22./23. September 2021
66802 Überherrn, Ortsteil Felsberg
The „Strategy and Methods Laboratories“ (SuMupLAB‘s) are one of the central event formats for promoting interdisciplinary exchange in SPP 2255. They are explicitly aimed at the processors in the individual subprojects of the SPP. Each of them should participate in one of the three SuMupLABs during the three-year funding period.
The two-day workshops will take place in prominent architectural monuments of high modernism, which show clear references to the respective annual theme of the SPP 2255. Exemplary on site from different perspectives
- The history of the building and its value as a monument are to be substantiated,
- Presented options for appropriate technical findings are presented,
- The chances and difficulties of preservation and development are discussed
- as well as perspectives for future use.
Equal consideration is given to questions of monument preservation, construction technology and materials science. Invited experts will give input presentations and will be available as discussion partners in the further course.
The first SuMupLAB 2021 took the participants to the former broadcasting hall of Radio Europe 1 in Saarland. The building, erected in 1954/55 is an example of the first annual theme of SPP 2255 „Building at the Limit“. The light-flooded building is roofed by a suspended shell spanning a good 80 meters, whose tense construction history dramatically revealed the limits of what is technically controllable. But it is not only the statics and construction that make the hall a challenge, but also its uncertain future: after the broadcaster moves out in 2015, its future use is completely open.
The following experts were invited to take a part:
- Dr. Rupert Schreiber, from the Saarland State Monuments Office,
- Prof. Dr.-Ing. Markus Otto, an architect and university lecturer who has already thought intensively about future use scenarios,
- Dr.-Ing. Franziska Braun und Dipl.-Ing. Nikolaus Koch from the SPP subproject Aged High Moderns in Reinforced Concrete (B3) as experts on questions of technical findings and restoration and
- Prof. Dr.-Ing. Werner Lorenz, dwho has intensively researched and examined the history, construction and statics of the building in recent years.
Programm
Further Veranstaltung, Workshop
Workshop Subprojects C2, C3, C4 and E4 – 3D Digitalisation. Limits of 3D capture and digitalisation of complex models.
Kategorie: Veranstaltung, WorkshopPublished on: 1. November 2023
Munich
Workshop Subprojects B2, C2 und D2 – “Network Theories “
Kategorie: Veranstaltung, WorkshopPublished on: 15. July 2022
Munich
On November 25, 2022, a one-day workshop was held at the Technical University of Munich, which focused on an introduction to actor-network theory and the limits of its applicability in network research in the history of civil engineering. It was open to all SPP members and was jointly organized by the subprojects Plank Trusses (D2), Historic Concrete Repairs (B2) and Physical Models in Civil Engineering (C2).
WORKSHOP OF THE SUBPROJECTS C3, C4, D1, D2 AND E1 – TYPIFIED GDR STRUCTURES AS HISTORICAL SOURCES OF ENGINEERING DESIGN
Kategorie: Veranstaltung, WorkshopPublished on: 10. October 2022
Weimar
The GDR produced highly typified load-bearing structures based on standardised building elements, which were in turn combined in type buildings. The workshop will focus on the phenomenon of state-led building typification in East Germany, with a consideration of West German type building for contextualisation. In addition to an insight into materials, constructions and development mechanisms, the constructive side of building in the GDR will be addressed and its worthiness of preservation discussed, away from the classical history of architecture and urban development.
The workshop will take place from 29.-31 3. 2023 at the Bauhaus University Weimar. A one-day excursion on 31. 3. will explore selected type buildings.
WORKSHOP OF THE SUBPROJECTS C3, C4, D1, D2 AND E1 – TYPIFIED GDR STRUCTURES AS HISTORICAL SOURCES OF ENGINEERING DESIGN
Kategorie: Veranstaltung, WorkshopPublished on: 23. May 2023
Weimar
The GDR produced highly typified load-bearing structures based on standardised building elements, which were in turn combined in type buildings. The workshop will focus on the phenomenon of state-led building typification in East Germany, with a consideration of West German type building for contextualisation. In addition to an insight into materials, constructions and development mechanisms, the constructive side of building in the GDR will be addressed and its worthiness of preservation discussed, away from the classical history of architecture and urban development.
The workshop will take place from 29.-31 3. 2023 at the Bauhaus University Weimar. A one-day excursion on 31. 3. will explore selected type buildings.
Workshop of the sub-projects A1, C1 and C2 – Integrity of the cultural heritage of construction – Balancing of monuments of high modern construction heritage
Kategorie: WorkshopPublished on: 10. July 2024
Munich
The sub-projects A1 (Christina Krafczyk), C1 (Torsten Meyer) and C2 (Andreas Putz) jointly conceived and realized the workshop “Integrity of the cultural heritage of construction—Balancing of monuments of high modern construction heritage”, which took place on 21 and 22 November 2023 at the TU Munich. Starting point were two specific aspects of cultural heritage construction: its network structures (infrastructures, wide-ranging functional and personal networks) and its inevitable changeability (necessity of adaptation as continuously “functioning” parts of networks).
Workshop of the Cluster H
Kategorie: WorkshopPublished on: 13. September 2024
Weimar
The first workshop of Cluster H in the DFG Priority Program 2255 deals with two special manifestations of cultural heritage construction of high modernity – the inconspicuous and the invisible.
Workshop Cluster D – „Lightweight Roof Support Structures of the High Modern Age“
Kategorie: Veranstaltung, WorkshopPublished on: 5. August 2021
Weimar – Bad Blankenburg – Erfurt
In Weimar, the members of the subprojects DENKRAUM (D1) and Brett- und Bohlenbinder (D2), which are connected in the cluster D, met for a two-day workshop at the Bauhaus University. In lectures and discussions common questions and topics of the two subprojects were worked out, especially with regard to the current SPP annual topic Building at the Limit. In addition, excursions to interesting roof structures of high modernism in Weimar and the surrounding area were undertaken.
WORKSHOP CLUSTER C – “BUILDING AT THE LIMIT”
Kategorie: Veranstaltung, WorkshopPublished on: 7. January 2022
Braunschweig
On September 09, 2021, the Institute of Building Preservation and Structure and the Institute of Steel Construction at TU Braunschweig invited Cluster C to a one-day workshop. All subprojects, Innovation system of the steel industry (C1), Physical models in civil engineering (C2), Mass Monument Industrial Hall (C3) and lightweight steel and metal structures in the GDR (C4), were represented. In additionAntonia Zöllner M.Sc. participated with her associated project Above-Ground Structures of the Rammelsberg.
Workshop Cluster A – „Railway bridges“
Kategorie: Veranstaltung, WorkshopPublished on: 26. November 2021
Dresden
On October 22, 2021, the Institute of Solid Structures of TU Dresden hosted a hybrid workshop on the topic of dealing with historic railroad bridges. The workshop, which was held with the participation of invited guests on site in Dresden and in the form of a parallel online conference, was aimed at the participants of the thematic cluster A (railroad bridges) of SPP 2255, which is composed of the two subprojects „Monuments in the Network “ (A1) and „Holistic Evaluation of Steel Railway Bridges“ (A2).
WORKSHOP “SPP EXHIBITION BASED ON MODELS” OF THE SUBPROJECTS C2 AND C4 IN FREIBERG
Kategorie: WorkshopPublished on: 23. January 2024
Freiberg
On September 14, 2022, a compact workshop of the subprojects C2 and C4 took place in the rooms of the Custody of the TU Bergakademie Freiberg, where possibilities were exchanged on how the models investigated in SPP 2255 could be presented to the public in the form of a scientific exhibition.