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063-0605-26L 2026W 3 Credits MSC D-ARCH

This course explores new structural design opportunities that arise when combining graphic statics —an intuitive, equilibrium-based method for form-finding, analysis, and design of structures— with computational tools.

063-0605-25L 2025W 3 Credits MSC D-ARCH

This course explores new structural design opportunities that arise when combining graphic statics —an intuitive, equilibrium-based method for form-finding, analysis, and design of structures— with computational tools.

063-0605-24L 2024W 3 Credits MSC D-ARCH

This course explores new structural design opportunities that arise when combining graphic statics —an intuitive, equilibrium-based method for form-finding, analysis, and design of structures— with computational tools.

063-0605-23L 2023W 3 Credits MSC D-ARCH

This course presents the potentials of combining graphic statics with computational tools.

063-0605-22L 2022W 3 Credits MSC D-ARCH

This course presents the potentials of combining graphic statics with computational tools.

063-0605-00L 2020W , 2021W 3 Credits MSC D-ARCH

Determination of the internal forces and description of the behaviour of load-bearing structures with the help of graphic statics. Design of details and simple dimensioning of these structures. Discussion of reference structures, illustration of the interaction of the structure and the architectural design. Application of all that in an own design.

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063-0606-26L 2026S 3 Credits MSC D-ARCH

This course teaches the design of shell structures using computational tools with a focus on graphic statics, computational form finding and computational geometry.

063-0606-25L 2025S 3 Credits MSC D-ARCH

This course teaches the design of shell structures using computational tools with a focus on graphic statics, computational form finding and computational geometry.

063-0606-24L 2024S 3 Credits MSC D-ARCH

This course teaches the design of shell structures using computational tools with a focus on graphic statics, computational form finding and computational geometry.

063-0606-23L 2023S 3 Credits MSC D-ARCH

This course teaches structurally-informed computational design and digital fabrication methods for compression-only shell structures.

063-0672-00L 2026S 3 Credits MSC D-ARCH

Designing with Form and Force combines a force-based design methodology with an integrative design process. Students learn to design with force flow using tension and compression as a design language to explore structural form. This approach is applied in a semester-long project developed from concept through analysis, dimensioning, and materialization.

066-0411-00L 2020W 2 Credits MSC D-ARCH

The course presents the fundamentals of how structures function through analysis and discussion of the interplay between forces, structural form and materials.

052-0603-00L 2020W , 2021W , 2022W , 2023W , 2024W , 2025W , 2026W 2 Credits BSC D-ARCH

The courses Structural Design I and II explain the fundamentals of how structures function. These courses put great emphasis on studying the relationship between the form of a structure and the internal forces within it by means of graphic statics.

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052-0665-00L 2025W , 2026W 3 Credits BSC D-ARCH

The course Structural Design I introduces the fundamental principles of how structures work. It focuses particularly on the relationship between the form of a structure and the forces acting within it, using graphic statics as a method of analysis.

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052-0604-00L 2020S , 2021S , 2022S , 2023S , 2024S , 2025S , 2026S 2 Credits BSC D-ARCH

The courses Structural Design I and II explain the fundamentals of how structures function. These courses put great emphasis on studying the relationship between the form of a structure and the internal forces within it by means of graphic statics.

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052-0593-00L 2025W , 2026W 15 Credits BSC D-ARCH

What demands does today’s dynamic context, with its multifaceted challenges, place on future architects? A rapidly changing world in the wake of climate change calls for environmentally conscious, sustainable design and construction more than ever before.Studio Foundations addresses this growing complexity with an interdisciplinary first-year course.

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052-0594-00L 2026S 15 Credits BSC D-ARCH

What does today's dynamic context with its complex challenges demand of future architects? A rapidly changing world in the wake of climate change needs environmentally conscious, sustainable design and construction more than ever before. Studio Foundations addresses the increasing complexity with a collective of eight professors (chairs).