-
Dennis HäuslerElective Course FS2020 | Serendipity | Carved Landscapes
Read moreMeasure visual and acoustic information to create a new way of representing landscape.
-
Patrick DüblinElective Course FS2020 | Topology | “draw a map to get lost”
Read moreIn this elective, we aim to question cartographic representations by creating a map that challenges our sense of orientation.
-
Dennis HäuslerElective Course HS2019 | Topology | Absent Bridges
Read moreA topological Analysis through Point Cloud Modelling
-
Dennis HäuslerElective Course HS2019 | Serendipity | Dammed Landscapes
Read moreMeasure visual and acoustic information to create a new way of representing landscape.
-
jrebsameElective Course FS2019 | Serendipity | Deflecting Landscapes
Read moreMeasure visual and acoustic information to create a new way of representing landscape.
-
Myriam UzorElective Course FS2019 | Topology | On Detours
Read moreFor once, we are not taking the most direct route in this elective.
-
jrebsameElective Course HS2018 | Serendipity | How to unlearn the City
Read more▶ Invent practices to open your ears, displace your gaze and expose yourself to
the urban landscape. -
jrebsameElective Course HS2018 | Topology | Portrait of a Tree
Read morePlaying creatively with trees at the Künstlergasse
-
-
Patrick DüblinElective Course HS2018 | Topology | Walks into the Unknown
Read moreWith the aid of old maps, aerial photographs and experimental dérives, one can draw up hitherto lacking maps of influences, maps whose inevitable imprecision at this early stage is no worse than that of the first navigational charts.
-
Magdalena KaufmannElective Course HS2017 | Topology | Walled Waters
Read moreExamining the Topology of the Schanzengraben
-
