Master Lectures 19-20 Titles, Themes and Trends, old & new paradigms, upcoming challenges of future cities are the focus of the Master Lectures . The department invites to lectures about methodical and strategic approaches to urban futures. Our guests are:
The lecture series of the Münster School of Architecture continues in 2019. Renowned thinkers, architects and planners will talk about their positions on the city and architecture
Master Lectures 18-19 Titles, Themes and Trends, old & new paradigms, upcoming challenges of future cities are the focus of the Master Lectures. The department invites to lectures about methodical and strategic approaches to urban futures. Our guests are:
The MSA lecture series entitled “Urban Perspectives” will resume in spring 2018. Guest speakers are major players on the international stage with ground-breaking ideas. From a variety of different standpoints, the focus is on the urban effects of architecture beyond the plot boundary.
Think Tank Kinderhaus Urban design studio for the regeneration and further development of the large settlement of Kinderhaus-Brüningheide in Münster.
DAM Architectural Book Award 2017 for our book “Bezahlbar. Gut. Wohnen.” [Affordable. Desirable. Livable.], ready for the second edition at Jovis Publishers. The award honours the ten best architectural publications in German 2017. With gratitude to Hans Sauer Stiftung, Jovis, Bucharchitektur and all involved people.
Master Lectures 17-18 Titles, Themes and Trends, old & new paradigms, upcoming challenges of future cities are the focus of the Master Lectures. The department invites to lectures about methodical and strategic approaches to urban futures. The speakers are:
October 2017 +++ Alternative Housing Concepts Interview at the 2nd channel of German Television Broadcasting (ZDF 05.10.2017)
15-09-2017 The Department of Urban Planning visits the Department Urban Design at the MSA
100 Hours of Brutalism
27th – 30th July 2017 Marl / Münster / Wulfen. Nowhere else in Germany you can find such a density of grand and also irritating post-war buildings as in the northern Ruhr area: