17

92 RESIDENTS 2016/17

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EVENTS 2016/17

» IT TRULY WAS AN HONOUR SPEAKING AT THE OSKAR V ­ ON MILLER FORUM – A PLACE WHERE INTERDISCIPLINARITY AND CREATIVITY IS NURTURED! NEVER STOP LEARNING AND BEING ­CURIOUS, CARE ABOUT OTHERS AND OUR PLANET, AND STAY PASSIONATE! PHILIPPE BLOCK Architect and structural engineer

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: › in their pursuit of excellence in terms of above-average professional qualification › in preparing them for an international career › in developing social skills

OVERVIEW Event rooms › Lecture hall on ground floor › Seminar room on the 7th floor

Apartments ›5 4 apartments for scholarship holders in the southern part of the building (2nd to 6th floor), 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 in the eastern part of the building (1st to 4th floor)

Common rooms Rooms for scholarship holders and guest scientists › Bistro on the ground floor › Library on the ground floor

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LONGITUDE 11° 34� 30,71� E

LATITUDE 48° 8� 45,32� N

MUNICH Germany

TIME ZONE CET

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Contents 2016› 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

78 — Workshops 81 — Workshop talk 82 — Tandem presentations 87 — Seminars 89 — Welcome Weekend 91 — Life at the Forum

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

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(“The Fifth View”) 75 — Annual exhibition of the

scholarship holders

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102 — International network 113 — Alumni 114 — Award winners 116 — Guest scientists

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PRESS REPORTS

120 — Oskar von Miller Forum in the press

‹ 9 SPONSORSHIPS 126 — Owners and operators 127 — Project sponsors 129 — Team/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, offered temporary accommodation and contribute to the pro­ gramme. Undergraduate and graduate students as well as construction technicians can live at the Forum, participate in the Forum’s programme and implement their own events.

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 inter­ disclipinary 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, Meeting global challenges such as climate change and environmental degradation, competition for resources and demographic change are some of the central questions of our time. The construction sector plays an important role when it comes to reducing CO₂ emissions, adapting to climate change, reducing resource depletion and adapting the built envi­ ronment to rapidly changing economic and social circumstances.

For this reason, this past year we once more devoted our work to these complex issues in an effort to bring about a better understanding of the challenges and outline possible solutions.

Ken Yeang, a pioneer and visionary of sustainable architecture who draws on 40 years of experience in green building, provided valuable inspiration in this regard. Building environmental engineer Patrick Bellew, founder of Atelier Ten, gave insight into the development of holistic concepts for environmentally sound buildings.

Economics expert Claudia Kemfert explored the immense business oppor­ tunities behind a smart energy transition. Economist and mathematician Franz-Josef Radermacher outlined future scenarios and advocated a balanced world based on an eco-social market economy.

However, apart from critical environmental challenges, there are also sociocultural, constructional and technological issues that need to be considered to secure a sustainable future. For instance, the exhibition Die fünfte Ansicht (The Fifth View) presented masterly roof structures from antiquity to the present, impressively documenting innovativeness

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as well as technical and design excellence delivered by architects and engineers over the centuries. Knut Göppert, engineer in structural design from sbp schlaich bergermann partner, and Patrick Lüth, architect from Snøhetta, gave inspiring talks about roofs with a focus on new technolo­ gies, materials and opportunities for urban scenarios.

Architect and structural engineer Philippe Block from the ETH Zürich presented an outlook on the future of construction, discussing the com­ bination of methods from the past and new technologies and production methods. Discussing the significance of human needs and location poten­ tials for master planning and architectural design in order to create iden­ tity-defining meeting places, the lecture by architect Francine Houben from Mecanoo, the renowned Delft-based architectural firm, was the final highlight of the 2016/17 programme of events.

Complementing the academic studies, all of these topics are important elements in the training of future civil and environmental engineers, architects and construction technicians in terms of excellence promotion.

I am happy to be able to give you an idea of our work in the past year with our latest yearbook and hope you enjoy reading it.

Werner Lang

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Programme Advisory Council’s foreword

FROM THE PROGRAMME ­A DVISORY COUNCIL According to the first architectural theorist known to us, Vitruvius, archi­ tects must possess quite a variety of skills: They must be technicians, artists, draftsmen, land surveyors, opticians, mathematicians, historians, philosophers, musicians, doctors, lawyers and astronomers all at the same time. In the history of the west, this ideal figure of the polymorphic architect is embodied by the real one, and when the Italian Renaissance first dawned, the architect became the universal humanist artist par excellence. Giotto di Bondone, Master of the Cathedral of Florence from 1334, whose technical skills and engineering achievements were highly praised, was a painter, sculptor and architect, and moreover a poet.

Leonardo da Vinci was an architect, engineer, painter, sculptor, poet, art historian, natural scientist and technical inventor. Andrea Palladio, architect and theorist, was a skilled stonemason and sculptor.

The versatility of the figure of the master builder is a characteristic that has lasted until today, albeit under different, even tougher conditions.

In our increasingly complex world, architects and civil engineers run the risk of being driven out by a legion of specialists. Their new key to success lies in offering something the specialists cannot provide. This ‘something’ is the ability to comprehend the project at issue in its very context and as a whole, and to relate this project to their personal values and to contem­ porary circumstances. In other words, a contemporary architect must be both a highly skilled technician (able to interact competently with the specialists) and a critical intellectual at the same time.

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This hardly seems compatible. Truly masterful technicians need certain­ ties, which they draw above all from their profession. By contrast, critical intellectuals need the ability and willingness to question their own actions and anything these are based upon. The deep gap between these two sides cannot be bridged by a rigidly defined professional figure, but only by someone who is willing to embark on an elaborate, sometimes risky intellectual adventure.

The groundwork for this spiritual adventure, which has always been at the heart of all building activities, but is now being demanded from architects with new vigour, is being laid by the Oskar von Miller Forum in nothing less than an ideal way and under wonderfully privileged conditions.

Vittorio Magnago Lampugnani

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

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» A CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECT MUST BE A HIGHLY SKILLED TECHNICIAN […] AND A CRITICAL INTELLECTUAL AT THE SAME TIME. VITTORIO MAGNAGO LAMPUGNANI Architect and member of the Programme Advisory Council of the Oskar von Miller Forum

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

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22 — Calendar of events

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» PURPOSE ALWAYS CHANGES. THE A ­ RCHITECT IS ­DESIGNING SPACE ­FOR UNPREDICTABLE­ CHANGE. FRANCINE HOUBEN Architect and founder of Mecanoo

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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 hold­ ers 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 connec­ tions and links between construction engineering, environ­ mental 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 INTERCULTURAL The programme of the Oskar von Miller Forum consists of three main components.

One of these components is the Scientists-in-Residence programme. By engaging in direct dialogue with the scholarship holders, the guest scien­ tists 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 intercul­ tural point of view through lectures, workshops and discussion sessions.

The independent programme of events is the second component that imparts valuable impetus for the professional development of the scholar­ ship students. Internationally renowned experts hold sophisticated key­ note and evening lectures on issues of topical interest in construction engineering.

The third component is the intercultural and interdisciplinary exchange that takes place between the scholarship students, nurtured by the shared living and working arrangements at the Forum.

For example, in tandem presentations, they share insights into their studies, their doctoral research or their scientific projects. A number of additional in-house activities are organised by the residents on their own initiative. They furthermore enhance their social skills by taking part in personal development seminars.

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EXCELLENCE The Oskar von Miller Forum offers future civil and environmental engi­ neers, architects and construction technicians temporary accommodation and contributes exciting ideas and inspiration to their education through its excellent 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 excellence. The Oskar von Miller Forum considers technical expertise and social skills to lie at the heart of excellence. Characteristics like per­ sonal initiative, staying power, a sense of responsibility and specialist knowledge are of central importance, as are the ability and willingness to communicate, to respond appropriately in any given situation, and reliability in one’s dealings with others.

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CAREER ASSISTANCE Scholarship students are given the opportunity to receive personal assis­ tance and support to promote their career development through indi­ vidual 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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LECTURES The Oskar von Miller Forum offers forward-looking academic events related to building. Excellent keynote and evening lectures are essential elements of the event programme. Focussed on securing the future and improving quality in construction engineering, they follow an interdisci­ plinary, intercultural, and innovative approach. Their emphasis is on topics of current interest in engineering, architecture and other constructionrelated areas, also considering social trends and developments. Keynote lectures address key topics in engineering across the disciplines. The focus of the evening lectures is on issues of topical interest.

EXHIBITIONS An exhibition devoted to the art of engineering takes place once a year. In November 2016, the exhibition Die fünfte Ansicht (The Fifth View) present­ ed masterly roof structures from antiquity to the present, impressively documenting the innovativeness and technical excellence delivered by architects and engineers over the centuries.

The scholarship holders of the Oskar von Miller Forum presented their projects in an annual exhibition at the Summer Party.

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INHOUSE EVENTS Workshops Excellent scientists are invited to the Forum within the framework of the Scientists-in-Residence programme. Besides contributing their profes­ sional qualifications, they support the scholarship holders through men­ toring. In addition, the scientists take an active part in the in-house pro­ gramme and day-to-day life at the Oskar von Miller Forum.

Workshop talks and alumni evenings The workshop talks are a source of inspiration for residents to plan their future careers. For instance, entrepreneurs explain how to start up a com­ pany and provide insight into their everyday work.

During the Alumni Networking 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 pro­ jects in the form of tandem presentations. In this way, residents engage in an interdisciplinary exchange of knowledge and experience. In addi­ tion, by organising the work on their own, they define their own priorities and develop 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 employee management, conver­ sational skills and international etiquette are addressed. The seminars are tailored to meet the individual needs of the residents in cooperation with professional trainers.

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Welcome weekend, summer party and Christmas party At the beginning of each winter semester, there is a joint two-day outing that encourages the integration of the new scholarship students and creates a basis for a positive community spirit.

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

A Christmas party gives all residents the opportunity to look back on the year.

Concert In keeping with the Oskar von Miller Forum’s interdisciplinary and inter­ cultural approach, it also fosters the cultural and social skills of its scholarship students. Concerts featuring young artists in particular are staged once a year, building a bridge between architecture and music.

JOINTLY ORGANISED EVENTS External organisers 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 that complements the teaching activities at the TUM is the guiding principle for all the events held at the Oskar von Miller Forum.

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FEBRUARY 2017

CLAUDIA KEMFERT The Economic Opportunities behind a Smart Energy Transition

FRANZ-JOSEF RADERMACHER Globalisation – Urbanisation – Future.

Is there still hope for us?!

08.12.2016

Workshop | Carolina Nunes

13.12.2016

Tandem presentation | Jürgen Priesner/Christian Hepf

15.12.2016

Christmas party

10.01.2017

Tandem presentation | Matthias Arnold/Laure Vuaille

17.01.2017

Workshop | Timo Nielsen

18.01.2017

Workshop | Alexander McCluskey

19.01.2017

Keynote lecture | Claudia Kemfert | Deutsches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung (DIW Berlin) The Economic Opportunities behind a Smart Energy Transition

OVERVIEW OF OUR Workshop talk | Sailer Stepan Partner | München 26.01.2017 EVENT PROGRAMME 31.01.2017

Concert | Konzert Freunde Junger Musiker München e. V.

02.02.2017

Keynote lecture | Franz-Josef Radermacher | Institut für Datenbanken | University of Ulm Globalisation – Urbanisation – Future. Is there still hope for us?!

09.02.2017

Evening lecture | Patrick Lüth | Snøhetta | Innsbruck On Top – Roofs as Public Spaces

21.02.2017

Workshop | Katrin Nele Mäger

25.04.2017

Tandem presentation | Felipe Imhoff Castelblanco/Antal Csuka

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MAY 2017

JUNE 2017

KEN YEANG Eco-architecture and eco-master planning

PHILIPPE BLOCK Beyond Bending: Learning from the Master Builders

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WELCOME WEEKEND

FRANCINE HOUBEN People, Place, Purpose

1 CHRISTMAS PARTY Tandem presentation | Ketaki Tappu/Eduardo Mouhtar Rafeh 22 EVENTS IN COOPERATION 05./06.05.2017 Leadership seminar | Antje Ireland | Leading myself in the working world

02.05.2017

09.05.2017

Workshop | Lei Lei

11.05.2017

Keynote lecture | Ken Yeang | T. R. Hamzah & Yeang Sdn. Bhd. Malaysia | Eco-architecture and eco-master planning

16.05.2017

Tandem presentation | Rahel Pribbernow/Hao Zeng

23.05.2017

Tandem presentation | Loic Cao/Eleonora Biasiello

30.05.2017

Tandem presentation | Debora Taglieber/Benjamin Wright

31.05.2017

Evening lecture | David Heymann | University of Texas | Aesthetic and Sustainable Experience

01.06.2017

Keynote lecture | Philippe Block | Institute of Technology in Architecture ETH Zürich Beyond Bending: Learning from the Master Builders

02.06.2017

Workshop | Philippe Block

13.06.2017

Tandem presentation | Irem Korkmaz/Luis Gil Morion

22.06.2017

Evening lecture | Martina Schnellenbach-Held/University of Duisburg-Essen High performance materials made of concrete

27.06.2017

Workshop | Ricardo Martins

29.06.2017

Keynote lecture | Francine Houben | Mecanoo | Delft | People, Place, Purpose

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E WALD BUBNER Membranes in the Construction Sector – ­ Development, Systems, Span Widths

PATRICK BELLEW Green Building Design

14./15.10.2016

Welcome Weekend

17.10.2016

Leadership start seminar | Antje Ireland

24.10.2016

Workshop | Valentina Mercuri

27.10.2016

Keynote lecture | Ewald Bubner | University of DuisburgEssen | Membranes in the Construction Sector – Development, Systems, Span Widths

02.11.2016

Workshop | Daniel Dräbing

08.11.2016

Lecture | Mohammed Moussa

17.11.2016

Q & A with Knut Göppert | sbp schlaich bergermann partner Stuttgart

17.11.2016

Evening lecture | Knut Göppert | sbp schlaich bergermann partner | Stuttgart | Under Large Roofs

22.11.2016

Tandem presentation | Sophie Petersen/Ata Chockhachian

24.11.2016

Information on the Inclusion project | Thomas Bade Universal Design

30.11.2016

Workshop | Karl Linden

01.12.2016

Keynote lecture | Patrick Bellew | Atelier Ten | London Green Building Design

06.12.2016

Tandem presentation | Timo Nielsen/Jara Esslinger/Lena Fluck

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FEBRUARY 2017

CLAUDIA KEMFERT The Economic Opportunities behind a Smart Energy Transition

FRANZ-JOSEF RADERMACHER Globalisation – Urbanisation – Future.

Is there still hope for us?!

08.12.2016

Workshop | Carolina Nunes

13.12.2016

Tandem presentation | Jürgen Priesner/Christian Hepf

15.12.2016

Christmas party

10.01.2017

Tandem presentation | Matthias Arnold/Laure Vuaille

17.01.2017

Workshop | Timo Nielsen

18.01.2017

Workshop | Alexander McCluskey

19.01.2017

Keynote lecture | Claudia Kemfert | Deutsches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung (DIW Berlin) The Economic Opportunities behind a Smart Energy Transition

26.01.2017

Workshop talk | Sailer Stepan Partner | München

31.01.2017

Concert | Konzert Freunde Junger Musiker München e. V.

02.02.2017

Keynote lecture | Franz-Josef Radermacher | Institut für Datenbanken | University of Ulm Globalisation – Urbanisation – Future. Is there still hope for us?!

09.02.2017

Evening lecture | Patrick Lüth | Snøhetta | Innsbruck On Top – Roofs as Public Spaces

21.02.2017

Workshop | Katrin Nele Mäger

25.04.2017

Tandem presentation | Felipe Imhoff Castelblanco/Antal Csuka

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MAY 2017

JUNE 2017

JUNE 2017

KEN YEANG Eco-architecture and eco-master planning

PHILIPPE BLOCK Beyond Bending: Learning from the Master Builders

FRANCINE HOUBEN People, Place, Purpose

02.05.2017

Tandem presentation | Ketaki Tappu/Eduardo Mouhtar Rafeh

05./06.05.2017 Leadership seminar | Antje Ireland | Leading myself in the working world 09.05.2017

Workshop | Lei Lei

11.05.2017

Keynote lecture | Ken Yeang | T. R. Hamzah & Yeang Sdn. Bhd. Malaysia | Eco-architecture and eco-master planning

16.05.2017

Tandem presentation | Rahel Pribbernow/Hao Zeng

23.05.2017

Tandem presentation | Loic Cao/Eleonora Biasiello

30.05.2017

Tandem presentation | Debora Taglieber/Benjamin Wright

31.05.2017

Evening lecture | David Heymann | University of Texas | Aesthetic and Sustainable Experience

01.06.2017

Keynote lecture | Philippe Block | Institute of Technology in Architecture ETH Zürich Beyond Bending: Learning from the Master Builders

02.06.2017

Workshop | Philippe Block

13.06.2017

Tandem presentation | Irem Korkmaz/Luis Gil Morion

22.06.2017

Evening lecture | Martina Schnellenbach-Held/University of Duisburg-Essen High performance materials made of concrete

27.06.2017

Workshop | Ricardo Martins

29.06.2017

Keynote lecture | Francine Houben | Mecanoo | Delft | People, Place, Purpose

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Workshop | Simon Bösl/Christian Gleich

03.07.2017

Tandem presentation | Marit Greve/Stefan Grabke

06.07.2017

Workshop | Sam McColl

11.07.2017

Tandem presentation | Birgit Lienhard/Laura Sander

15.07.2017

Summer party

15.07. – 28.07.2017

Annual exhibition of the scholarship holders

18.07.2017

Tandem presentation | Juan Barcia Más/Simone Crepaz

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» AS HUMANKIND, WE MUST IN PARTICULAR SOLVE THE RESOURCE PROBLEM IN FORM OF THE ENERGY PROBLEM. FRANZ-JOSEF RADERMACHER Economist and mathematician

‹3› LECTURES The independent event programme of the Oskar von ­Miller Forum focuses on interdisciplinary topics in ­civil engineering.

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EWALD BUBNER University of Duisburg-Essen [Duisburg, Germany] Membranes in the Construction Sector – Development, Systems, Span Widths

PATRICK BELLEW Atelier Ten [London, United Kingdom] Green Building Design

CLAUDIA KEMFERT German Institute for Economic Research [Berlin, Germany] The Economic Opportunities behind a Smart Energy Transition

FRANZ-JOSEF RADERMACHER University of Ulm [Ulm, Germany] Globalisation – Urbanisation – Future. Is there still hope for us?!

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KEN YEANG T. R. Hamzah & Yeang Sdn. Bhd. [Ampang, Malaysia] Eco-architecture and eco-master planning

PHILIPPE BLOCK Institute of Technology in Architecture, ETH Zürich [Zurich, Switzerland] Beyond Bending: Learning from the Master Builders

FRANCINE HOUBEN Mecanoo [Delft, Netherlands] People, Place, Purpose

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Munich › Roof of the Olympic Stadium

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Membranes in the Construction Sector DEVELOPMENT, SYSTEMS, SPAN WIDTHS EWALD BUBNER UNIVERSITY OF DUISBURG-ESSEN

Prof. Dr.- Ing. Ewald Bubner was partner of Frei Otto in Warmbronn near Stuttgart from 1968 to 1975. In 1976, he became head of the Institute of Structural Design at the University of Essen. At the same time, he worked as a consultant in the field of lightweight construc­ tion for 30 companies worldwide. He furthermore took on various posts as a visiting professor, e.g. at Harvard University in Cambridge, USA, at the Universidad de Belgrano in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and others. Ewald Bubner is an author of specialist books and articles and holds lectures on lightweight construction before national and international audiences.

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MEMBRANES IN THE CONSTRUCTION SECTOR › Ewald Bubner

The spectacular tent-like roof of Munich’s Olympic Stadium was erected more than four decades ago and is still a major attraction. Civil engineer Ewald Bubner was the partner of Frei Otto, the pioneer of lightweight construction, for many years and as such was involved in the develop­ ment of this extraordinary roof structure. The focus of his lecture was therefore on the design of the Olympic roof in Munich.

Ewald Bubner gave a vivid account of how models were the only means to compile the information needed to calculate and build such structures using a variety of forms and materials. He thereby provided the answer to the question of how it was actually possible to implement the com­ plicated structure at the Olympic Park without special computing pro­ grammes.

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» THE ONLY WAY TO FIND THE FORM AND TO CALCULATE THE STRUCTURE WAS TO WORK WITH MODELS. EWALD BUBNER Civil engineer

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Singapore › Gardens by the Bay

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Green ­Building ­Design PATRICK BELLEW ATELIER TEN | LONDON

Patrick Bellew, building environmental engineer, is a founding director of Atelier Ten in London. He was named a Royal Designer by the Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures & Commerce (RSA) and possesses more than thirty years’ experience in the design of high-performance buildings and systems. In addition, he is a visiting Professor at Yale University School of Architecture, an honorary fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and a fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering.

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GREEN BUILDING DESIGN › Patrick Bellew

Building environmental engineer Patrick Bellew works with architects to create “green” buildings and is committed to sustainable design. The work of his practice, Atelier Ten, is thus rooted in vernacular design but extends into modernity through the use of state-of-the-art technology.

