Christian Georg Timm Weyell
Teaching & PhD
Courses
Studio BA5 (Weyell Zipse)
AR-301(bh)
The Systemic Type explores architecture as an open system, adapting to changing environmental, social and programmatic conditions. Typology is understood not as a fixed model, but as a set of relationships between structure and space, inside and outside, climate and material, permanence and change.
Studio BA6 (Weyell Zipse)
AR-302(bh)
The Systemic Type explores architecture as an open system, adapting to changing environmental, social and programmatic conditions. Typology is understood not as a fixed model, but as a set of relationships between structure and space, inside and outside, climate and material, permanence and change.
Studio MA1 (Weyell Zipse)
AR-401(bh)
The Systemic Type explores architecture as an open system, adapting to changing environmental, social and programmatic conditions. Typology is understood not as a fixed model, but as a set of relationships between structure and space, inside and outside, climate and material, permanence and change.
Studio MA2 (Weyell Zipse)
AR-402(bh)
The Systemic Type explores architecture as an open system, adapting to changing environmental, social and programmatic conditions. Typology is understood not as a fixed model, but as a set of relationships between structure and space, inside and outside, climate and material, permanence and change.