BEGIN:VCALENDAR
VERSION:2.0
PRODID:-//TYPO3/NONSGML Calendarize//EN
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:calendarize-summer-school-2026
DTSTAMP:20260811T091503Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260907
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260913
SUMMARY:BIP Summer School 2026 – Social- and Climate-Responsive Architec
 ture: Building with Bamboo
DESCRIPTION:In the second week of September 2026\, the Department of Archi
 tecture and Civil Engineering will host its third international Summer Sch
 ool at the KSR Campus. This year\, the event will be held for the first ti
 me as a Blended Intensive Programme (BIP)\, in cooperation with the Univer
 sidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM) and the University of Porto (UP).\nNear
 ly 50 students from various countries will come together on campus to enga
 ge intensively with the topics of climate-responsive construction\, sustai
 nable architecture\, and social responsibility in design and building. The
  focus will be on the practical implementation of a housing prototype for 
 earthquake-prone areas of Ecuador\, based on a concept developed by UPM.\n
 Together\, the students will construct an experimental mock-up using susta
 inable materials such as bamboo and earth. At a 1:1 scale\, they will dire
 ctly test\, analyse\, and further develop construction principles\, materi
 al properties\, and connection techniques. Through hands-on work on the bu
 ilding project\, participants will have the opportunity to experience sust
 ainable construction methods firsthand and to further develop their own sk
 ills in design and construction.\nA key component of the Summer School is 
 international and intercultural exchange. Students from different countrie
 s\, universities\, and disciplines will contribute their perspectives\, ex
 periences\, and ideas\, working together to develop new approaches to futu
 re-oriented architecture. In addition to the academic exchange\, the progr
 amme will foster new connections\, provide insights into different ways of
  working\, and promote a shared understanding of how architecture can resp
 ond to social and climate-related challenges.\n\nQuestions or comments abo
 ut the event?\nContact\nSarah.mesz@hs-rm.de
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>In the second week of September 2026\, the
  Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering will host its third inte
 rnational Summer School at the KSR Campus. This year\, the event will be h
 eld for the first time as a Blended Intensive Programme (BIP)\, in coopera
 tion with the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM) and the University 
 of Porto (UP).</p>\n<p>Nearly 50 students from various countries will come
  together on campus to engage intensively with the topics of climate-respo
 nsive construction\, sustainable architecture\, and social responsibility 
 in design and building. The focus will be on the practical implementation 
 of a housing prototype for earthquake-prone areas of Ecuador\, based on a 
 concept developed by UPM.</p>\n<p>Together\, the students will construct a
 n experimental mock-up using sustainable materials such as bamboo and eart
 h. At a 1:1 scale\, they will directly test\, analyse\, and further develo
 p construction principles\, material properties\, and connection technique
 s. Through hands-on work on the building project\, participants will have 
 the opportunity to experience sustainable construction methods firsthand a
 nd to further develop their own skills in design and construction.</p>\n<p
 >A key component of the Summer School is international and intercultural e
 xchange. Students from different countries\, universities\, and discipline
 s will contribute their perspectives\, experiences\, and ideas\, working t
 ogether to develop new approaches to future-oriented architecture. In addi
 tion to the academic exchange\, the programme will foster new connections\
 , provide insights into different ways of working\, and promote a shared u
 nderstanding of how architecture can respond to social and climate-related
  challenges.</p>\n\n<p>Questions or comments about the event?</p>\n<p>Cont
 act</p>\n<p><a href="mailto:Sarah.mesz@hs-rm.de" target="_blank" rel="noop
 ener noreferrer">Sarah.mesz@hs-rm.de</a></p>
LOCATION:Campus Kurt-Schumacher-Ring 18
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR
