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REPORT ON COLLABORATIVE ACTIVITIES BETWEEN THE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE BREMEN (SOAB), HOCHSCHULE BREMEN (HSB), GERMANY AND THE FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE (FOA), UNIVERSITY OF KHARTOUM (UOFK), SUDAN University of Khartoum
written by: Prof. Dr. Akram Elkhalifa
design & layout: Lena Müller
This report summarizes the
whole story of collaboration bet-
ween the School of Architec-
ture Bremen (SoAB), Hochschule
Bremen (HSB), Germany and the
Faculty of Architecture (FoA),
University of Khartoum (UofK),
Sudan. It is an attempt to give a
panoramic highlight of the miles-
tone activities and events that
have helped in fostering the relati-
on between the two institutions sin-
ce its establishment in 2010. These
activities represent the backbone
in the success of the cooperation
and collaboration between the
two universities. The increasing
interest of both institutions in flouris-
hing this mutual relation opens the
prospects and sets the horizon for
its growth and continuity for years
and hopefully for decades. This
interest is believed to be present at
the institutional level as well as the
individual level of all participants
at both universities. I am proud of
being involved in both institutions,
and in fact, I feel myself part of
both.
Akram Elkhalifa
Bremen, August 2017
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THE INITIATIVE
The School of Architecture The two institutions are truly
Bremen (SoAB), Hochschule indebted to Dipl.-Ing. Geha-
Bremen (HSB), Germany and deldin Adam (HSB) – a German
the Faculty of Architecture citizen of Sudanese origins -
(FoA), University of Khartoum whose efforts and far-sight have
(UofK), Sudan have jointly opened the doors wide for the
succeeded in establishing a mutual relation between HSB
flouring and promising collabo- and UofK. In 2010, Mr. Adam
rative relationship that embra- accompanied with Prof. Ayrle
ces huge potentials for both visited the FoA as part of a busi-
institutions in achieving their ness trip to Sudan. During that visit,
future prospects for international both parties expressed their initial
relations and networking. In July interest in establishing a channel
2015, the HSB and UofK have of communication for exploring
formalized a MoU which was the possibilities of collaboration in
signed by the Rector of HSB; Prof. the field of Architecture. In fact,
Dr. rer. pol. Karin Luckey, and the this visit could be considered as
Vice Chancellor, of UofK; Prof. the milestone that had laid the
Ahmed Mohamed Suleiman. foundation for the flourishing
Since that date, both institu- and ever-growing relationship
tions have shown great interest between the two institutions.
in enhancing this collaborative
relationship through different
initiatives and activities which
are illustrated in this report.
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SoAB STUDY TRIP
SEPTEMBER 2013
In September 2013, the SoAB
organized an academic stu-
dy trip to Dubai and Sudan as
part of a module delivered at
SoAB about building with clay.
The SoAB approached the FoA
exploring the possibilities of colla-
boration within the scope of the
trip and its objectives. The FoA
responded immediately by
showing its readiness to pro-
vide whatever might contribute
to the success of the field trip .
Consequently, extensive commu-
nications took place to formulate
a program proposal which was
subject to discussion and revi-
sion by both sides. The visit took
place during the period from
20th to 29th September 2013. The
visiting team from SoAB compo-
sed of 5 academic staff mem-
bers and 14 students. The acade-
mic staff included Prof. Clemens
Bonnen (Head of SoAB), Prof. Dr.
Martin Speth, Dipl.-Ing. Gehadel-
din Adam, Dipl.-Ing. Frank Ass-
mann, and Mrs. Sabrina Winckler.
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P.O. Box 321 – Khartoum, Sudan
Tel. 0120 857 061 / 0155 661 099
Email: cme.foa.info@uofk.edu
12th May 2013
To: Prof. Martin Speth
School of Architecture Bremen,
University of Applied Science,
Germany
From its side, the FoA aimed at
Dear Prof. Speth,
maximizing the benefits of such
a trip through the involvement of I am writing to confirm our interest in developing relations between the University of
its students and staff in different Khartoum and the University of Applied Science. We will be very much pleased to
occasions and activities part of develop such a partnership with the University of Applied Science and promote the
the program. The FoA extended teaching and research programs. We, at the Faculty of Architecture (FoA), University
the invitation to different univer- of Khartoum, will be delighted to welcome your visiting team in September 2013. I
sities, professional bodies, and believe that we can seize this opportunity to organize a couple of lectures to be
architects to take part in some of delivered by some of your professors to our graduate and postgraduate students as
the public events that were orga- well as a public lecture targeting the professionals.
