INTERNATIONALFAÇADE MASTERFACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE / DEPARTMENT BUILDING TECHNOLOGY

CONTENTS

FAÇADE DESIGN MASTER

MASTER PROGRAM

COURSES SEMESTER 1 & 2

COURSES SEMESTER 3

COURSES SEMESTER 4

CHAIR DESIGN OF CONSTRUCTION

FAÇADE RESEARCH GROUP

CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS

PARTNERS FROM INDUSTRY

INTERNATIONAL NETWORK OF UNIVERSITIES

ADMISSION AND CONTACT

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Concrete façade with integrated heating system, Zollverein School of Managament (architect: Sanaa)

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“A growing complexity of design and building processes require increased specialisation of important areas of architecture. With-in this context, facade planning as an integral part of the overall architectural process, plays a major role. Not only because the fa-cade coins the perception and design of architecture, but also be-cause it needs to fulfill extremely high technological and function-al demands. With its holistic approach, the International Façade Master offers ideal advanced education for individual positioning and future-oriented specialisation within the field of architecture.“

Marco Hemmerling (Prof. at Detmold School of Architecture and Interior Design, member of design team UN Studio)

Façade Mercedes Benz Museum, Stuttgart (architect: UN Studio)

Façades are one of the most technically chal-lenging, complex and multidisciplinary parts of a building. A façade defines not only a build-ing’s appearance and its architectural expres-sion, but also how well it functions. The success of a building is measured in terms of its techni-cal functionality with regard to comfort, safety, pleasant ambience and sustainability. Hereby, façades play an important role and thus, have to fulfill several technical and architectural demands and functions related to a broad range of aspects and engineering disciplines. In view of this fascinating and multidisciplinary context, the Façade Design Program at TU Delft Faculty of Architecture - Department of Building Technology - will teach MSc candidates how to design and develop façade structures on an academic level. Key topics are energy consump-tion and sustainability, typology, materialization, fabrication and assembly of façades.

Façade Research GroupThe education is strongly interconnected with the research and practical applications of the Façade Research Group (part of chair DOC).

Link to practiceDue to the cooperation, knowledge and re-

search exchange with the VMRG (Dutch Façade Builder Association), the KCG (Knowledge Centre of the Dutch façade industry) and several related façade manufacturers (Oskomera Group and Scheldebouw/Permasteelisa), students also benefit from close links with professional practice.

International networkWithin the Façade Design Program the Faculty of Architecture also works with partner universi-ties in Germany (Detmolder Schule für Architek-tur) and Switzerland (Luzerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts). As a student, you can benefit from these international contacts, for example, by participating in international symposia and workshops.

CareersThe Façade Design Program is one of the two specialization areas of the general MSc Build-ing Technology track. MSc graduates in Build-ing Technology with the specialization Façade Design might find a career as either a technical generalist or a façade specialist at architecture or engineering firms, in the façade or supply industry, or project development sectors. You may also choose to start your own business or

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Scheme of Msc track Building Technology and Architectural Engineering

The Façade Design Program is one of the two specializations of the MSc Building Technology track at Delft University of Technology. The other specialization is Research & Design, which fo-cuses on materials, climate and sustainability or product development. The Building Technology track, consisting of these two specializations, focuses on the innovative and sustainable design of elements, components and (sub)systems of building structures; on how these relate to each other and to the architecture of the building.

In addition to this track the Department of Build-ing Technology of the TU/ Faculty of Architec-ture also offers the specialization Architectural Engineering. This specialization focuses on architecture and engineering as the inseparably linked basis for building design.

First yearBoth the Building Technology tracks (Façade Design and Research & Development) and the Architectural Engineering specialization share a common base in the first year. During this year a wide range of theory and integrated design components are covered related to different disciplines such as mechanics, product develop-ment, material science, building physics, compu-

tation and modeling and production techniques.

In the first semester, ‘Component & System design’ focuses on system development of a façade in the context of a building design. Students start the design process by developing an innovative concept in the form of a program-matic and visual scenario; they move on to a final design in drawings, quantitative perform-ance studies, and complete the process with virtual and physical prototypes. Quantitative research relates to acoustic, heat transfer and structural performance as input.

In the second semester, ‘Building Design’, stu-dents work on the spatial-functional design of a building in applying building system integration from concept phase on. This is structured as an integrated design process driven by quantita-tive performance evaluations on three aspects: structure, climate and construction.