GARDENS BY THE BAY Singapore

In his lecture, Patrick Bellew highlighted how the application of a variety of different ecological approaches has kept influencing his work, pre­ senting recently completed sustainable building projects by Atelier Ten. One of his showcase projects is Singapore’s city park Gardens by the Bay which spans 101 hectares. Atelier Ten designed the entire building and energy services and provided consultancy for sustainability assessments of the master plan.

Atelier Ten was founded in 1990 in London by a team of progressive engineers and has many offices worldwide.

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FEDERATION SQUARE Melbourne

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Energy transition › Boost for wind energy

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The Economic Opportunities behind a Smart Energy Transition JANUARY 2017

CLAUDIA KEMFERT G ERMAN INSTITUTE FOR ECONOMIC RESEARCH (DIW BERLIN) Prof. Dr. Claudia Kemfert has been head of the Department of Energy, Transportation, Environment of the German Institute for Economic Research (DIW Berlin) since April 2004 and is a professor of Energy Economics and Sustainability at the Hertie School of Governance in Berlin. She was appointed to the Advisory Council on the Environment at the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Building and Nuclear Safety in 2016. The award-winning top-level researcher and a much sought-after policy and media expert won the Urania Medal and the B.A.U.M Environment Award in the Science category in 2011, and the German Solar Award and the Adam Smith Prize for Environmental Economic Policy in 2016.

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THE ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES BEHIND A SMART ENERGY TRANSITION › Claudia Kemfert

“The economic opportunities behind a smart energy transition are im­ mense. For this reason, we should not miss them.” said Claudia Kemfert right at the start. In her book The Battle About Electricity, which was pub­ lished in 2013, the economist already described prevailing myths in the fields of energy research and climate protection.

Claudia Kemfert began by highlighting the goals of the energy transition, namely to increase the share of electricity generated from renewable sources from currently around 28 % to 80 % in 2050. At the same time, the nuclear power plants still in operation, particularly in southern Germany, will shut down by 2022.

During her lecture, the energy expert made it clear that the success of the energy transition depends on rapid implementation of all planned measures. It is necessary to begin phasing out coal now and adequately support the structural change this entails. Claudia Kemfert clearly stated her demands on politics and society: we must do more to save energy, the reliability of renewable energy supply must be increased, and mobil­ ity must be geared towards sustainability.

She made a highly compelling statement that the energy transition can result in a permanently sustainable energy supply and that the use of energy from renewable resources must be expanded immediately and consistently.

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São Paulo | Brazil › The Paraisópolis favela borders on the Morumbi district

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Globalisation.

Urbanisation.

Future.

IS THERE STILL HOPE FOR US?!

F RANZ-JOSEF RADERMACHER UNIVERSITY OF ULM

Prof. Dr. Dr. Dr. h.c. F. J. Radermacher is Director of the Forschungsinstitut für anwendungsorientierte Wissensverarbeitung (Research Institute for Applied Knowledge Processing) and at the same time Professor of Informatics at Ulm University. Additionally, he is President of the Senat der Wirtschaft e. V. association (Bonn, Germany), Vice President of the Ecosocial Forum Europe (Vienna, Austria), and a member of the Club of Rome.

The economist and mathematician is one of the leading representatives of the global eco-social market economy and advocates for a balanced world with his Global Marshall Plan initiative. His research activities focus on global issues, learning organisations, risk manage­ ment, questions related to responsibilities of persons and systems, environmentally compatible mobility, sustainable development, overpopulation problems, world food supplies, climate and energy, and regulation of the global financial system.

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GLOBALISATION – URBANISATION – FUTURE. IS THERE STILL HOPE FOR US?! › Franz-Josef Radermacher

Whether humanity will be able to face its global challenges is one of the key questions of our time. For this reason, the audience eagerly anticipated the answers provided by globalisation expert Franz-Josef Radermacher.

In his lecture, he described international developments with a focus on two major problem areas: firstly against the background of rapid world population growth, increasing conflicts over resources and the problem of increasing environmental pollution, and secondly in view of global economic crises. Sustainable development is drastically compromised

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SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE POORER HALF OF THE WORLD POPULATION

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by all this. This applies both to the ecological problems and to questions of social balance and equity.

Franz-Josef Radermacher made it clear that only a global eco-social market economy is compatible with sustainability, discussing the inter­ pretation of the developments at G-20 level, which at that time envisaged a Global Marshall Plan as a possible step in the required direction.

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Singapore › Solaris residential tower

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Eco­ architecture and ecomaster planning KEN YEANG T. R. HAMZAH & YEANG SDN. BHD. | MALAYSIA

Ken Yeang is an architect, planner and ecologist known for his impressive green architecture and master planning. He is principal of the international architecture and design firm Hamzah & Yeang with offices in Malaysia, the United Kingdom and China. The British newspaper The Guardian named him one of 50 individuals who could save the planet. He is a recipient of the Malaysian Institute of Architects Gold Medal, the Government of Malaysia Merdeka Award and the Architectural Society of China Liang Sicheng Award 2016. He received the Aga Khan Award for Architecture for the Menara Mesiniaga project.

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ECO-ARCHITECTURE AND ECO-MASTER PLANNING › Ken Yeang

With 40 years’ experience in eco-architecture, Ken Yeang is regarded as one of the pioneers and visionaries of sustainable architecture. “I am an ecologist first, an architect second,” says Yeang of himself. He understands eco-design as designing in such a way that the human-built environment or the design system integrates benignly and seamlessly with the natural environment.

COMMERCIAL AND OFFICE BUILDING 2C5 PUTRAJAYA Planstadt Putrajaya | Malaysia

In his lecture, Ken Yeang focused on the experiments, theoretical founda­ tions, design ideas and principles for designing eco-architecture and eco-master planning. Ecology is adopted here as the fundamental basis for designing a sustainable and resilient future.

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In his lecture, Ken Yeang discussed the ‘ecosystem concept’ in detail, and how it relates to design. He portrayed the principles and examples of designing nearly zero-energy (carbon neutral) buildings and discussed a theoretical model for ecological design. Last but not least, Ken Yeang illustrated his professional approach by presenting many examples from his recent design and planning work.

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DIGI TECHNOLOGY OPERATION CENTRE Selangor | Malaysia

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Venice › Armadillo Vault at the 2016 Architecture Biennale

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Beyond ­Bending LEARNING FROM THE MASTER BUILDERS P HILIPPE BLOCK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY IN ARCHITECTURE, ETH ZÜRICH

Philippe Block is Associate Professor at the Institute of Technology in Architecture at ETH Zurich where he co-directs the Block Research Group (BRG) together with Dr Tom Van Mele. He is deputy director of the Swiss National Centre of Competence in Research (NCCR) in Digital Fabrication, and founding partner of Ochsendorf DeJong & Block (ODB Engineering). Block studied architecture and structural engineering at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) in Belgium and at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the USA, where he earned his PhD in 2009.

In his work for the BRG and ODB Engineering, he applies his research on the structural assessment of historic monuments and the design and engineering of novel compression vaults in practice.

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BEYOND BENDING: LEARNING FROM THE MASTER BUILDERS › Philippe Block

By combining methods from the past with new technologies and manu­ facturing techniques, Philippe Block advocates the efficiency of com­ pression geometry. It offers possibilities to move beyond the slab, beyond the dome, beyond free-form, and ultimately beyond bending.

The architect and structural engineer revealed the foundations upon which the award-winning “Beyond Bending” exhibition at the Venice Architecture Biennale in 2016 was based.

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The starting point for this method is a revival of forgotten fundamental knowledge. This is combined with the latest advances in the design, engineering, manufacturing and construction of shell structures.

“There is a lot we can learn from the ancient master builders, who, due to economic constraints, efficiency considerations and aesthetic require­ ments, kept discovering innovative forms of expression,” underlines Philippe Block. Designers thus obtain a variety of possible forms with different force diagrams using novel construction planning tools that extend the traditional 2-D representation to three dimensions.

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People, Place, Purpose FRANCINE HOUBEN MECANOO | DELFT

Francine Houben is the founder and creative director of Mecanoo architecten. In addition, she currently holds a position as Visiting Professor at the Yale School of Architecture. As curator of the First International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam in 2003, she brought the theme of the aesthetics of mobility to the forefront of international design consciousness. In 2010, Francine Houben was granted lifelong membership in the Akademie der Künste in Berlin. She holds Honorary Doctorates from Utrecht University and Université de Mons. She has gained international acclaim for her work. Queen Máxima of the Netherlands presented her with the prestigious Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds for her entire oeuvre in 2015.

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PEOPLE, PLACE, PURPOSE › Francine Houben

It all begins by making observations of people, location, culture and climate. Only then will the architects from Mecanoo start designing their projects. Since its foundation in Delft in 1984, the Dutch firm has been committed to creating architecture that contributes to a better world.

INTERIOR VIEW OF LIBRARY Birmingham

In her lecture, founder and creative director Francine Houben presented her worldwide projects that are based on three fundamental elements also enshrined in the title of the latest book about Mecanoo, People, Place, Purpose.

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In keeping with her principle of focusing on the significance of human needs and analysing the potential of a location for the urban and archi­ tectural design concept, wonderful identity-forming meeting places have been created.

Francine Houben offered a fascinating look behind the scenes of the high-profile design concepts that have been built worldwide, such as the Delft University of Technology Library, the Library of Birmingham and the National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts in Taiwan.

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KNUT GÖPPERT sbp Stuttgart [Stuttgart, Germany] Under Large Roofs – New Strategies and Materials

PATRICK LÜTH Snøhetta Innsbruck [Innsbruck, Austria] On Top – Roofs as Public Spaces

DAVID HEYMANN University of Texas [Texas, USA] Aesthetic and Sustainable ­Architecture

MARTINA SCHNELLENBACHHELD University of Duisburg-Essen [Duisburg, Germany] High Performance Materials made of Concrete

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Under Large Roofs NEW STRATEGIES AND MATERIALS KNUT GÖPPERT SBP SCHLAICH BERGERMANN PARTNER | STUTTGART

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‹ NATIONAL STADIUM Warsaw | Poland

The roofs he has designed for numerous stadiums, among others in Frankfurt, Johannesburg, Cape Town, Warsaw, Brasilia and Rio, have earned civil engineer Knut Göppert status as a leading engineer in ­structural design.

For Göppert, civil engineers will keep facing new challenges going for­ ward both due to the standards they set for themselves and the demands made on multifunctional uses of stadiums. Particularly the roof struc­ tures of large stadiums play a crucial visual and medial role. Knut Göppert is convinced that the principles of lightweight construction combined with modern technology and innovative materials will gain increasing importance and redefine the appearance of sports stadiums compared to traditional and customary forms.

The lecture took place in the context of the exhibition The Fifth View – Of Arches, Shells, Domes, Roofs and Their Engineers.

