
Applications for the Master of Architecture program for the summer semester of 2023 will be accepted until January 15, 2023.
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The online platform of the department presents student work and projects.
About us
The History of the department dates back to the founding of the University of Karlsruhe in 1825. The tradition of the Karlsruhe department of Architecture includes numerous well-known names: from Friedrich Weinbrenner and Johann Gottfried Tulla to Heinrich Hübsch and personalities such as Egon Eiermann, Fritz Haller and Dieter Kienast. Today, 22 professors and a broad-based teaching staff guarantee practice-oriented and contemporary teaching for the approximately 1,000 students. The chairs are organized in four institutes: Design, Art and Theory, Design and Building Technology, Design of City and Landscape , and History of Art and Building. They offer a broad range of teaching with the possibility of setting one's own focal points. An international guest professorship expands the teaching offer every winter semester.
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the competitionline CAMPUS Award 2023 in the category Department Projects. The material alternative to products on wood basis is 100% biobased, sustainable and recycable.
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Der ehemalige Professor für Baukonstruktion und Entwerfen I sowie Gebäudelehre ist am 20. Januar 2023 im Alter von 75 Jahren verstorben.
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Digital Technologies and Building for an Inclusive Society. The first of four novel tandem professorships combining humanities and engineering sciences starts with Reallabor at KIT.
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This time architects and their works meet at the Karlsruhe Architecture Lectures. On January 18, Jan De Vylder (architecten jan de vylder inge vinck, Ghent/B) and Stéphanie Bru (Bruther, Paris/F) will be guests.
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Students of the department realize a prototype for an "outdoor learning and working space" on the KIT South Campus.

RoofKIT, the Karlsruhe winning project of the Solar Decathlon 2021/22, was relocated to Karlsruhe in early November 2022 and rebuilt on KIT's South Campus. Starting next year, it will be used for research purposes and guided tours.
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On 382 pages it documents discourse, research and teaching and the extensive life at our department.
Available now for only 10 euros at the Dean's Office.
In the series of talks art and science historians discuss how to identify visual and cultural practices and negotiate art as an ecological transformative power. The series starts on November 3rd with a lecture by Halyna Kohut (currently visiting research fellow at KIT).
Building 20.40, Lecture hall 9 and Zoom, 5:30 pm
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Every semester, architects give an insight into their work as part of a series of public lectures.
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The Southwest German Archive for Architecture and Civil Engineering is one of the most important institutions of its kind in Germany.
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