The first year forms the basis for the specialized in-depth studies of the second year.

Second yearAt the end of the second semester students will have to make their final choice for one of the

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Example façade with prefabricated elements

three BT specializations: Architectural Engineer-ing, Research & Development or Façade Design.

After this first year, all three specializations will diverge into their own direction. Façade De-sign Program students will follow an in-depth program focused on façades during the 3rd and 4th semester.

The first quarter of the 3rd semester of the Façade Design Program consists of the courses Façade Technology and Future Façade Design.

The course Façade Technology consists of several lectures organized by the Faculty of Architecture and the Faculty of Civil Engineer-ing & Geosciences of TU Delft and parties from professional practice: the VMRG (Dutch Façade Builder Association), the KCG (Knowledge Centre of the Dutch façade industry) and several related façade manufacturers. Lectures of the course are embedded within several themes:1) Architecture and façades, 2) Construction and detailing of façades, 3) Sustainability, climate and comfort 4) Production and assembly of façades, 5) Materials and facades, 6) Safety aspects of facades and 7) Quality aspects of facades.

Also an (international) symposium and addi-tional workshops are part of this course.

In parallel to the more theoretical course Façade Technology, the course Future Façade Design focuses - by means of a more practical research and design assignment - on a specific and varying research topic, being relevant within the Façade Research Group (part of chair DOC).

The second quarter of 3rd semester consists of preparation work for the graduation project in the 4th semester.

The fourth semester builds on the graduate project preparation, completed in the previous semester. Students work on an individual gradu-ation project, comprising a technical research assignment in an innovative or design research domain. The thesis can be directly related to one of the Façade Research Programmes as organized within the Façade Research Group or to the façade industry by means of a in-compa-ny graduation project.

The Façade Design Program starts twice a year, in the first and third quarter of the academic year respectively.

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FEM analysis of cold bridge of aluminium profile (item of course Building Physics I & II)

An overview of courses of the first two semesters of the Façade Design Master is given below:

COURSES SEMESTER 1

- AR1Ar060 Architectonic design I (3 ECTS)- AR1B010 Applied Mechanics (4 ECTS)- AR1B030 Computer Aided Design I (4 ECTS)- AR1B050 Material Science (4 ECTS)- AR1B071 Building Physics I (5 ECTS)- AR1B081 Product Design (8 ECTS)- AR1B090 Production Techniques (2 ECTS)

For more detailed information about course con-tents see appendix A of this booklet or TU Delft Course browser (www.studiegids.tudelft.nl).

COURSES SEMESTER 2

- AR2B010 Applied Mechanics II (2 ECTS)- AR2B020 Construction Design (2 ECTS)- AR2B040 Structural Design (2 ECTS)- AR2B060 Techn. Building Design I (4 ECTS)- AR2B070 Building Physics II (2 ECTS)- AR2B080 Climate Design (2 ECTS)- AR2B160 Building Analysis (1 ECTS)

+ 15 ECTS free electives

For more detailed information about the actual course contents, see appendix B or TU Delft Course browser (www.studiegids.tudelft.nl).

Please note that both the Building Technology tracks (Façade Design and Research & De-velopment) and the Architectural Engineering specialization share the same course program during the first two semesters.

COURSES SEMESTER 1 & 2

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´Ceramic´ façade, Potsdamer Platz, Berlin (architect: Renzo Piano Workshops)

AR3420 Future Façade Design(9 ECTS, 1st quarter of semester 3):Within the fascinating and complex context of modern and future façades, students in this course will have to work independently on a technical research and design assignment (mostly related to new (future) façade technolo-gies) in order to apply and test their theoretical knowledge so far and to further improve their research, design and engineering skills. The assignment will be related to one specific and varying façade theme - being relevant to the façade industry and architectural practice – and will be embedded within one of the current façade research programmes of the Façade Re-search Group (part of Design of Construction).

The assignment will start with a small work-shop, consisting of a couple of lectures on the related topic and followed by a brainstorm and workshop session. After the workshop, there is a period of approximately 7 weeks (approx. 3 a 4 days per week) of independent working. During these seven weeks each student will have to work out their ideas and solutions to a higher and more detailed plan level, under supervision and with consults of the teacher involved.

AR3420 Façade Technology(6 ECTS, 1st quarter of semester 3):The course Façade Technology focuses on spe-cific and changing topics relevant to the façade industry and architectural practice. The course consists of a theoretical part, as well as a sym-posium and accompanying workshops.

LecturesThe major part of the course Façade Technol-ogy consists of several lectures organized by the Faculty of Architecture and the Faculty of Civil Engineering & Geosciences of TU Delft and parties from professional practice: the VMRG, the KCG and several related façade manufac-turers.

Lectures of the course are embedded within several themes: 1) ‘Architecture and façades’: within this theme the focus will be on façade design, architecture and future façade principles. Several case stud-ies will be discussed.2) ‘Construction of façade’: façade detailing, calculation and construction principles.3) ‘Sustainability, climate and comfort’: focus on different façade principles (double façade, climate façade, etc.) and refurbishment in rela-

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´Jackbox´, prefab unit, student work at University of Detmold (partner University)

tion to sustainability, building physical aspects and climate design. 4) ‘Production and assembly of façade’: proc-ess planning, production and assembly aspects of facades will be discussed.5) ‘Materials and facades’: focus on some typi-cal materials commonly used in façade industry (glass, aluminium, etc.), new developments (composites, (curved) concrete, etc.)6) ‘Safety aspects of facades’: focus on typical safety aspects such as fire safety, fall safety, burglar resistance, etc.7) ‘Quality aspect of facades’: focus on several building standards and quality control for façade industry.

Conference and workshopsThe conference (free access for students) and accompanying workshops are organised in co-operation with partner universities in Germany (Fachhochschule Lippe und Höxter in Detmold) and Switzerland (Lucerne University of applied Sciences & Arts) and will also be attended by students from these universities. Depending on the University that is organising the conference and workshops the location will be Detmold, Lucerne or Delft. The conference and workshops will take approximately one week.

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AR3B410 Graduate Project PreparationResearch & Design: Façade Design(15 ECTS, 2nd quarter of semester 3):Preparation for graduation work on a façade related subject. This involves drawing up a learning plan and completing a preparatory course of study, which will be recorded in a report. The preparation work can be directly related to collaborating companies and/or current research projects within de Façade Research Group (part of chair Design of Con-struction). One or more focus points can be (depending on the topic):- Study in and exploration of future envelope principles.- Design of and research in new sustainable and more ecological facades.- Special façade detail topics (special products, specific details connections, etc.).- Production and assembly aspects of facades on site.- Combination of aspects.- Etc.

For more detailed information about course contents, see appendix C or TU Delft Course Browser (www.studiegids.tudelft.nl).

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Graduation work: Open Modular Façade Concept (Joep Hovels)

AR4B400 Laboratory of Research & Design; Façade Design (30 ECTS, semester 4):This semester is completely focused on individ-ual graduation work within the fields of façade technology and design. This thesis comprises a specific technical research assignment - scientific study, design research and possibly the execu-tion of design proposals by means of mock-ups - in an innovative or design research domain specific technical or research assignment related to facades. The thesis work can be directly re-lated to one of the façade research programmes as organized within the Façade Research Group or to the façade industry by means of an in-company graduation project. This gradua-tion project builds on the graduate preparation completed in the previous semester.

For more detailed information about coursecontents, see appendix D or TU Delft Course Browser (www.studiegids.tudelft.nl).

COURSES SEMESTER 4

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Selection of books published by chair Design of Construction

CHAIR DESIGN OF CONSTRUCTION

The Façade Design Program is organized by the Department of Building Technology of Delft Uni-versity of Technology and related chair Design of Construction (DOC).

About the Chair Design of ConstructionAn essential part of designing buildings is the necessity to translate ideas into structures. That is why a conceptual idea must already capture the final shape of a building as it is perceived by its users.

The chair Design of Construction (DOC) aims at the main features of structural engineering, the application of construction materials and ele-ments as well as the spaces in-between materi-als and elements. Throughout this approach, an analysis of the systematics of structural engineering, its construction principles and its relation with the manufacturing process takes place. During the bachelor and master courses the chair covers topics such as system-building, facade design and special structural principles.

In the field of research the main focal points lie within the area of glass, facade design, system-building as well as the systematic and structural organization of the building profession. By

undertaking research it is the chair’s aim to develop and test the implementation of new and renewed construction methods and material applications.

In addition to a personal engagement of teach-ers and researchers in building projects, the connection between education and research is achieved by a systematic integration of the curriculum within the research projects. In paral-lel to the bachelor, master and thesis projects, individual study groups are also integrated with different parts of the curriculum. Here the results of each research are tested in models in order to reveal potential problems which might occur during a project realisation on a larger scale. This forms a synergy between research and education, representing the main aim of research driven education.

The Chair Design of Construction is lead by Prof. Dr. Ing. Ulrich Knaack.

The DOC-site www.doc.bk.tudelft.nl will give you further information about the chair.

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Research on ‘Deflateables’, Façade Research Group; use of vacuum technology in façades

FAÇADE RESEARCH GROUP

Instruction and education is coupled with the current façade research programmes as organ-ized within the Façade Research Group at Delft University of Technology.

About the Façade Research GroupDuring the past decades, façade construction has undergone extensive development. There are several causes; first the architectural devel-opment in general, which is always expressed in the façade appearance. Secondly, a clear trend to more ecological solutions in terms of energy savings. In addition, more respect is paid to user friendliness and climatic performance, and today façades are one of the most important elements of the installation system. Façades represent the interface between the user and his living environment and the outside world.

Construction methods are becoming increas-ingly sophisticated; resulting in system based design methods. Within the Façade Research, we envision the future building being a living interactive body, with the façade as one of the most complex building components.

According to the idea of “research driven de-sign” and “design driven research”, Prof. Dr. Ing.

Ulrich Knaack founded the Façade Research Group at the Chair Design of Construction. The team concentrates on exploring future possibili-ties for the building envelope.

The DOC-site www.doc.bk.tudelft.nl will give you further information about current research programmes.

For more info about the Façade Research Group and related research topics please contact the project leader of the group:

Dipl. Ing. Tillmann Klein E: T.Klein@tudelft.nl

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Conference on Building EnvelopesFaculty of Architecture TU Delft (NL)Thursday 14. May 2009

Just like a fine musical instrument is attuned with the entire orchestra, the performance of the future façade will be tuned in accordance with the entire building. In contrast to facades by Mies van der Rohe, which were exclusively designed by the architect, today’s facades are complex systems. A multitude of people are involved in the very early plan-ning phase, and facades can no longer be considered truly functional without a valid climate concept. But what does that mean in practice? Can conventional methods of execution still be applied? Can the façade be compared with other disciplines, and can we learn from those?

8:45 Registration

9:15 Opening speech Peter Boelhouwer / Dean Faculty of Architecture

9:30 – 11:00 Session 1 Jan Knippers Knippers Helbig / Engineering Daniel Meyer Unversity Luzern / Facade TechnologyKees Kaan Claus en Kaan Architecten

11:30 – 13:00 Session 2Bert Lieverse General Secretary FAECF / Industry Matthias Michel Imagine Strucrture / Structural DesignMick Eekhout TU Delft / Octatube

14:00 – 15:30 Session 3Tillmann Klein TU Delft / Façade Research GroupJames O’Callahan Eckersly O`Callaghan / Structural EngineeringJan Cremers HFT Stuttgart / Hightex Group

16:00 – 17:00 Session 4Jeroen Scheepmaker Alcoa Architectural Systems / IndustryBrian Cody TU Graz / Arup GmbHOliver Kühn GKK Architekten

17:00 – Discussion

Organisation: Facade Research Group TU DelftProf. Dr. Ulrich Knaack, Tillmann Klein / +31 (0)15 27 83098 / T.Klein@tudelft.nlInfo: Angelique Loeve / +31 (0)15 27 84094 / A.M.A.Loeve@tudelft.nlRegistration: www.bk.tudelft.nl/futureenvelope, deadline 5. May 2009

TU DelftFaculty of Architecture

Chair Design of Constructionin cooperation with

FAECF

Federation of European Window and Curtain Walling Manufacturers

Associations

VMRGVereniging Metalen

Ramen en Gevelbranche

Facades -The Making Of

Location:TU Delft

Faculty of ArchitectureBerlagezaal

Julianalaan 1342628 BL Delft

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Conference on Climate-Oriented Building EnvelopesFaculty of Architecture TU Delft (NL)Thursday 05. June 2008

The role of the building envelope related to the energy performance of a building and the comfort of the user is significant and, under the aspect of sustainability, is coming into focus more and more. Since the introduction of the double leafed façade, it is obvi-ous how the climate performance of a building can be an important tool for architectural expression.Following the successful conference “The Future Envelope” in 2007, our goal is to again gather international specialist from the fields of architecture, engineering and research to share information about projects, practical experience and their visions for the future climate-oriented building envelope. Program

9:00 Registration9:30 – 11:00 Session 1 Jos Lichtenberg TU Eindhoven / Product Development Nico Kremers VMRG / Facade IndustryRob Nijsse TU Delft / ABT Structural Design

11:30 – 13:00 Session 2Arjan van Timmeren TU Delft / Climate DesignGraham Dodd Arup / Material DesignBert Lieverse General Secretary FAECF

14:00 – 15:30 Session 3Marcel Bilow TU Delft / Façade Research GroupAndrew Watts Newtecnic Facade ArchitectureMathias Schuler Transsolar Climate Design

16:00 – 17:00 Session 4Kurt Pfenninger Emmer Pfenninger Partner AG / Facade Design Jan Pesman Cepezed / ArchitectureStefan Behnisch Behnisch & Partner Architects

17:00 – DiscussionOrganisation: Facade Research Group, Tillmann Klein / +31 (0)15 27 83098 / T.Klein@tudelft.nlInfo: Jolanda Dijkshoorn / +31 (0)15 27 84234 / J.M.Dijkshoorn@tudelft.nlRegistration: www.bk.tudelft.nl/futureenvelope, deadline 26. May 2008

TU DelftFaculty of Architecture

Chair Design of Constructionin cooperation with

FAECF

Federation of European Window and Curtain Walling Manufacturers

Associations

VMRGVereniging Metalen

Ramen en Gevelbranche

Architecture - Climate - Skin

Location:TU Delft

Aula CongresscentrumCollegezaal CMekelweg 5

2628 CC Delft

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Conference posters 2008 and 2009

CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS

Conferences and workshopsIn the series “The Future Envelope” a yearly conference about façades is organised by the chair Design of Construction. For these confer-ences, several international speakers are invited from different disciplines to talk about their experience and vision related to façades. Target groups for the conferences are architects, build-ing engineers and the industry. The conference is financially supported by the Dutch and Inter-national association of metal façade builders (VMRG and FAECF).

The theme of the conference in former years: 2007: “The Future Envelope I: A Multidiscipli-nary Approach”.2008: “The Future Envelope II: Architecture - Climate - Skin”. 2009: “The Future Envelope III: Façades - the making of”.

The conference is accompanied by workshop sessions with our partner universities in Detmold (Germany) and Lucerne (Switzerland) of the Façade Design program. The conference and workshops are obligatory part of the course Façade Technology (AR3420).

A similar concept of conference and workshops is also organised by our partner University Fachhochschule Lippe und Höxter in Detmold. Both conference and workshops are also part of the study program of the façade design pro-gram.

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Solar blinds façade Torre Agbar, Barcelona (architect: Jean Nouvel)

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PARTNERS FROM INDUSTRY

The Façade Design Program has close links with professional practice via the VMRG (Dutch Façade Builder Association), The KCG (Knowl-edge Centre of the Dutch façade industry) and several related façade manufacturers (Oskomera Group and Scheldebouw/Permasteelisa). More information in alphabetical sequence:

KCGKCG is the Knowledge Center of the Dutch façade Industry in the field of metal (aluminium and steel) and synthetic façade elements. The KCG aims at spotting new technical develop-ments in the façade field and related fields and to translate these developments into new knowledge. They provide several façade related courses, provide quality tests and supervise consultancy programs and knowledge projects. In addition to providing several courses the KCG has a helpdesk for short and fast consults.More info: www.vmrg.nl

OSKOMERA GROUPThe Oskomera Group is engaged in engineer-ing, production and assembly consultancy for complex façade and steel construction projects worldwide. They supports their clients, including project developers, architects, real estate agents and contractors, at various phases of project development. Over the years Oskomera has become par-ticularly specialised in projects for solar power generation. In addition, the Oskomera Group is a leading specialist in fire-, explosive-, bullet- and burglary-resistant products besides restora-tion and renovation. Focusing on design and construction princi-ples, the Oskomera Group develops a variety of façades and steel structures - right from the design stage. Designs range from historic steel façades to modern climate controlled and second skin façades: from advice to perfect completion. In addition, the corrective and preventative maintenance of façades is one of a number of specialist areas. More info: www.oskomera.nl