KNUT GÖPPERT sbp schlaich bergermann partner | Stuttgart After earning his university degree (Diplom-­ Ingenieur), Knut Göppert joined the Stuttgart-­ based firm schlaich bergermann partner – Beratende Ingenieure im Bauwesen in 1989, and has been a partner since 1998. In 2002, he became one of the four directors of the firm, which operates branch offices in Berlin, New York, São Paulo, Shanghai and Paris.

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On Top – Roofs as Public Spaces PATRICK LÜTH SNØHETTA | INNSBRUCK

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‹ OPERA Oslo | Norway

Understanding a cultural building as a public asset that should be open to all citizens, and not only to a population group specifically interested in culture, is an essential approach to design today. Snøhetta implemented this perfectly while creating the Oslo opera house.

Patrick Lüth, managing director of Snøhetta in Innsbruck, described the design and implementation process. As a result, the roof of the entire building is today used as a non-commercial public space, thereby creat­ ing a freely accessible urban landscape that provides public space. The building has therefore become a prototype of a democratic stance in architecture.

Snøhetta, the most well-known architectural firm of Norway, was found­ ed in Oslo in 1989. In addition to architects, the team includes landscape architects, interior designers and brand designers. Snøhetta moreover often collaborates with artists such as Olafur Eliasson from Iceland. The pavilion for the London Serpentine Gallery in 2007 was a successful joint project.

PATRICK LÜTH Snøhetta | Innsbruck Patrick Lüth has been working for Snøhetta since he graduated from university, earning a degree in architecture. He first worked in Oslo for five years, then he started a branch office of Snøhetta in his native city of Inns­ bruck in 2011. In the years from 2011 to 2014, the University of Innsbruck gave him a teaching appointment at the Institute of Structure and Design.

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Aesthetic and Sustainable ­Architecture DAVID HEYMANN UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS | USA

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‹ PRAIRIE CHAPEL HOUSE AND STUDIO Crawford | Texas

No major technological change in architecture – such as the current rise of sustainable building – has come about without aesthetic consequences.

But what is the potential of sustainable design in this regard? Will it also succumb to this inescapable premise for formal expression, as evidenced by every major change in the past? Or, because it involves an essentially invisible aspect, will entirely different ways and means be necessary? In his lecture, Professor David Heymann addressed these questions using examples from his own work.

DAVID HEYMANN University of Texas | USA Architect David Heymann is a professor at the University of Texas at Austin. The focus of his work is on how buildings can help form landscapes. In addition, he is a con­ tributing writer for Places Journal. In 2014 he was elevated to the College of Fellows of the American Institute of Architects.

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High perfor­ mance materials made of concrete MARTINA SCHNELLENBACH-HELD UNIVERSITY OF DUISBURG-ESSEN | DUISBURG

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Concrete is a material that has been used successfully and in a variety of ways for centuries. For this reason, Martina Schnellenbach-Held and her team at the University of Duisburg-Essen undertake detailed studies of this material.

A high-performance aerogel concrete (HPAC) was developed in coopera­ tion with the Institute of Materials Research at the German Aerospace Center (DLR) by embedding fused-quartz aerogel granules into UHPC matrices. This novel material meets the requirements of the Energy ­Conservation Ordinance (EnEV) in single-shell applications even using comparatively small component thicknesses accommodating con­ struction-relevant compressive strengths.

In her lecture, Martina Schnellenbach-Held described the research con­ ducted to develop suitable concrete formulas and a concept for manu­ facturing concrete cogwheels and roller bearings.

MARTINA SCHNELLENBACH-HELD University of Duisburg-Essen | Duisburg Univ.-Prof. Dr.-Ing. Martina SchnellenbachHeld worked as a structural engineer in civil and construction engineering and as a project, group and construction manager in building construction for Philipp Holzmann AG at its Düsseldorf headquarters. As a university professor, she has been head of the Institute of Concrete and ­Masonry Structures of the University of DuisburgEssen since April 2004.

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

73 — The Fifth View

75 — Annual exhibition of the scholarship holders

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Exhibition › Ewald Bubner explains the model of the Metropol Parasol/Seville to scholarship students

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The Fifth View O F ARCHES, SHELLS, DOMES, ROOFS AND THEIR ENGINEERS The Oskar von Miller Forum presented this exhibition in cooperation with the M:AI Museum für Architektur und Ingenieurkunst NRW. Masterly roof structures from antiquity to the present documented the innovativeness and technical excellence delivered by architects and engineers. The ­design of more than 30 impressive roof projects was shown – from the Pantheon, which was completed in 125 AD, to the floating tent-like struc­ ture of Munich’s Olympic roof. Recent projects from around the world gave an outlook on how computer-aided design and the development of new materials continue to enable increasingly spectacular and experi­ mental roof structures.

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D esigning , P lanning , B uilding

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Designing, Planning, Building A NNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS At the summer party, the scholarship students presented an overview of their projects at the TU Munich and the College for Construction Engi­ neering (Städtische Fachschule für Bautechnik). The annual exhibition was themed around architecture, environmental and civil engineering, and the skilled trades. The students, doctoral candidates and construction technicians organised and created the exhibition on their own.

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» THE GROUNDWORK FOR THIS SPIRITUAL ADVENTURE, WHICH HAS ALWAYS BEEN AT THE HEART OF ALL BUILDING ACTIVITIES, BUT IS NOW BEING DEMANDED FROM ARCHITECTS WITH NEW VIGOUR, IS BEING LAID BY THE OSKAR VON MILLER FORUM IN NOTHING LESS THAN AN IDEAL WAY AND UNDER WONDERFULLY PRIVILEGED CONDITIONS. VITTORIO MAGNAGO LAMPUGNANI Architect and member of the Programme Advisory Council of the Oskar von Miller Forum

‹5› INHOUSE EVENTS International and interdisciplinary exchange

78 — Workshops

81 — Workshop talk

82 — Tandem presentations

87 — Seminars

89 — Welcome Weekend

91 — Life at the Forum

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VALENTINA MERCURI Department of Civil ­Engineering and Architecture, University of Pavia [Pavia, Italy] 3D Printing of ­Concrete ­Elements

DANIEL DRÄBING Chair of Engineering Geology, TU Munich [Munich, Germany] Influence of Landslides on Alpine­ Infrastructure

KNUT GÖPPERT sbp schlaich bergermann ­partner [Stuttgart, Germany] Q & A with Knut Göppert

KARL LINDEN University of Colorado Boulder [Boulder, USA] Workshop

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CAROLINA NUNES Architect and urban planner [Blumenau, Brazil] Rivercities: Environmental Issues and Public Spaces

ALEXANDER MCCLUSKEY Chair of Hydromechanics, TU Munich [Munich, Germany] Water Sensitive Urban Design

KATRIN NELE MÄGER Civil and Building Engineer [Tallinn, Estland] Fire safety and bio based ­building materials

LEI LEI Chair of Construction Chemistry, TU Munich [Munich, Germany] Cement ad mixture – high performance concrete

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PHILIPPE BLOCK ETH Zurich [Zurich, Switzerland] Discovering shell equilibrium

RICARDO MARTINS University of Sheffield [Sheffield, United Kingdom] Developing a dual drainage urban flood model

SAM MCCOLL Massey University [Palmerston North, New Zealand] The Management of Large Rock Landslides

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Workshop talk Workshop talks offer scholarship students an outlook on possible future professional activities.

Sailer Stepan und Partner, a leading Munich-based firm for structural engineering, gave an account of the challenges in planning and imple­ menting the new parish church of St. Josef in Holzkirchen.

The first construction phase of this project comprised the main church and a chapel that are connected to the vestry by a foyer. The foyer and the vestry were constructed using reinforced concrete, whereas the main church and the chapel are innovative and expressive wooden structures.

Kurt Stepan and Peter Mestek from Sailer Stepan und Partner portrayed the development of the support structure from the competition phase to its actual implementation. This was followed by a discussion and a Q&A session with the scholarship students.

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MOHAMMED A. MOUSSA Why are there trade unions?

What is a collective agreement?

SOPHIE PETERSEN Saving the historic town centre of Lüneburg

TIMO NIELSEN

ATA CHOKHACHIAN Measuring Urbanity with ­Parametric Urban Design

JARA ESSLINGER LENA FLUCK Saint Nikolaus – Religion and consumerism

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MATTHIAS ARNOLD Cooperation between archi­ tects and civil engineers in line with the service phases of the German Scale of Fees for the Services of Architects and Engineers (HOAI)

TIMO NIELSEN Graphic statics – ­Designing with forces

CHRISTIAN HEPF Keks up your Home – Alterna­ tive forms of construction

LAURE VUAILLE Science Fiction Architecture Exposed

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FELIPE IMHOFF Chile – Wild Beauty

KETAKI TAPPU Town planning in ancient India

RAHEL PRIBBERNOW

ANTAL CSUKA Count Dracula‘s link with the romanian prince Vlad the ­Impaler: Myth and reality

EDUARDO MOUHTARAFEH Negotiation and Debate 101: Getting what you want from others

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30.05.17 ›

13.06.17 ›

LOIC CAO Architecture and Art

DEBORA TAGLIEBER Building and retrofitting with state subsidies

IREM KORKMAZ Mind the Bug: Critical Thinking On Architectural Representation

BENJAMIN WRIGHT Where can I go? – ­ Why accessibility is a better answer than mobility

LUIS GIL MORION A glass of Sherry, please

ELEONORA BIASIELLO Binge watching – a new cultural phenomenon

HAO ZENG Film making

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CHRISTIAN GLEICH Workshop – timber construction

MARIT GREVE A quiz about the fascinating world of architecture and civil engineering

BIRGIT LIENHARD Let‘s talk about politics!

18.07.17 › JUAN BARCIA MAS SIMONE CREPAZ Architects and engineers from the Renaissance

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Seminars LEADERSHIP I: LEADING MYSELF IN THE WORKING WORLD LEADERSHIP III: W ORKING WITH OTHERS IN A TEAM, MANAGING ­D IFFERENT INTERESTS, CONFLICTS AND CULTURES In keeping with the goal of personal development training, the scholar­ ship students were offered the opportunity to attend one- and two-day seminars. These seminars are specifically designed to meet the needs of architecture and engineering students and construction technicians in cooperation with experienced coaches. A particular focus is on preparing them for their role as future leaders in business, teaching or research.

The “Leadership III: Working with others in a team, managing different interests, conflicts and cultures” seminar took place in November 2016.

Focussed on building an awareness of personal skills, the seminar ­treated topics such as development potential and values when dealing with other people.

In the “Leadership I: Leading myself in the working world” seminar held in May 2017, participants were prepared for job interviews, practiced working-life situations and acquired conflict resolution techniques.

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Welcome Weekend SOCIALISING AND TEAMBUILDING HIKING IN THE ALLGÄU At the beginning of each winter semester, the scholarship students go on an outing in the mountains together with the guest scientists and the team of the Oskar von Miller Forum.