nized as part of the trip program. The FoA is ready to offer any assistance with regard to your trip and stay in
The welcoming of the visiting Khartoum. Indeed, we will do our best to facilitate your study trip and help achieving
group was quite warm and your academic, social, and cultural objectives. For the moment, we can promise to
demonstrated the unlimited contact the U of K Guest Unit to arrange for accommodation at discounted rates.
desire of the FoA in seizing the
Should you have any queries please contact me OR Dr. Akram Elkhalifa, the Head of
opportunity to establish a relati-
the Department of Construction Management and Economics at the FoA. We will be
onship with the SoAB. Along with
very much delighted to discuss further details with you
the formal representation of the
FoA in welcoming the guests from We look forward to meeting you in September.
Bremen, the students of the FoA
were also attendant in the air- Yours sincerely,
port to welcome their colleagues
from the SoAB. The program was
quite busy and rich of many Gamal Mahmoud Hamid
events and activities which Dean, Faculty of Architecture
included : University of Khartoum
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&
The School of Architecture Bremen, University of Applied Science, Germany
Teaching and Research Exchange Visit
21st – 29th September 2013, Khartoum
Day 1: Friday 20 t h September
ACADEMIC AVTIVITIES
17:40 Arrival and Transfer to the Hotel
20:30 – 23:00 Dinner (Sponsored and Organized by the Engineering Council (EC)) Hosh Alsamak On the first day, the two parties
Day 2: Saturday 21 s t September held joint staff meeting which
9:00 – 14:00
14:00 – 15:00
Free Time
FoA & SoAB welcome meeting @ hotel (proposed)
was attended by the former
15:00 – 17:00 University Tour for Students (proposed) Deputy Vice Chancellor of the
17:00 – 19:00
20:00 – 23:00
Sightseeing & Tour in the City (proposed)
Public Lecture: Engineering and Technical Education
UofK – Prof. Sumaia Abukasha-
and Professional Practice in Germany Engineers’ Club wa – who is currently the Minister
Day 3: Sunday 22 nd September of Higher Education, the Director
Morning Program of Cultural and External Relations
09:00 – 09:15 Welcoming Meeting & Morning Coffee FoA Dean’s Office
at UofK and the Director of the
09:15 – 10:00 1- Meeting with the VC of the U of K FoA Meeting Hall
2- FoA Students & SoAB Students Meeting Dark Room
Teaching Assistants Administrati-
10.00 – 12.00 Main Workshop Dark Room on part of the Academic Affairs
1- About the FoA, Secretary. In parallel, the students
Dr. Abubakr H. Mergahni, Deputy Dean for Administrative Affairs
2- About the SoAB
of the FoA organized a welcoming
Prof. Clemens Bonnen / Prof. Dr. Martin Speth meeting for their colleagues from
3- Traditional Building Materials & Technologies in the Sudan: Research & Innovative Approaches
Dr. Akram A. Elkhalifa
the SoAB.
4- Building with Earth in the Sudan Following the welcoming mee-
Dr. Elfadil Ali Adam
5- Basic Approaches to Buildings of Clay
ting, the guests had the chance
Students of the SoAB to explore the knowledge and
Discussion
talents, of the FoA students which
12:00 - 13:00 Lunch
13:00 – 14:00 Visit to the BRRI
were demonstrated in a special
Evening Program exhibition organized purposely
19.30 – 21.30 Public Lecture Elsharjah Hall for the SoAB visit occasion. During
1- Structures of Brick and Clay
Prof. Dr. Martin Speth
the exhibition, both the students
2- Infra-lightweight Concrete House: Future-oriented Construction in Concrete and the academic staff from
both sides had the opportunity to
Prof. Clemens Bonnen
3- Thinking is Form: selected examples of architecture and urban design
Dipl.-Ing. Architect Frank Assmann AS express their perception towards
Day 9: Saturday 28 t h September
the projects presented at the FoA
Social Programme
15:00 - 19:00 Nile Cruise
in terms of scope, content, me-
20:00 – 23:00 Dinner & Musical Show UofK Guest House thodology, and outcome.
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Later, an academic workshop
was held to demonstrate the
structure and activities in the
FoA and HSB along with the
demonstration of research
activities and projects in the field
of building with earth at the uni-
versity level as well as on the
country level. The program
also involved a visit to the Buil-
ding and Road Research Insti-
tute (BRRI) at the University of
Khartoum.
In the evening of the first day,
the FoA organized a series of
public lectures presented by
three members of the visiting
team, namely: Prof. Clemens
Bonnen, Prof. Dr. Martin Speth,
and Dipl.-Ing. Frank Assmann. The
objective of those lectures was to
introduce the academic staff of
the visiting team to the architec-
tural community in Khartoum with
its all sectors including, academic
and research institutions, profes-
sional practice society, regulato-
ry bodies, governmental authori-
ties, and interested individuals in
the field of earth architecture.
8SOCIAL AND CULTURAL
PROGRAMS
The visit program involved a
couple of social and cultural
events in which exchange of
information took place
between the two parties. These
events included:
- City tour and sightseeing
- Nile cruise organized by the
FoA accompanied by a cultural
show performed by the Natio-
nal Folk Arts Band
- Dinner hosted by the Vice
Chancellor of the U of K.
- Dinner (Sponsored and Orga-
nized by the Engineering Coun-
cil (EC))
It must be mentioned, that the
Embassy of Sudan in Berlin has
played a significant role in the
success of this event through
the issuance of fee-free visas
to the whole group along with
facilitating the communicati-
on with local authorities. The
Republican Palace has also
contributed to the success of
the event through easing the
9issuance of visits permissions
and equipping the FoA with two
vehicles which were utilized for
the transportation of the visiting
team.
FIELD TRIPS
The trip program involved a
couple of visits to some parts
of the country with a special
focus to locations where earth
architecture is present. The team
visited the Pyramids of Meroe,
Dar Al-Manasir, Karima, Soleb,
El Kurru, Nile cataract as well as
Portsudan.
10DAAD VISITING PROFESSORSHIP
PROGRAM
mitted in January 2015, received
The great success of the study the approval of DAAD and was
trip in 2013 made both put immediately after into realiz-
parties more confident in the ation.
potentials of having a mutual After satisfying all the adminis-
relationship. trative requirements of joining
Thus, both parties were very the SoAB as a guest professor,
interested and keen into taking Prof. Elkhalifa arrived to Bremen
the relationship to the next step. with his family (his wife and three
Here, the SoAB suggested bene- kids). Immediately after sett-
fiting from the Visiting Professor- ling and commencing his duties
ship Programme sponsored at the SoAB, Prof. Elkhalifa was
by the German Academic welcomed by Prof. Dr. rer. pol.
Exchange Service (DAAD) Karin Luckey, the Rector of HSB in
through availing fund that allows her office on the 4th of September
for the exchange of academic 2015. This meeting was attended
staff. Provisional communica- by Prof. Clemens Bonnen (Head
tion started in September 2014 of SoAB), Prof. Martin Speth,
between Prof. Martin Speth Dipl.-Ing. Gehadeldin Adam and
(SoAB) and Prof. Dr. Akram Mrs. Susanne Korn (HSB Internatio-
Elkhalifa (FoA) to arrange for nal Office). After the revision and
the involvement of the later as review of his performance in the
a guest professor at SoAB. Prior first year, an application to renew
to the application, extensive di- his appointment for a second
scussions took place to formu- year was made in January 2016.
late the contribution and the The DAAD approved the request
involvement of Prof. Dr. Elkhalifa of the prolongation, necessary
in the SoAB activities. steps and measures were conse-
The application, which was sub- quently taken.
11As Prof. Dr. Elkhalifa’s visiting pro-
fessorship period approached its
end, a farewell meeting was held
with the rector on 3rd August
2017 and attended by Prof. Urlike
Mansfeld (Dean of Faculty of Ar-
chitecture, Civil Engineering and
Environment), Prof. Martin Speth,
Dr. Heike Tauerschmidt (Head
of HSB International Office), Di-
pl.-Ing. Gehadeldin Adam and
Mrs. Susanne Korn (HSB Internati-
onal Office).
