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MCDC // Master Computational Design and Construction

The new post-graduate Master program focuses on digital design methods and construction technologies in Architecture, Engineering and Design. The Curriculum provides scientific and practical foundation and gives an overview of latest developments in Computational Design and Construction.Digital technologies altered the field of…See More

Apr 24

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SPARKLER pavillion at EUROMOLD in Frankfurt

SPARKLER at EUROMOLD Hall 11.0 Booth E88before assembly: Info about SPARKLER:http://m-cdc.de/?p=1071#more-1071 http://www.grasshopper3d.com/profiles/blogs/sparkler-by-detmolder-schuleHope to see…See More

Nov 28, 2011

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Matteo Centi commented on David Lemberski's photo

BOXEL-Pavilion

"great!"

Jul 26, 2011

David Lemberski commented on David Lemberski's blog post Master • Computational Design and Construction

"Hi Javier, yes, currently the classes are only in german, but that may change in the future."

Jul 19, 2011

javier zaratiegui commented on David Lemberski's blog post Master • Computational Design and Construction

"I have just signed for other similar master program. Maybe you could have advertised this one earlier, not in July. Anyway, good to see the students work. Keep us posted! pd.website is mostly in deutch: the classes also?"

Jul 19, 2011

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Master • Computational Design and Construction

⁃ New post-graduate master programme at Detmolder Schule für Architektur und Innenarchitektur, institute of higher education in Germany ⁃ Impartation of scientific and practical competence in digital design and construction methods ⁃ Overview of the latest developments and technologies in architecture Digital…See More

Jul 18, 2011

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Sparkler by Detmolder Schule

Students of the Detmolder Schule (www.detmolderschule.de) have completed just recently the experimental pavilion Sparkler on the Campus Emilie. The crystal-shaped structure is a three-dimensional interpretation of Leonardo Da Vinci’s, „Vitruvian Man“, showing a man bound within a…See More

Jul 15, 2011

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