The October 2016 destination was the Allgäu region. After hiking through the Breitach gorge, a hearty Bavarian snack awaited the participants at the Alpe Dornach mountain inn. They continued on to the Söllereck cable car, and from there to Berghaus Schönblick where they stayed overnight.

After dinner and a brief introduction to the programme of the Oskar von Miller Forum by Director Werner Lang, the day concluded with pleasant socialising.

The next day began with a hike down to the valley to Oberstdorf and ended with a visit to the highline179 pedestrian suspension bridge in Reutte, Tyrol. The mere sight of the spectacular Tibet-style bridge was enough for many participants. The more daring ventured a walk on the impressive structure.

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Life at ­the Forum­ C ULTURAL EXCHANGE AND GET TOGETHER Summer party An edition of the Miller News with the cover story ‘Oskar is missing’ was the theme of the party. Two residents hosted the evening as Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson, giving clues about Oskar who had gone missing.

This was interspersed with alternating presentations of selected student projects and musical interludes. In the end, it turned out that Oskar is not a person, but a spirit that can be found wherever there are residents and alumni of the Oskar von Miller Forum.

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Concert In keeping with the interdisciplinary and intercultural approach of the Oskar von Miller Forum, the cultural and social skills of the scholarship students are also fostered. Concerts featuring young artists in particular are staged once a year to build a bridge between architecture and music.

On 31 January 2017, Luisa Gehlen (clarinet) and Joshua Gehlen (piano), sponsored by the Verein Freunde Junger Musiker München e.V., gave an impressive performance of works by Camille Saint­Saëns, Anton Dimler, Alban Berg and other composers.

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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 students put together a programme with music, games and a Secret Santa gift exchange.

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» HOLDING ON TO THE PAST FOR TOO LONG MEANS PUTTING THE FUTURE AT RISK. CLAUDIA KEMFERT Economics and energy expert

‹6› PUBLIC EVENTS IN COOPERATION Sophisticated events complement the scholarship students’ academic training.

96 — Calendar of events

99 — MCBW exhibition

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WS 17.10.2016

VDI | Lecture series

19.10.2016

TUM Water Lecture Series | Lecture

06.12.2016

TUM Architectural Design and Timber Construction | Final event of THG project

12.12.2016

VDI | Lecture series

23.01.2017

VDI | Lecture series

27.01.2017

2nd Munich BIM Conference

04.03.– 12.03.2017

Munich Creative Business Week | Exhibition

20.03.2017

VDI | Lecture series

23.03.2017

TUM ForTE | Research Opportunities Week

04.04.2017

Landesverband Bayerischer Bauinnungen | University award ceremony

28.04.2017

TUM Project Platform Energy BBIV | Practice day

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Deutsche Gesellschaft für Baurecht e. V. | Lectures

16.05.2017

Bonding student initiative | Design competition

17.05.2017

LBI Förderverein | Lecture

23.05.2017

TUM | mobil.LAB goes public | Lecture

20.06.2017

LBI Förderverein | Speed networking

21.06.2017

TUM Chair of Timber Structures and Building Construction | TallFacades

28.06.2017

TUM Chair of Urban Water Systems Engineering | Seminar

12.07.2017

11th colloquium | Investor – Hochschule – Bauindustrie

18.07.2017

SSF Ingenieure | Bauindustrie Bayern | VSVI Bayern | BBI | „Zeitnah Baurecht schaffen“

20.07.2017

City of Munich‘s Building Department | Public information event about historic town centre tunnel

02.08.– 13.08.2017

End of Year Show of the TUM Department of Architecture

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Munich Creative Business Week › Universal Design

U niversal ­D esign ­E x hibition

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Universal ­Design ­Exhibition MCBW Munich The MCBW showcases multifaceted, inno­ vative design activities, offering inspiration for an interdisciplinary design discourse and attracting creative people and enter­ prises from all around the world to Munich.

The Inclusion 2017 Social:Design:Sprint exhibition at the Oskar von Miller Forum featured products, architectures and service designs that were presented to a jury of experts and users who rated them on the basis of broad, simple and intuitive usability and cross-generational user-friend­ liness without stigmatising design compromises. Visitors had the oppor­ tunity to talk to entrants and jury members from 4 to 12 March, discuss­ ing their views on universal design.

Both the competition and the Universal Design exhibition are initiatives of the Institut für Universal Design, supported by bayern design and the Bavarian State Ministry for Economic Affairs.

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» OUR TIME AS GUEST SCIENTISTS AT THE FORUM WAS A UNIQUE INSPIRATION AND WE WILL BE AMBASSADORS OF THE FORUM’S PHILOSOPHY IN OUR FUTURE CAREERS. FRANCESCA TADDEI Guest scientist 2014/15

‹7› RESIDENTS The Oskar von Miller Forum offers 54 scholarship holders and seven guest scientists modern living space in a central location.

102 — International network

113 — Alumni

114 — Award winners

116 — Guest scientists

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International network F ORUM RESIDENTS YEARS 2016/17 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 continents. 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 inter­ disciplinary network.

ACADEMIC DISCIPLINES Architecture

Construction technology

Civil engineering

Environmental engineering

Forum residents SINCE DECEMBER 2009

485 T OTAL NUMBER OF RESIDENTS

362 SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS

123 GUEST SCIENTISTS

THE RESIDENTS’ COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN

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68 % SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS Europe GERMANY AUSTRIA

DENMARK FRANCE SWITZERLAND

ROMANIA

ITALY USA SPAIN

MOROCCO IRAN

EGYPT

VENEZUELA BRAZIL

CAMEROON

CHILE

7 %

4 %

SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS Americas

SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS Africa

TURKEY

18 % SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS Asia

PROPORTIONS OF GERMAN/ INTERNATIONAL RESIDENTS 2016/17 56%

germany international

44%

PROPORTIONS OF WOMEN/MEN 2016/17 SLOVENIA RUSSIA

57 %

CHINA

SYRIA

3 % INDONESIA

INDIA

43 %

SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS Australia/New Zealand

DEGREE SOUGHT 2016/17 bachelor‘s

18% 67%

master‘s const. technician

4%

phd

4%

74%

AUSTRALIA ACADEMIC DISCIPLINE 2016/17 architecture

41%

civil engineering NEW ZEALAND

49%

const. technology

4%

envir. engineering

6%

JULIETTE AMBI [Cameroon]

MATTHIAS ARNOLD [Germany]

ALEXANDRA BACHL [Germany]

JUAN BARCIA MAS [Spain]

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

Architecture

GAIRIK BHATTACHARYA [India]

ELEONORA BIASIELLO [Italy]

THOMAS BOEKELS [Germany]

SIMON BÖSL [Germany]

Architecture

Architecture

Civil engineering

Construction technology

ANGUS BUSUTTIL [Australia]

LOIC CAO [Switzerland]

BODHINANDA CHANDRA [Indonesia]

MARIA CHEBOTARENKO [Russia]

Architecture

Architecture

Civil engineering

Architecture

ATA CHOKHACHIAN [Iran]

SIMONE CREPAZ [Italy]

ANTAL CSUKA [Romania]

AUSTIN D’SOUZA [New Zealand]

Architecture

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

Architecture

JOHANNES DILLER [Germany]

KLEMEN DOMJAN [Slovenia]

THILO DONHAUSER [Germany]

OMAR EL MEKATI [Egypt]

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

Architecture

JARA ESSLINGER [Germany]

LAURA FAVRE-BULLY [Switzerland]

LENA FLUCK [Germany]

MAGDALENA FUCHS [Italy]

Civil engineering

Architecture

Environmental engineering

Civil engineering

KEVIN GEHRKE [Germany]

BADR GHAMMAD [Morocco]

CHRISTIAN GLEICH [Germany]

STEFAN GRABKE [Germany]

Architecture

Architecture

Construction technology

Civil engineering

MARIT GREVE [Germany]

DRILON GUBETINI [Germany]

LUKAS HENNEL [Germany]

CHRISTIAN HEPF [Germany]

Architecture

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

Environmental engineering

JASMIN HERBERGER [Germany]

CARLA HEYM [France]

DENIS HITREC [Slovenia]

FELIPE IMHOFF CASTELBLANCO [Chile]

Architecture

Civil engineering

Architecture

Architecture

IREM KORKMAZ [Turkey]

NINA KORSHUNOVA [Russia]

ISABEL KRIEGL [Germany]

ARTEM KUCHUKOV [Russia]

Architecture

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

CHRISTOPH KÜHN [Germany]

BIRGIT LIENHARD [Germany]

IÑIGO LÓPEZ [Spain]

MARION MONTIEL CABRERA [Austria]

Civil engineering

Environmental engineering

Civil engineering

Architecture

LUIS JOSE MORION GIL [Spain]

MOHAMMED A. MOUSSA [Syria]

EDUARDO MOUTHAR RAFEH [Venezuela]

VIOLA MRAZ [Germany]

Architecture

Civil engineering

Architecture

Architecture

TIMO HARBOE NIELSEN [Denmark]

CAROLINE OLIVEIRA [Brazil]

SOPHIE PETERSEN [Germany]

RAHEL PRIBBERNOW [Germany]

Architecture

Architecture

Civil engineering

Architecture

JÃœRGEN PRIESNER [Austria]

DAVID RICHTER [Germany]

LAURA SANDER [Germany]

KLARA SANTER [Italy]

Architecture

Civil engineering

Architecture

Civil engineering

SIMON STANGLMAYR [Germany]

CARMEN STEINMANN [Germany]

GABRILLA STERN [USA]

SEBASTIAN STOLLNER [Germany]

Civil engineering

Environmental engineering

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

DEBORA TAGLIEBER [Germany]

KETAKI TAPPU [India]

CAROLINE TREIB [Germany]

LAURE VUAILLE [France]

Construction technology

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

BENJAMIN WRIGHT [USA]

HAO ZENG [China]

JIAPEI ZHANG [China]

JUANJUAN ZHAO [China]

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

Civil engineering

Architecture

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Alumni SINCE 2009 ABBA SIANGENAVEH A Z ADEH | ACOSTA JIMENEZ MARIA CATALINA | ALICE A-MATOS MONICA | ALONSO GONZ ALEZ MARIA | AL RIYAMI S H A M M A | A L S O F I H O S A M F. | A N D R E E VA S V E T L A N A | A N D R E I S E K G A E TA N O | A N L A U E S A I D E | A R I A S S A N T I A G O | A R N O U T SA ARTJE | AYAL A ANDREW | BAILLY PAUL | BARNOCCHI ASIA | BAUER ANNA MARIA | BENKO ANDREJA | BERNHARD KORBINIAN | BETZ WOLFGANG | BE VIL ACQUA SIMONE | BIAGIO AMODIO | BICHLER THERESA | BIONDI LUCIA A. | BOBIK MARKUS | BOCH FOREST | BOCK BELINDA | BÖHM DOMINIK | BOLIK PHILIPP | BORCH FORE ST | BR AUN ALE X ANDER | BREITENBERGER MICHAEL | BREITENBÜCHER F L O R I A N | B R U N E V I V I A N | B R U N S R O B E R T A . | B U C C O M I N O A R I A N N A | B U C H M Ü L L E R B E N E D I K T | B U H L A N T O N | B U N J A K KSENIJA | CARDEW THOMAS | CASTILLO MORILLO CRISTINA | CASTLUNGER JAN MARC | CHEN YANG | CHICALA SALOMAO | CITRANINGRUM A N D I K A | C O N R A D F R A N Z I S K A | C R A N E N I C K | C R O E S V I V I E N | C R O S T H WA I T E J O N AT H A N | DA L- B I A N C O B E R N H A R D | D E B O N A C AROLIN | DEGGELM ANN LEN A | DE SY V INCEN T | DE V YS M ADELEINE | DIELING ROL AND | DOMINGUE Z LUC A S V IC TOR | DOUK AKIS PHILIPP | EGUIA ARROYO SAIOA | EIZENBERGER MICHAEL A | ELHADDAD MOHAMED | EL K ADIM NERMIN | FE SSARD FELIX | FR ANZ H A N N A H | F R I E D L R O L A N D | G A N S E R I C H JA N I N E | G A N S L M E I E R S O F I E | G A R E L L I A L I X | G E R S T L AU E R U L R I C H | G I G L B E R G E R CORNELIA | GOEBEL JAN | GR AF CORNELIA | GR AU VOGL BENEDIK T | GREGORY THOMA S | GRIGOROPOULOU MARIANNA | GRISALE S A LE JA NDRO | GROA RKE DON A L | GRÖGER SA BINE | GRU A LE X A NDRE | GUA DA RR A M A M AURICIO | GUIN R A PH A EL A | H ACK C H R I S T I A N | H Ä C K S E B A S T I A N | H A I L I N G J I A | H A U S M E I S T E R A L E N | H E M M E L M A N N J O H A N N E S | H E R N A N D E Z VA L D I V I A GABRIEL | HEYDEN SARAH | HITREC DENIS | HOFMANN HANNES | HORTEN TOR-MAGNUS | HRUBY ALEX ANDER | HUANG ZUJIAN | HUBER MARKUS | HUNDERTMARK K ATHARINA | IHLER TOBIAS | ILIOPOULOS DIMITRI | IYICIL EMINE GÖKCE | JENDRZEJEWSKI BL AZEJ | JORDAN D O N ATA | K A R A K AT S A NIS GEO R GI OS | K ER W IN SE A N | K IE N E R A L E X A N D RE | K IR C HB E R GE R J O H A N N E S | K IRK E SKOV K N U D SEN MIKKEL | KOH SUE T K WAN | KOHRMANN MATHIAS | KORSHUNOVA NINA | KOSLOWSKI VALENTIN | KRESTENITI ANGELIKI | KUCHUKOV A R T E M | K U R F E R D AV I D | K R Ä M E R A N D R E A S | K R U G K A I | L A U W I N N Y | L A U G E S E N A R N E | L A Z E A C R I S T I A N | L E C H N E R L U K A S | L E C H N E R M A R K U S | L E N G L E R V E L A Z Q U E Z D E B O R A | L E R C H E L I S E | L I Y V O N N A | L I E B E TA N Z K A I | L I M B R U N N E R CHRISTOPH | LINCK AGATHA | LIU LU | LIU SHUANG | LIU XINRU | LIU CHENG ALEXANDER | LLERAS MARTIN | LOKEN OLE MARIUS | LOOS M A NUEL N. | LOPE Z INIGO | LU YAO | LUO GUOQ ING | M A INIL T HIERRY | M A RGE SIN M A NUEL | M AT HISEN K JERS T I OS | M AUSER S T E P H A N | M E I E R F L O R I A N | M E N D L E R A L E X A N D E R | M E Y E R J O H A N N E S | M I L O S E V K ATJ A | M O H R T O B I A S | M O N G E A U ALEX ANDRE | MONTIEL-CABRERA MARION | MORK SINDRE KJEANG | MOUSSA MOHAMMED AMIN | MRAZ VIOL A | MÜHLE FRANZ | MUIGAI R ACHEL | MÜLLER MA XIMILIAN | MÜLLER TOBIA S | MÜNTENER GARRY | NHIEME T Z BORN SIMONE | NIEL SEN TIMO HARBOE | NING ZHU | N OWA K C AT HERINE | O C IEP K A M AGDA L EN A | O HL B R O C K PAT RIC K O L E | O T T ER S O N D O N A L D | OZB E T UR JA K | PA RU C K ER SILVIO | PERSIANI SANDR A | PE YR AMALE VINCENT | PIE TZ AVK A UWE | PL ATA GRÖBER MARIANO | PLOTNIKOV BORIS | PRIBBERNOW R A H E L | P R IE SN E R J Ü R GE N | P R O H M A N N O GU E IR A TA L I TA | P RY M A DA RYA | R A F IE E TA R I A L I | R A KO T O S O N FA L I | R AY N OV SK I KR A SIMIR | REICH MICHAEL HUGO | REICHERT HELENA | REICHERT JONA S | REITENSPIESS MICHAEL | RESCH MARTIN | RESTREPO MONTOYA ALEJANDRO | RE YES JONATHAN | ROMERO ESPINOSA DIEGO | ROSATI FEDERICA | ROSE WOLFRAM BE T TINA | ROSENHUBER LUK A S | RUCK V ERONIK A | RUOF E VA | RUPINI FR A NCE S C A | S A NCHE S JOAO | S CH AUER S T EPH A N | S CHICK JUL I A | S CHIEBEL FABIAN | SCHILLINGER DOMINIK | SCHIPPER DOMINIK | SCHIT TENHELM TOBIAS | SCHMIDT-THRÖ GERALD | SCHMIT T MATHIAS | SCHMITZ ANNE T TE | SCHNEIDER ANDRE A S | SCHNEIDER STEFANIE | SCHNELL WOLFGANG B. | SCHOCK HANNAH | SCHOPP LISA | SCHR AMM NICHOL A S | S CHREINDL M AT T HI A S | S CHUS T ER S T EFA NIE | SH TA NOV M A RK | SIDIQ I N AV ID | S OMM A RI VA EM A NUEL E | SPE ZI A L I ALESSANDRA | STAHL K ATRIN | STARC JANJA | STEINMANN CARMEN | STIMMELMAYR LUK AS | STOCKER MARTIN | STRASSER ANDREAS T. | STURMA FLORIAN | SURRER SONJA | TACK AERT RODRIGO | TAGLIEBER CHRISTINE | TAGLIEBER STEFAN | TALKE DANIEL | TECUSAN CALIN REMUS | THARALDSEN LINE | TOMASZCZYK JAKUB | TOMSIC MARKO | TORI ANA | TRAN BACH PETER | TRIBET GAUTIER | VANDAL DAN AE | VAR ADI T IM | V EL AR ROJO ALVARO | V ILGERTSHOFER SIMON | VON SALISCH SOPHIA | VOOTANKHAH HOOM AN | WAKK AF O B A D A | WA L L I S F R A S E R | WA L S H E G E N E V I E V E | WA N G X I N X I N G | W I N K L E R F L O R I A N | W I N T E R R I C H A R D | W O L F R A M R O S E B E T T I N A | W O Z N I A K M I C H A L | YA N G D A N I E L /G U A N G Z H A O | Y U O G AWA | Y U L A N G Z E N G | Z H A O J U A N J U A N | Z U B E R RAPHAEL | ZÜHLSDORF DAVID

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Award winners DEGREES WITH HONOURS AND AWARDS

2016/17

2015/16

2014/15

ALEX ANDER MENDLER SOFISTIK PRIZE, 2017

MICHAELA EIZENBERGER ARCHITECTURE, 2ND PLACE AUF IT GEBAUT

BELINDA BOCK BACHELOR’S DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS 2015

VICTOR DOMINGUEZ LUCAS MASTER’S DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS, 2015

KSENIJA BUNJAK DEGREE: PHD IN ARCHITECTURE RATING: SUMMA CUM LAUDE, 2015

MIKKEL KIRKESKOV KNUDSEN MASTER’S DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS, 2016

ALEX LIU CHENG DEGREE: PHD IN ARCHITECTURE RATING: SUMMA CUM LAUDE, 201

HOOMAN VATANKHAH DEGREE: MASTER OF SCIENCE RATING: EXCELLENT, 2016 PHD WITH SCHOLARSHIP AT COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES, 2016 WINNER OF THE SUSSMAN FOUNDATION AWARD, 2016 RECIPIENT OF NORTH AMERICAN MEMBRANE SOCIETY (NAMS) GRANT AWARD, 2016

SUET KWAN KOH MASTER’S DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS, 2015

LUIS MORION GIL ARCHI-WORLD ACADEMY AWARDS III EDITION/MESSE BAU 2017 BADR GHAMMAD 2 nd PL ACE, DESIGN OF A PIECE OF SEATING FURNITURE, HANS SAUER STIFTUNG CHRISTIAN HEPF KAI LIEBETANZ JÜRGEN PRIESNER „URBANES LEBEN 2080“ – INTER­D IS­ CIPLINARY PROJECT 2016, 1ST PRIZE JOHANNES HEMMELMANN MASTER’S DEGREE IN URBANISM – URBAN AND LANDSCAPE STUDIES AND DESIGN: MARK: EXCELLENT, 2016 JAN MARC CASTLUNGER BACHELOR THESIS “DESERTWOOD 2016” SELECTED FOR IMPLEMENTATION ON THE CAMPUS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ALEXANDRIA

IÑIGO LÓPEZ AWARD: ENB ELITE PROGRAMME OF THE BAVARIAN GRADUATE SCHOOL OF COMPUTATIONAL ENGINEERING (BGCE), 2015 THIERRY MAINIL DEGREE: MSC. IR.-ARCH. RATING: MAGNA CUM LAUDE, 2015

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FEDERICA NATALIA ROSATI AWARDS: FIRST PRIZE AT XXV INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM AND PRIZE FOR ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN CULTURE, 2014 FIRST PRIZE IN THE CATEGORY PROJECTS AND RESEARCHES, CAMERINO, 2015 FIRST PRIZE IN THE CATEGORY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, UNIVERSITY AND SUSTAINABILITY, FERRARA UNIVERSITY, 2016

2013/14

2011/12

NICK CRANE BACHELOR’S DEGREE IN ARCHITECTURE, 2013 RATING: FIRST CLASS HONOURS

MONICA ALICEA-MATOS MASTER’S DEGREE IN ARCHITECTURE WITH HONOURS, MASTER OF INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE WITH HONOURS, 2011/12

FABIAN SCHIEBEL CIVIL ENGINEERING UNIVERSITY AWARD OF THE BAVARIAN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY, 2015