12TEACHING AND RESEARCH WINTER SEMESTER 2015/2016
- MA 1.2/1.3 Design II/III, 3rd Semester: Designing with Environmental
Since his arrival to Bremen in and Economic Conditions, Al-Mogran Business Centre: A Green
August 2015, Prof. Elkhalifa has Technology Building
been involved into different - MA 2.2/2.3, 3rd Semester: Economy/Ecology, Al-Mogran Business
Centre: A Green Technology Building
activities at the SoAB, including:
- MA 5.1/5.3 Elective Course, 1st & 3rd Semester: Building with Clay
- BA 2.2: Elective Course, 5th Semester: Building with Clay
SUMMER SEMESTER 2016
- MA 1.2/1.3 Design II/III, 2nd Semester: Design with Focus on Con-
struction, Berlin University Residences (BUR)
- MA 2.2/2.3, 2nd Semester, Materials and Constructional Context,
Berlin University Residences (BUR)
- MA 5.2 Elective Course, 2nd & 4th Semester: Implications of Design
on Investment and Financial Analysis
- BA 2.1/2.3: Elective Course, 4th & 6th Semester: Building with Clay
WINTER SEMESTER 2016/2017
- MA 1.2/1.3 Design II/III, 3rd Semester: Designing with Environmental
and Economic Conditions, Khartoum Multiuse Complex (KMC)
- MA 2.2/2.3, 3rd Semester: Economy/Ecology, Khartoum Multiuse
Complex (KMC)
- MA 5.1/5.3 Elective Course, 1st & 3rd Semester: Building with Clay
- BA 2.2: Elective Course, 5th Semester: Building with Clay
SUMMER SEMESTER 2017
- MA 1.4, 4th Semester: Thesis
- MA 5.1/5.3 Elective Course, 2nd & 4th Semester: Building with Clay
- BA 1.4 Design II, 4th Semester, Flexible Architecture: The Refugee
Challenge
- BA 2.2: Elective Course, 4th & 6th Semester: Building with Clay
13Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis Wintersemester 15 / 16
Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis Wintersemester 15 / 16
Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis Wintersemester 15 / 16 Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis Wintersemester 15 / 16
MASTERSTUDIENGANG 3. SEMESTER
BACHELORSTUDIENGANG 5. SEMESTER
BACHELORSTUDIENGANG 5. SEMESTER MASTERSTUDIENGANG 3. SEMESTER
2.2 MA 1.3 Designing with Environmental and Economic
BA
BA 2.2 Wahlmodul
Wahlmodul MA 1.3 Conditions
Designing with Environmental and Economic
Dozent: Prof. Elkhalifa Dozenten: Conditions
Prof. Elkhalifa
Dozent: Prof. Elkhalifa
Building with Clay Inhalt: Dozenten: Prof. Elkhalifa
Al-Mogran Business Centre: A Green Technology Building
Building with Clay
Inhalt: Al-Mogran Business Centre: A Green Technology Building
The aim of this project is to introduce sustainable technologies for the
The course aims at providing students with basic knowledge in the field of design of office buildings in Khartoum – the capital of Sudan. The project
The
earthcourse aims atthrough
architecture providing
thestudents
review ofwith basic knowledge
traditional in the field of
and contemporary The aim of
is located in this project
the heart is tocity
of the introduce sustainable
at the marvellous technologies
converging pointfor the
where
earth architecture
applications. through the
The potentials of review
clay willofbe
traditional
handled and
and contemporary
discussed. Stu- design
the of office
White buildings
Nile and Blue inNile
Khartoum
merge –tothe capital
form of Sudan.
the Nile. The The project
project lies
applications.
dents will be exposed to techniques and equipment of building withStu-
The potentials of clay will be handled and discussed. clay. is located in the heart of the city at the marvellous converging point
within the largest commercial construction site in Africa known as the Al- where
dents will be exposed to techniques and equipment of building with clay. the White
Mogran Nile and
Project, whichBlue
spansNile1,500
merge to form the Nile. The project lies
acres.
within the largest commercial construction site in Africa known as the Al-
Leistungen: Mogran Project,
Preparation which
of full set ofspans 1,500 acres.
Architectural drawings + model(s)
Leistungen: Lectures, seminars, and visits
Leistungen: Lectures, seminars, and visits Leistungen: Preparation of full set of Architectural drawings + model(s)
Kommentiertes
Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis
Vorlesungsverzeichnis Wintersemester
Wintersemester 1515 // 16
16 Kommentiertes
Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis
Vorlesungsverzeichnis Wintersemester
Wintersemester 15 15 // 16
16
Ort: Raum AB 501 Ort: Raum AB 501
Ort: Raum AB 501
MASTERSTUDIENGANG
Termine: Thursdays3.
@ SEMESTER
14:00 Raum AB 3.
MASTERSTUDIENGANG
Ort: 501SEMESTER
Termine: Thursdays @ 14:00
Termine: Tuesdays 11:30
MA
08.10.
08.10.
15.10.
2.3 01
01
02
Economy/Ecology
Course
Course
Overview & Introduction
Overview
Sustainable Building& Introduction
Materials
Termine:
MA
06.10. 5.1/5.3 01
Tuesdays 11:30
Wahlmodul
Introduction & Brief Preparation
15.10.
29.10.
02
03 Sustainable Building
Earth as a Natural Materials
Material
13.10. 02 Information about Khartoum
Dozenten:
29.10. 03 Prof.
