Adaptive building is the research focus of the CRC1244 at the University of Stuttgart. The aim is to find solutions to the challenge of creating emission-free buildings for more people with significantly less material in the future. Research findings show that adaptivity can open up new perspectives - for a sustainable transformation of the industry. A best-practice example: the world's first adaptive high-rise building, the D1244 demonstrator high-rise.
The symposium offers exciting insights into research on adaptivity and presentations by speakers on the future of the construction industry.
Keynote Speakers
- James Carpenter, founder of an interdisciplinary New York design studio that combines art, technology, architecture and the environment.
- Gustav Düsing, Alumni and head of an architecture studio in Berlin.
- Prof. Werner Sobek, former head of the ILEK and head of an engineering firm.
Invited Speakers
- Prof. Fabio Casciati, University of Pavia, ITA
- Prof. Ulrich Knaack, TU Delft, NLD
- Dr. Alessandra Navarro, TU Delft, NLD
- Prof. Michael Kraus, TU Darmstadt, GER
- Prof. Thomas Meurer, KIT, GER
Please register your participation in the symposium using the online form. The admission fee is 50 euros. The event is free of charge for students. A valid certificate of enrollment must be presented upon entrance.
