…ae, to A Coruña.
I’ve even encountered a ‚triple-self‘. Some would say that nobody could take three ‚ae’…😎
… can’t help, here you are:
OTH Regensburg, Fakultät Architektur / Professur Entwerfen und Konstruieren
…ae, to A Coruña.
I’ve even encountered a ‚triple-self‘. Some would say that nobody could take three ‚ae’…😎
… can’t help, here you are:
The road from Nuremberg to Munich Airport is empty, ETA 0801. How time (6.45 a.m.), weather (rain, rain and ! rain) and radio (B2 positions with Friedbert Kirsch) fit perfectly together:
The result is surprising: a very independent and individual work, so much different in terms of space from the Regensburg results in 2012. Can this be explained by the use of different city maps?
We’ll continue the course now with a smaller group of students, working our way towards a project of common public use on the grounds of the students‘ individual house without a body. I’ll stay in contact via internet.
And Diogo and me, we’ll prepare the DAAD-ISAP-application in order to install a well-founded student exchange between our institutions. Great news, great vision!
Flying home today.
Thank you so much, Diogo and Mario for the invitation – you’ve hosted me sooo well!
Thanks to you, students, you’ve been so patient and sooooo much engaged! Looking forward to meeting one or the other again, maybe as an incoming student at the OTH…
Thanks to you, Brazil, as you’re a wonderful, inspiring country with great people. I do wish you all the best for the upcoming future, stay as open as your most adorable people have presented you to me!
Abraço forte.
Friday saw the last episode of this short trip from drawing to space, taking off the formwork, grating the styrofoam out of the plaster models. Who would have thought after Thursday’s plaster episode that things could even turn out dirtier? Well, me…:
The moment of revelation arrived when we started to put space into relation with human scale:
On Thursday working with plaster made us all happy – quite all, as the housekeeping people unfortunately must have experienced quite some shock, discovering the state of the fab-lab after this part of our workshop. But we also did our best in order to clean up…:
Happy profs:
Diogo, Mario and me!
And a happily plastered student…:
Shopping material for our students in great places:
Great impressions on the road:
And an incredible lecture by Ricardo de Ostos, UCL The Bartlett School of Architecture, London/ Naja & deOstos, who’ll join us at the Halle A / OTH Regensburg next year – promised!
… more to come :)