Earth Elkhalifa
as a Natural Material
06.10.
Dozenten:
20.10. 01
03 Introduction
Seminar, Crit & Brief Preparation
Prof. Elkhalifa
Elkhalifa
& Consultation
Dozenten:
05.11. 04 Prof. Elkhalifa
Traditional Earth Construction Techniques (adobe, wattle and daub, cob) Dozenten: Prof.
05.11. 04 Traditional Earth Construction Techniques (adobe, wattle and daub, cob)
13.10.
27.10. 02
04 Information about
Seminar, Crit Khartoum
& Consultation
12.11. 05 Innovations in Earth Construction 20.10. 03 Seminar, Crit with
& Consultation
Consultation
12.11. 05 Al-Mogran
Innovations Business Center:
Center: A
in Earth Construction
Al-MogranTechnology
Business A Green
Green Technology
Technology Building
Building Inhalt:
Inhalt: 03.11. 05 Building
Seminar, Crit
Building with
& Clay
Clay
19.11. 06 Earth-Bag 27.10. 04 Seminar, Crit & Consultation
19.11.
26.11.
06
07 Earth-Bag Technology
Compressed Earth Blocks
10.11. 06 Seminar, Crit & Consultation
26.11. 07 Compressed Earth Blocks
03.11.
17.11. 05
07 Seminar, Crit
Seminar, Crit &
& Consultation
Consultation
03.12. 08 Rammed Earth Seminar,
Seminar, Crit
Crit &
& Consultation
10.11. 06
03.12.
10.12.
08
09 Rammed Earth
Stabilized Soil Blocks
24.11. 08 Consultation
10.12. 09 Stabilized Soil Blocks A way for adopting Earth Construction 17.11.
01.12. 07
09 Seminar, Crit
Seminar, Crit &
& Consultation
Consultation
17.12. 10 Technology Transfer: Seminar,
Seminar, Crit &
Crit & Consultation
24.11. 08
17.12.
07.01.
10
11 Technology
Case Transfer:
studies: Africa A way for adopting Earth Construction
08.12. 10 Consultation
07.01. 11 Case studies: Africa 01.12.
15.12. 09
11 Seminar, Crit
Seminar, Crit &
& Consultation
Consultation
14.01. 12 Case studies: Europe 08.12. 10 Seminar, Crit
Crit &
& Consultation
Consultation
14.01.
21.01.
12
13 Case
Case studies:
studies: Europe
Asia & Australia
05.01. 12 Seminar,
21.01. 13 Case studies:
studies: North
Asia &&Australia 15.12.
12.01. 11
13 Seminar, Crit & Consultation
Seminar, Crit & Consultation
28.01. 14 Case South America 05.01. 12 Seminar, Crit
Crit &
& Consultation
Consultation
28.01.
04.02.
14
15 Case studies: North & South America
Summing-up
19.01. 14 Seminar,
04.02. 15 Summing-up 12.01.
26.01. 13
15 Seminar, Crit &
Final Submission Consultation
19.01. 14 Seminar, Crit & Consultation
26.01. 15 Final Submission
In
In line
line with
with (Module
(Module MA
MA 1.3),
1.3), this
this course
course aims at communicating
aims at communicating thethe
impacts
impacts of
of economy
economy and
and ecology
ecology onon the
the design
design through
through the
the provision
provision of
of
details
details and
and technical
technical solutions.
solutions. It
It will
will also
also provide
provide further
further knowledge
knowledge
regarding
regarding the
the management
management of of design
design and
and cost.
cost. The course
The course aims
aims at
at deepening
deepening the
the students‘
students‘ knowledge
knowledge inin the
the field
field of
of
earth architecture
earth architecture through
through the
the analysis
analysis of
of clay
clay structures
structures in
in terms
terms of
of
Leistungen:
Leistungen: Preparation
Preparation of
of technical
technical drawings
drawings +
+ model(s)
model(s) economic
economic and
and technical
technical terms.
terms.
Ort:
Ort: Raum
Raum AB
AB 501
501 Leistungen:
Leistungen: Lectures, seminars,
Lectures, seminars, and
and visits
visits
14Termine:
Termine: Mondays:
Mondays: Seminars
Seminars from
from 11:30
11:30 -- 13:00
13:00
Ort:
Ort: Raum AB
Raum AB 416
416
Consultations from 13:30 – 15:00Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis Sommersemester 16
Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis Sommersemester 16
Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis Sommersemester 16 Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis Sommersemester 16
MASTERSTUDIENGANG 2. SEMESTER MASTERSTUDIENGANG 2. SEMESTER
MASTERSTUDIENGANG 2. SEMESTER MASTERSTUDIENGANG 2. SEMESTER
MA 5.2
5.2 Wahlmodul MA 2.2 Materials and Constructional Context
MA
Dozenten:
Wahlmodul
Prof. Elkhalifa
MA
Dozenten:
2.2 Materials and Constructional Context
Prof. Elkhalifa
Dozenten: Prof. Elkhalifa
Dozenten: Prof. Elkhalifa
Inhalt: Implications of Design on Investment and Financial Analysis
Inhalt: Berlin University Residences
Inhalt: Implications of Design on Investment and Financial Analysis
Inhalt: Berlin University Residences
In line with (Module MA 1.2), this course aims at understanding the inter-
actions of materials
In line with (Module MAand 1.2),
construction withaims
this course the design and perception
at understanding of
the inter-
spaces/buildings.
actions It handles
of materials different ways
and construction of presenting
with the design anddesign-deter-
perception of
mining details in drawings and models through communicating the
spaces/buildings. It handles different ways of presenting design-deter- deci-
sions ofdetails
mining technical solutionsand
in drawings suggested
models for the design.
through communicating the deci-
The aim of this module is to demonstrate the financial implications of de-
The decisions.
sign aim of thisThe
module
module is towill
demonstrate
highlight thethe financial
possible implications
roles of de-
that an architect sions of technical solutions suggested for the design.
sign decisions. The module Leistungen: Construction details + model(s)
could play in maximizing thewill highlight
returns of athe possible roles
development. that
The an architect
main task will
could
be theplay in maximizing
selection of an income the returns of a development.
generating property in BremenThe main
and task will
conduct Leistungen: Construction details + model(s)
befinancial
a the selection of an
analysis on income generating property
it, then manipulates in Bremen
its design andmaximize
in order to conduct
Ort: Raum AB 416
a financial
its returns. analysis
Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis on it, then manipulates
Sommersemester 16 its design in order to maximize Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis Sommersemester 16
Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis
its returns. Sommersemester 16 Kommentiertes
Ort: Vorlesungsverzeichnis
Raum AB 416Sommersemester 16
Leistungen: Lectures, seminars, and visits
MASTERSTUDIENGANG
MASTERSTUDIENGANG
Leistungen: 2. SEMESTER
2. SEMESTER
Lectures, seminars, and visits BACHELORSTUDIENGANG
BACHELORSTUDIENGANG
Termine: 6. SEMESTER
6. SEMESTER
Mondays: Seminars from 10:30 - 12:00
Ort: Raum AB 501 Consultations
fromfrom
10:3012:30 – 14:00
Termine: Mondays: Seminars - 12:00
Ort: Raum AB 501 Consultations
& Briefing from 12:30 – 14:00
1.2 2.1/2.3 Wahlmodul
14.03 01 Introduction
2.1/2.3
Termine: Thursdays 13:30 18.03 02 Excursion: Site& Visit
MA
Termine:
MA Design
Thursdays
Design 13:30 with
with Focus
Focus on on Construction
Construction BA
14.03
BA Wahlmodul
01 Introduction
Seminar,
Briefing
Excursion:Crit & Visit
Consultations
21.03 03
10.03 01 Introduction Course Overview 18.03 02 Site
10.03
17.03 01
02 Introduction
Building Course Overview
Economics: Cost Planning & Control 21.03 03 Easter Holidays
Seminar, Crit & Consultations
Dozenten: Prof. Elkhalifa Dozent:
04.04 04 Prof. Elkhalifa
Seminar, Crit & Consultations
Dozenten:
17.03
24.03 02
03 Prof. Elkhalifa
Building Cost Planning
Economics: Design & Cost & Control Dozent: Prof. Elkhalifa
Easter Holidays
24.03 03 BuildingHolidays
Easter Economics: Design & Cost 11.04
04.04
05
04 Seminar, Crit
Crit &
Seminar,with & Consultations
Consultations
Inhalt: Berlin University Residences Inhalt: Building
Seminar, Crit Clay:
& Lucie Flechtmann Platz Stage
& Consultations
Inhalt: Berlin University 18.04 06
07.04 04 Easter AnalysisResidences
Holidays
Investment Principles 1 Inhalt: 11.04 05 Building
Seminar,with
Crit Clay: Lucie Flechtmann Platz Stage
Consultations
07.04
14.04 04
05 Investment Analysis Principles 2 1 25.04
18.04
07
06 Seminar,
Seminar, Crit
Crit && Consultations
Consultations
14.04
21.04 05
06 Analysis Principles
Investment Appraisal 1 2 02.05
25.04
08
07 Seminar, Crit & Consultations
Seminar, Crit & Consultations
21.04
28.04 06
07 Investment Appraisal 1 2
09.05
02.05
--
08 --
Seminar, Crit & Consultations
28.04
05.05 07
