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Language: English
Published by AVEdition, 2025
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- Title
- Programmed for Hope: Architectural Experimentation at the HfG Ulm Building Department
- Author
- HFG-Archiv/museum Ulm (Editor)/ TU Darmstadt (Editor)/ Goethe-Universität Frankfurt (Editor)/ Maentele, Martin (Editor)/ Daehne, Chris (Editor)/ Svenshon, Helge (Editor)
- Publisher
- AVEdition
- Publication year
- 2025
- Condition
- Brand New
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 389986431X
- ISBN 13
- 9783899864311
- Item weight
- 1.23 kilograms
"This book traces the legacy of the Department Building at the Ulm School of Design .... Today, the open spirit of Ulm feels more urgent than ever …" (Georg Vrachliotis, Head of the Architecture Department, TU Delft).
This book traces the legacy of the Department Building at the Ulm School of Design, where experimentation and intellectual rigor redefined modern architecture. Rooted in critical thinking and knowledge exchange, it brought together design, science, and creativity to address architecture’s complex challenges.
"Today, the open spirit of Ulm feels more urgent than ever, reshaping how we inhabit and imagine the future of our data-driven world." - Georg Vrachliotis, Head of the Architecture Department, TU Delft
This book traces the legacy of the Department Building at the Ulm School of Design, where experimentation and intellectual rigor redefined modern architecture. Rooted in critical thinking and knowledge exchange, it brought together design, science, and creativity to address architecture’s complex challenges.
"Today, the open spirit of Ulm feels more urgent than ever, reshaping how we inhabit and imagine the future of our data-driven world." - Georg Vrachliotis, Head of the Architecture Department, TU Delft
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