2012/2013

NICHOLAS SCHRAMM MASTER’S DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS, 2014 SOFISTIK PRIZE, 2015

MANUEL LOOS MASTER’S DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING, DOCTORAL DEGREE (DR.-ING.), 2013

WOLFGANG BETZ DEGREE: MASTER OF SCIENCE WITH HONOURS SOFISTIK PRIZE, 2012

CRISTINA CASTILLO MASTER’S DEGREE IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS TALITA NOGUEIRA BACHELOR’S DEGREE IN ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM (HIGHEST GRADES IN CLASS), 2011/12 VINCENT PEYRAMALE MASTER’S DEGREE IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS, 2011/12 WOLFGANG SCHNELL MASTER’S DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS, 2011/12

MARK SHTANOV AACHELOR’S DEGREE IN ARCHITECTURE WITH HONOURS, 2014

BENEDIKT BUCHMÜLLER QUALIFICATONS: MASTER CRAFTSMAN IN CARPENTRY AND CERTIFIED CONSTRUCTION TECHNICIAN RECIPIENT OF THE MASTER’S AWARD OF THE BAVARIAN GOVERNMENT, 2012

STEFAN TAGLIEBER QUALIFICATONS: MASTER CRAFTSMAN IN CARPENTRY AND CERTIFIED CONSTRUCTION TECHNICIAN RECIPIENT OF THE MASTER’S AWARD OF THE BAVARIAN GOVERNMENT, 2015

DAVID KURFER QUALIFICATONS: MASTER CRAFTSMAN IN CARPENTRY AND CERTIFIED CONSTRUCTION TECHNICIAN RECIPIENT OF THE MASTER’S AWARD OF THE BAVARIAN GOVERNMENT, 2012

RICHARD WINTER DEGREE: BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ARCHITECTURE WITH FIRST CLASS HONOURS, 2011/12 PROMOTION FIRST CLASS HONOURS, 2014

MARKUS LECHNER QUALIFICATONS: MASTER CRAFTSMAN IN CARPENTRY AND CERTIFIED CONSTRUCTION TECHNICIAN RECIPIENT OF THE MASTER’S AWARD OF THE BAVARIAN GOVERNMENT, 2012

FLORIAN WINKLER DEGREE: BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS, 2011/12

DOMINIK SCHILLINGER DEGREE: PHD IN CIVIL ENGINEERING, 2012 RATING: SUMMA CUM LAUDE JOHN ARGYRIS AWARD

GAUTIER TRIBET MASTER’S DEGREE IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS, 2011/12

RAPHAEL ZUBER DEGREE: BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING, 2011/12 SCHOLARSHIP FROM THE SCHÖNE FAMILY

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Guest scientists LECTURERS AND “SCIENTISTS IN RESIDENCE” The guest scientists at the Oskar von Miller Forum are distinguished by their outstanding ­scientific work, excellent social competence and a profound interest in constructive inter­ action with scholarship students.

Exchange and inspiration Selected scientists are invited to the Oskar von Miller Forum to hold lectures and thereby provide input and inspiration on topical issues. The focus is on enabling interdisciplinary dialogue and a critical discussion of key issues in the construction sector. They additionally offer support to our scholarship students through in-­ house lectures or workshops.

2016/17 PATRICK BELLEW | PHILIPPE BLOCK | EWALD BUBNER | DANIEL DRÄBING | KNUT GÖPPERT | DAVID HEYMANN | FRANCINE HOUBEN | CLAUDIA

KEMFERT | LEI

LEI | KARL

LINDEN

PATRICK LÜTH | ALE­X ANDER MCCLUSKEY | SAM MCCOLL KATRIN

NELE

MÄGER | RICARDO

MARTINS | VALENTINA

MERCURI | CAROLINA NUNES | FRANZ-JOSEF RADERMACHER MARTINA SCHNELLENBACH-HELD | KEN YEANG

In addition, guest scientist from an international com­ munity are invited as Scientists in Residence. They take an active part in the programme and life at the Forum and support scholarship students through in-house workshops and mentoring.

2015/2016 GIORGIA AQUIL AR | KL AUS BOLLINGER | MARTA BRKOVIC ROBERTO CUDMANI | WALTER TIMO DE VRIES | ROGER DIENER SOFIA DONA | FRITZ FRENKLER | JAN GEHL | ADRIAAN GEUZE CHRISTOPHE GIROT | HARTMUT GRASSL | MANFRED GROH­ M A N N | N E I L H O U LT | E . S I N E M I N C E | L O T TA K O C H RÜDIGER L AINER | JUSSAR A LIMEIR A | DAGNENE T FENTA MEKONNEN | PRIYA PAWAR | INGRID POHL | DIETER RAMS SA SKIA SA SSEN | DAVID L . SEDL AK | RICHARD SENNE T T NEIL THOMAS | MICHAEL E. WEBBER

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2014/2015

2011/2012

MOHAMED BOUBEKRI | REINHARD BR ANDNER | RICHARD

MICHELLE ADDINGTON | MARCELLO BEZERRA | HERMANN

BURDET T | JAMES CARPENTER | KONSTANZE SYLVA DOM­

BLUMER | MICHAEL

BRAUNGART | GABRIELLA

CIANCIOLO

HARDT | GORDON GILL | STEVEN D. GLASER | JÜRGEN HASSE H E L E N A D O U D O VA | C H U C K E A S T M A N | H E I N Z E H R B A R AL AIN L’HOSTIS | GEORGIOS K ARAK ATSANIS | HANSJÖRG

CHRISTOF GIPPERICH | MARTIN GLASS | LUZ ANGELICA GRAD

KÜSTER | VIT TORIO MAGNAGO L AMPUGNANI | ALEX ANDER

SYLVIA HE | ILLA HERNANDEZ | THOMAS HERZOG | ARMEN

NEUMEISTER | NIK NIKOLOV | HENRY PETROSKI | STEFAN

DER KIUREGHIAN | MICHAEL KRAUTBLATTER | ANDRES LEPIK

POLÓNYI | ALBERTO RAIMONDI | JACOB VAN RIJS | HANS-

A M E R A . M O U S TA FA | W E I D O N G Q U | V I N C E N T S N Y D E R

ULRICH SCHIEDT | RAINER SCHÜTZEICHEL | MARK SIMMONS

JORGEN S. STEENFELT | JOHN STONE | WILHELM VOSSENKUHL

MALCOLM SMITH | FRANCESCA TADDEI | RENZO VITALE

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 .

WILLIAM BAKER | GABRIELLA CIANCIOLO | EDWARD CARRYER

GATTO | PETER HEAD | ANNE LACATON | VITTORIO MAGNAGO

KLAUS DANIELS | ZHANG DAWEI | PETER DELL’UVA | MARTIN

LAMPUGNANI | JACOB VAN RIJS | MAT SANTAMOURIS | MARK

FISCHER | TSUYOSHI HIRATA | ARJEN Y. HOEKSTRA | YUSUKE

SARKISIAN | VINCENT SNYDER | WERNER SOBEK | JUNHO

HONJO | JOHAN W. JOUBERT | YUMA KAWASAKI | TOBIAS KLEIN

SONG | ANASTASIOS STAMOU | JOCHEN TEIZER | DONG YAO

DIETMAR KOERING | CHRIS LUEBKEMAN | PETER MCCLEARY MARK MICHAELI | VIC TOR OLMOSGÓMES | RITA PINTO DE FREITAS | JÖRG SCHLAICH | MATTHIAS SCHULER | SHERI D.

2012/2013

SHEPPARD | LUIGI SNOZZI | DENIS VLIEGHE

HILDE AAS NOST | EDWARD CARRYER | KEES CHRISTIAANSE GABRIELLA CIANCIOLO | RICHARD CORSI | MARIO CUCINELLA

2009/2010

KLAUS DANIELS | HELENA DOUDOVA | THOMAS F. EDGAR KAZUYOSHI ENDO | BERNHARD GILL | ARMEN DER KIUREGHIAN

SHIGERU BAN | CHRISTIAN U. GROSSE | ANDRE A HEIKER

JAN KNIPPERS | ANDRES LEPIK | LAURI LINKOSALMI | SHELLY

STEF­F EN LEHMANN | LEOPOLD MBEREYAHO | MAURI SERGIO

LISSEL | ROBERT

ALVES PALMA | JUAN DOMINGO SANTOS | VUKAN VUCHIC

MARINO | MEINHARD

MIEGEL | KARL

MORGEN | WERNER NACHTIGALL | ROB NIJSSE | MARCIA PHILLIPS | ERNST RAUCH | MICHAEL REDER | SHERI D. SHEPPARD | MANFRED THUMAN | MICHEL VIRLOGEUX | WENQING WU | ANDREW WHITTLE

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» I AM AN ECOLOGIST FIRST, AN ARCHITECT SECOND. KEN YEANG Architect, planner and ecologist

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

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Oskar von Miller ­Forum in the press DIE FÜNFTE ANSICHT (THE FIFTH VIEW)

Süddeutsche Zeitung | 10.11.2016

BAUSUBSTANZ | www.bausubstanz.de | 05.10.2016

Baunetz Wissen | www.baunetzwissen.de | 23.11.2016

AAD Architektur Ausstellungen Deutschland www.architektur-ausstellungen.de | 05.10.2016

Immobilienreport München | www.immobilienreport.de 23.11.2016

arcguide | www.arcguide.de | 10.10.2016

in münchen | Nr. 21

Bayerische Ingenieurekammer-Bau | www.bayika.de 15.10.2016

Schneider+Schumacher Architekten www.schneider-schumacher.de

MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchenarchitektur.com 23.10.2016

OFFICE –ID | Magazin für moderne Bürogestaltung | Autumn 2016

Das Museumsportal | www.museen-in-bayern.de | 24.10.2016 DETAIL | www.detail.de | 24.10.2016 BMIAA BIGMAT INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE AGENDA www.bmiaa.com | 26.10.2016 Architekturmeldungen | www.architekturmeldungen.de 27.10.2016 Süddeutsche Zeitung | SZ Extra | 27.10.2016 MAP – München Architektur Programm | October 2016 MAP – München Architektur Programm | November 2016 German Architects | www.german-architects.com | 09.11.2016 Süddeutsche Zeitung | SZ Extra | 03.11.2016 Süddeutsche Zeitung | www.sueddeutsche.de | 04.11.2016

KNUT GÖPPERT MAP – München Architektur Programm | November 2016 MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchenarchitektur.com 08.11.2016 Buchhandlung L. Werner | www.buchhandlung-werner.de 09.11.2016 Bayerische Ingenieurekammer-Bau | www.bayika.de 03.11.2016

O skar von M iller ­F orum in the press

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Y E A R B O O K 2016/17

PATRICK BELLEW

FRANZ-JOSEF RADERMACHER

MAP – München Architektur Programm | December 2016

Süddeutsche Zeitung | 02.02.2017

MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchenarchitektur.com 01.12.2016

Buchhandlung L. Werner | www.buchhandlung-werner.de 01.02.2017

Buchhandlung L. Werner | www.buchhandlung-werner.de 21.11.2016

Süddeutsche Zeitung | www.sueddeutsche.de | 01.02.1017

Bayerische Ingenieurekammer-Bau | www.bayika.de 15.11.2016

MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchenarchitektur.com 01.02.2017 MAP – München Architektur Programm | January 2017

CLAUDIA KEMFERT

PATRICK LÜTH

Süddeutsche Zeitung | 19.01.2017

Süddeutsche Zeitung | 09.02.2017

MAP – München Architektur Programm | January 2017

Baunetz | www.baunetz.de | 07.02.2017

MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchenarchitektur.com 17.01.2017

DETAIL | www.detail.de | 07.02.2017

Bayerische Ingenieurekammer-Bau | www.bayika.de 17.01.2017

Bayerische Ingenieurekammer-Bau | www.bayika.de 04.02.2017

Baumeister | www.baumeister.de | 07.02.2017

MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchenarchitektur.com 01.02.2017 Buchhandlung L. Werner | www.buchhandlung-werner.de 01.02.2017

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KEN YEANG

PHILIPPE BLOCK

Das Museumsportal | www.museen-in-bayern.de | 11.05.2017

Momentum MAGAZIN | www.momentum-magazin.de 23.05.2017

db deutsche bauzeitung | www.db-bauzeitung.de | 08.05.2017 DETAIL | www.detail.de | 05.05.2017 MAP – München Architektur Programm | May 2017 Buchhandlung L. Werner | www.buchhandlung-werner.de 27.04.2017 MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchenarchitektur.com 24.04.2017 Bundesstiftung Baukultur | www.bundesstiftung-baukultur.de 24.04.2017

MAP – München Architektur Programm | June 2017 Buchhandlung L. Werner | www.buchhandlung-werner.de 26.05.2017 Bayerische Ingenieurekammer-Bau | www.bayika.de 22.05.2017 Süddeutsche Zeitung | www.sueddeutsche.de | 01.06.1017 DETAIL | www.detail.de | 01.06.2017 Das Museumsportal | www.museen-in-bayern.de | 01.06.2017

Hans Sauer Stiftung | www.hanssauerstiftung.de | 24.04.2017

Bauwelt Kalender | www.bauwelt.de | 01.06.2017

Bayerische Ingenieurekammer-Bau | www.bayika.de 24.04.2017

MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchenarchitektur.com 01.06.2017

bdla Bund Deutscher Landschaftsarchitekten | www.bdla.de 24.04.2017 Süddeutsche Zeitung | www.sueddeutsche.de | 11.05.2017

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MARTINA SCHNELLENBACH-HELD

FRANCINE HOUBEN

Bayerische Ingenieurekammer-Bau | www.bayika.de 14.06.2017

Bayerische Ingenieurekammer-Bau | www.bayika.de 14.06.2017

MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchenarchitektur.com 20.06.2017

Das Museumsportal | www.museen-in-bayern.de | 20.06.2017

MAP – München Architektur Programm | June 2017

MÜNCHENARCHITEKTUR | www.muenchenarchitektur.com 23.06.2017

Süddeutsche Zeitung | www.sueddeutsche.de | 22.06.2017

DETAIL | www.detail.de | 26.06.2017

DETAIL | www.detail.de | 22.06.2017

Buchhandlung L. Werner | www.buchhandlung-werner.de 26.06.2017

Momentum MAGAZIN | www.momentum-magazin.de 19.06.2017

Süddeutsche Zeitung | 29.06.2017 Süddeutsche Zeitung | www.sueddeutsche.de | 29.06.2017 MAP – München Architektur Programm | June 2017

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» WE NEED TO THINK MORE, EXPLORE, DEVELOP, INVENT AND VENTURE MORE …

FREI OTTO Architect (1925–2015)

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

126 — Owners and operators 127 — Project sponsors

129 — Team

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Owners and operators The Oskar von Miller Forum is operated by the foundation Stiftung Bayerisches Baugewerbe.

The building is owned by Gemeinnützige Urlaubskasse des Bayerischen Baugewerbes e. V., which is a registered association. The industrial partners of the Bavarian construction in­ dustry are members of this association.

The Oskar von Miller Forum can therefore build on the support of the Bavarian building trade associations, the Bavarian construction industry association, the IG BAU industrial trade union and the Bavarian association of carpenters and timber construction contractors (VBZH).

P roject sponsors

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Project sponsors BAVARIAN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

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

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.

Landesverband 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 continuous leave.

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

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

Management Claudia Glas | Managing Director Olivier Schumacher | Deputy Managing Director

Former members of the Executive Board since the launch of the Oskar von Miller Forum Senator E. h. RA Gerhard Hess | BBIV Dipl.-Ing. Otto Frischeisen | LBB/VBB

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Team P ERSONS IN CHARGE AT THE OSKAR VON MILLER FORUM

The Team Prof. Dr.-Ing. Werner Lang | Director Isabelle Krier Michaeli Klaus Mayer Rosemarie Nöhbauer Daniela Schäfer Sabina Stangenberg

PUBLISHING INFORMATION Published by Oskar von Miller Forum Oskar-von-Miller-Ring 25 | D-80333 Munich 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, Tom Huber/Adrenaline (retouching) Translated by Angela Selter/Bridges Translations, Germany Image credits p. 17/98: Daniel George/www.universal-design.org; p. 32: Thomas Robbin; p. 36: Craig Sheppard; p. 37: Werner Lang; p. 38: LAB ­Architecture Studio; p. 40: owik2/photocase.de; p. 44: Tuca Vieira p. 47: Zahlen Oxfam/Deutschland 2017; p. 48/50/51: Hamzah & Yeang Sdn. Bhd.; p. 52/54: Iwan Baan; p. 55: Albert Veserka Esto; p. 56/58: Mecanoo; p. 59: Christian Richters; p. 62: Marcus Bredt; p. 64: Jiri Havran; p. 66: David Heymann; p. 68: Martina Schnellen­ bach-Held; p. 80: Christoph Stepan Printed by omb2 Print GmbH, Munich The yearbook is also available in German.

Editorial deadline: July 31, 2017

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PROGRAMME ADVISORY COUNCIL OF THE OSKAR VON MILLER FORUM Hans Beer (since 2013) Regional manager of the IG BAU industrial trade union in Franconia since 2007. Trained con­ crete technician, since 1986 full-time trade unionist in various capacities in Bavaria, 16 years of which as director. 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 ErdenIndustrie Bayern (supplementary pension fund). Responsible for collective bargaining policies in 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 estab­ lished his own architectural firm in 1971, developing structural systems and pioneering build­ ings 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 archi­ tectural and technological monographs. Emeritus of Excellence at the Technical University of Munich and visiting professor at Tsinghua University Peking.

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Vittorio Magnago Lampugnani (since 2013) Architect and architectural historian with his own architecture firm since 1980. Full professor of History of Urban Design at the ETH Zurich. Editor of Casabella magazine, then publisher of Domus magazine in Milan and Director of the German Museum of Architecture in Frankfurt am Main. Professorial posts at Harvard and other international universities, numerous archi­ tectural and urban development projects as well as academic publications, particularly on urban architecture in the 19th and 20 th centuries.

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Gerhard Müller (since 2010) Civil engineer and full professor. On completing his doctorate and qualifying as university pro­ fessor, he became a consulting engineer and chief executive at a major medium-sized engi­ neering company; since 2004 he has headed the Chair of Structural Mechanics at the Depart­ ment 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 coun­ selor at the Cusanuswerk scholarship body of the Catholic Church in Germany.

Programme Advisory Council

KEYNOTE LECTURES 2017/18

09.11.2017

BILL ADDIS | UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE THE ORIGINS OF MODERN STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

07.12.2017

PHILIPP RODE | LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS THE FRONTIERS OF CITY GOVERNANCE

18.01.2018

MATHIS WACKERNAGEL | GLOBAL FOOTPRINT NETWORK | OAKLAND UNLEASHING INNOVATION FOR ONE-PLANET CITIES

01.02.2018

DIETMAR FEICHTINGER | DIETMAR FEICHTINGER ARCHITECTES PARIS, WIEN | LECTURE

19.04.2018

MATTHIAS KOHLER | ETH ZÜRICH THE ROBOTIC TOUCH – HOW ROBOTS CHANGE ARCHITECTURE

17.05.2018

JAMES CORNER | FIELD OPERATIONS | NEW YORK | CITIES AND PUBLIC SPACE FOR THE 21ST CENTURY

07.06.2018

JULIAN NIDA-RÜMELIN | LMU MÜNCHEN PHILOSOPHISCHE UND ETHISCHE ASPEKTE DER DIGITALISIERUNG

EXHIBITION 10.11.2017 – 14.01.2018

VISIONÄRE UND ALLTAGSHELDEN. INGENIEURE – BAUEN – ZUKUNFT (VISIONARIES AND EVERYDAY HEROES. ENGINEERS – CONSTRUCTION – FUTURE)

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

Dr.-Ing. Hans-Joachim Wolff (since 2010)

Programme Advisory Council

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). Since 2004, he has been 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 (Upper Franconian Foundation) and Chairman of the Curatorship of the Maximilianeum Foundation.

Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Sophie Wolfrum (2010 –2011) She has held the Chair for Urban Design and Regional Planning at the TU Munich since 2003. Due to her expertise in issues concerning urbanism and cityscapes, she has been repeatedly appointed a member of expert commissions as a scientific advisor by the federal and state governments, municipalities and foundations.

EXPERT COMMITTEE AND EXPERT ADVISERS FOR THE 2017 EXHIBITION Visionäre und Alltagshelden Ingenieure – Bauen – Zukunft (Visionaries and Everyday Heroes Engineers – Construction – Future) Expert committee › Dr. Dirk Bühler › Prof. Dr. Oliver Fischer › Karin Lang › Dr. Hans-Joachim Wolff

Expert advisers › Prof. Dr. Rainer Barthel › Prof. Dr. Kai-Uwe Bletzinger › Prof. Dr. André Borrmann › Prof. Dr. Fritz Busch › Prof. Dr. Roberto Cudmani › Prof. Dr. Cengiz Dicleli › Prof. Dr. Jörg Drewes › Prof. Dr. Stephan Freudenstein › Prof. Dr. Christoph Gehlen

› Prof. Dr. Martin Mensinger › Prof. Dr. Ralf Moeckel › Prof. Dr. Gerhard Müller › Prof. Dr. Peter Rutschmann › Prof. Dr. Daniel Straub › Prof. Dr. Kurosch Thuro › Prof. Dr. Stefan Winter › Prof. Dr. Gebhard Wulfhorst › Prof. Dr. Thomas Wunderlich

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 2016/17 offers insights into the activities of the Oskar von Miller Forum.

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