08 Investment
Property Appraisal
& Market 2
Analysis
16.05
09.05
09
-- Seminar, Crit & Consultations
--
05.05 08 Property
-- & Market Analysis 23.05
16.05
10
09 Seminar,
Seminar, Crit
Crit && Consultations
Consultations
19.05 09 --
Property Market of Bremen
30.05
23.05
11
10 Seminar, Crit
Seminar, Crit && Consultations
Consultations
19.05
26.05 09
10 Property
Case Market
Study: of Bremen
Formulation
06.06
30.05
12
11 Seminar,
Seminar, Crit &
Crit & Consultations
Consultations
26.05
02.06 10
11 Case Study: DataFormulation
Collection
13.06
06.06
13
12 Seminar, Crit
Seminar, Crit && Consultations
Consultations
02.06
09.06 11
12 Collection
Case Study: Data Analysis
20.06
13.06
14
13 Seminar,
Seminar, Crit
Crit && Consultations
Consultations
09.06
16.06 12
13 Analysis
Case Study: Data Synthesis
27.06
20.06
15
14 Final Submission
Seminar, Crit & Consultations
16.06
23.06 13
14/15 Case Submission
Final Study: Data Synthesis
& Presentation 27.06 15 Final Submission
23.06 14/15 Final
The aimSubmission & Presentation
of this module is to provide advanced knowledge in applying the
The aim of this module is to provide advanced knowledge in applying the
concepts of flexibility and adaptability in architectural design through layout
concepts of flexibility and adaptability in architectural design through layout
and the application of complex construction systems and technologies. The
and the application of complex construction systems and technologies. The
driver for acquiring this knowledge is the continuous need for architectural
driver for acquiring this knowledge is the continuous need for architectural This module aims at developing sound design ideas for the stage-house
solutions that respond effectively and efficiently to the changing patterns of This module aims at developing sound design ideas for the stage-house
solutions that respond effectively and efficiently to the changing patterns of part of Lucie Flechtmann Platz project. The stage house is supposed to
demand for space in cities and the rapid changes in lifestyle. The objec- part of Lucie Flechtmann Platz project. The stage house is supposed to
demand for space in cities and the rapid changes in lifestyle. The objec- function as a shaded space for gatherings and events. The main task
tives of the module will be incorporated in the design competition ‘Berlin function as a shaded space for gatherings and events. The main task
tives of the module will be incorporated in the design competition ‘Berlin involves the provision of economic and durable solutions for different
University Residences’ which is heading to develop a complex of tempo- involves the provision of economic and durable solutions for different
University Residences’ which is heading to develop a complex of tempo- components of the stage house which should mainly be built of clay. The
rary residences for students, recent graduates, families and travellers in a components of the stage house which should mainly be built of clay. The
rary residences for students, recent graduates, families and travellers in a task could also be extended by including other fixtures in the project that
site located in the centre of Berlin, in the district of Kreuzberg. task could also be extended by including other fixtures in the project that
site located in the centre of Berlin, in the district of Kreuzberg. could be constructed employing clay; ovens, seats, fences, etc. Hence,
could be constructed employing clay; ovens, seats, fences, etc. Hence,
Leistungen: Preparation of full set of Architectural drawings + model(s) the module will involve some practical sessions to work closely with clay.
Leistungen: Preparation of full set of Architectural drawings + model(s) the module will involve some practical sessions to work closely with clay.
Leistungen: Lectures, seminars, and visits
Ort:
Ort:
Raum AB 416
Raum AB 416
Leistungen:
Ort:
Lectures, seminars, and visits
Raum AB 501
15
Ort: Raum AB 501Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis Wintersemester 16/17
Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis Wintersemester 16/17 Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis Wintersemester 16/17
MASTERSTUDIENGANG 3. SEMESTER
MASTERSTUDIENGANG 3. SEMESTER MASTERSTUDIENGANG 3. SEMESTER
5.1/5.3 Wahlmodul 2.3
2.3
MA MA Economy/Ecology
MA Economy/Ecology
Dozenten: Prof. Elkhalifa Dozenten: Prof. Elkhalifa
Dozenten: Prof. Elkhalifa
Building with Clay Inhalt: KHARTUM MULTIUSE COMPLEX (KMC)
Inhalt: KHARTUM MULTIUSE COMPLEX (KMC)
In line with (Module MA 1.3), this course aims at communicating the
This course aims at providing students with in-depth knowledge in
impacts of economy
In line with (Module and
MA ecology on course
1.3), this the design
aimsthrough the provisionthe
at communicating of
the field of earth architecture with special focus on innovative tech- details
nologies. Students will have the chance to feel the clay through impactsand technicaland
of economy solutions.