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Façade construction on site

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SCHELDEBOUW/PERMASTEELISAScheldebouw B.V., part of the Permasteelisa Group, has a long history and a proven good reputation on the area of designing, fabrication and assembling on building sites of unique, specific façades in the top of the international construction market. Scheldebouw is using all kinds of systems, components and materials like shading devices, active and interactive façades with ventilation, glass, aluminium, steel, stainless steel, copper, natural stone, precast concrete, ceramics, plastics etc. On the stock market of Milan the listed Permas-teelisa Group is one of the world market leaders for specific façades and interior decoration with activities on 4 continents, with a network of 50 companies in 26 countries. The group contains approximately 6000 employees, of which 25 % in R&D, design and engineering. The group uses the branch names Permasteelisa, Gartner and Scheldebouw. More info: www.scheldebouw.com

PARTNERS FROM INDUSTRY

VMRGAs a trade organisation, the VMRG represents manufacturers of metal façade elements such as windows, doors, fronts, conservatories and curtain walls. The VMRG promotes the interests of its approximately 120 member companies in the areas of technology, training, market analysis, the environment, legislation and regulations, and promotion. These companies represent a joint annual turnover of about €600 million. One of the VMRG’s primary goals is to create the best possible collaboration between the various parties that the VMRG companies encounter during the façade-building process. According to the VMRG, good mutual commu-nication ultimately leads to better results. More info: www.vmrg.nl

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Cladding residential building Düsseldorf (architect: Frank Gehry)

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INTERNATIONAL NETWORK OF UNIVERSITIES

Within the Façade Design Program the Faculty of Architecture also works with partner universi-ties in Germany and Switzerland.

Hochschule OWL - Detmolder Schule für Ar-chitektur und Innenarchitectur (Germany)The Detmolder Schule für Architektur und In-nenarchitectur of Hochschule OWL originated from the Fachhochschule Lippe and the Fach-hochschule Höxter, a Department of the Univer-sity of Paderborn. Since 2002, courses of study involving ecological, sociological and economic aspects, as well as design and foreign lan-guages are gathered under this new university roof, in addition to the strongly technically and scientifically-oriented departments. The Con-struction Division in Detmold, with its special-ized fields of architecture, interior design and civil engineering, is the largest in North Rhine-Westphalia and has a national reputation. It is imbedded in a region strongly characterized through its medium-sized corporations, which function as suppliers for the building, furniture and automotive industries.

Luzerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts (Switzerland)In 1997, seven regional, public-funded universi-ties of applied sciences were created in Switzer-land. Their degree programmes are approved by the Federal Department of Economic Affairs.More than 4100 students are now enrolled in Bachelor and Master programmes at the Lu-cerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts. It comprises several campuses, all of them cen-trally located in, or close to, the city of Lucerne.The five schools, which specialize in engineer-ing and architecture, business, social work, art and design, as well as in music, are powerful drivers of business and cultural life in central Switzerland. Innovative curricula and a state-of-the art infrastructure are geared to the needs of the students and their future employers. The University also offers postgraduate courses that confer a Certificate, Diploma or Master of Ad-vanced Studies upon completion. Research and close co-operation with local industry, business, and cultural institutions are part of our success.

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ADMISSION AND CONTACT

ADMISSION

Students applying for admission to the Building Technology track, specialization Façade Design, must generally hold a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture or a related equivalent. Candidates with other degrees may need to meet additional admission requirements; please contact the MSc Building Technology Track Coordinator.

For more information about application and admission see: www.studyat.tudelft.nl

For more information about the Faculty of Archi-tecture see: www.bk.tudelft.nl

CONTACT

For more info about the Façade Design Master please contact:

About Façade Design Program:Ir. Arie Bergsma E: A.C.Bergsma@tudelft.nlP: +31 (0)15 27 84094(Coordinator Façade Design)

Prof. Dr. Ing. Ulrich KnaackE: U.Knaack@tudelft.nlE: UK@PDUK.de

About MSc Building Technology Track:ir. Elise van DoorenE: J.G.C.vanDooren@tudelft.nlP: +31 (0)15 27 81064(Responsible MSc Building Technology Track Coordinator)

Faculty of ArchitectureDepartment Building TechnologyJulianalaan 1342628 BL` DelftThe Netherlands

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