Seminar: STYLE ISSUES: BUILDING BLOCKS FOR A TOURISM SCHOOL (Winter Semester 2013/14)

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School, kitchen, and workshop; hotel and restaurant; boarding school living:

the design of a tourism school combines several key typologies from architectural theory. The seminar analyzes conceptually strong examples and provides systematic knowledge of the relevant regulations and design principles. School building codes, hygiene requirements, workplace regulations, acoustics, fire and sound insulation, structure, and construction are explored as building blocks, discussed in terms of their spatial implications, and integrated. Short excursions featuring facility tours and discussions with specialist planners will provide us with professional insight into these interrelationships. Through exercises, we will explore the site’s unique topography and focus intensively on site and building sections as the key to spatial complexity and sensory spatial experience.

Note

The seminar is scheduled for the winter semester of 2013–2014 as preparation for the DR profile project "TOURISM SCHOOL IN WILHELMSHÖHE" in the summer semester of 2014.

Faculty

Maya Reiner (Prof., Dipl.-Ing., M.Arch.)
Marc Matzken (M.A.)
Christopher Unger (Dipl.-Ing.)