ecology Itonwill
thealso provide
design further
through knowledge
the provision of
regarding the management of design in terms of time and cost.
details and technical solutions. It will also provide further knowledge
practical application.
regarding the management of design in terms of time and cost.
Leistungen: Preparation of technical drawings + model(s)
Leistungen: Lectures, seminars, and visits Leistungen: Vorlesungsverzeichnis
Kommentiertes
Kommentiertes PreparationWintersemester
Vorlesungsverzeichnis of technical drawings
Wintersemester 16/17 + model(s)
16/17
Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis
Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis Wintersemester
Wintersemester 16/17
16/17
Ort: Raum AB 501 Ort: Raum AB 501
MASTERSTUDIENGANG
MASTERSTUDIENGANG 3.
3. SEMESTER
SEMESTER BACHELORSTUDIENGANG
Ort: Raum AB 501 5. SEMESTER
Termine: Thursdays @ 14:00
MA
MA 1.3 Designing
Designing with with Environmental
Environmental and
and Economic
Economic
Termine:
Termine:
BA 2.2
Tuesdays: Seminars from 10:30 - 12:00
Tuesdays:Consultations
Wahlmodul
Seminars fromfrom 12:30
10:30 – 14:00
- 12:00
06.10.
06.10. 01
01
Conditions
Conditions
Course Overview & Introduction 11.10. 01
Consultations from 12:30 – 14:00
Introduction & Brief Preparation
13.10.
13.10. 02
02 Sustainability Issues in Building with Clay 18.10. 02 Information about Sudan & Khartoum
Dozenten: Prof. Elkhalifa
11.10.
Dozent:
01 Introduction
Prof. Elkhalifa& Brief Preparation
Dozenten:
20.10.
20.10. --
-- --Prof. Elkhalifa Dozent:
25.10. 03 Prof. Elkhalifa
Seminar, Crit & Consultation
18.10. 02 Information about Sudan & Khartoum
27.10. 03 Seminar, Crit
27.10. 03 History of Clay
KHARTOUM Inhalt:
01.11.
25.10. 04
03 Crit &
Seminar, with
Building
Consultation
&Clay
Consultation
03.11.
03.11. 04
04 KHARTOUM MULTIUSE
Characteristics MULTIUSE
of Clay
COMPLEX
COMPLEX (KMC)
(KMC) Inhalt: 08.11.
01.11. 05
04
Building
Seminar, with&Clay
Seminar, Crit
Crit & Consultation
Consultation
10.11. 05 Seminar,
10.11. 05 Feeling the Clay: Practical Testing of Clay 15.11.
08.11. 06
05 Seminar, Crit
Crit &
& Consultation
Consultation
17.11. 06 Seminar,
17.11. 06 Traditional & Recent Innovations in Building with Earth_01 22.11.
15.11. 07
06 Seminar, Crit
Crit &
& Consultation
Consultation
24.11.
24.11. 07
07 Excursion 29.11.
22.11. 08
07 Seminar,
Seminar, Crit &
Crit & Consultation
Consultation
01.12. 08 Seminar,
01.12. 08 Traditional & Recent Innovations in Building with Earth_02 06.12.
29.11. 09
08 Seminar, Crit
Crit &
& Consultation
Consultation
08.12.
08.12. 09
09 Case studies: Application of Clay worldwide 13.12.
06.12. 10
09 Seminar,
Seminar, Crit
Crit &
& Consultation
Consultation
15.12. 10 Seminar,
15.12. 10 Rammed Earth: Construction Considerations 20.12.
13.12. 11
10 Seminar, Crit
Crit &
& Consultation
Consultation
22.12.
22.12. 11
11 Feeling the Clay: Design 27.12
20.12.& 03.01 11 --
Seminar, Crit & Consultation
29.12
29.12 && 05.01
05.01 --
-- -- 10.01. 12 Seminar, Crit & Consultation
27.12 & 03.01 --
12.01. 12 Seminar,
12.01. 12 Feeling the Clay: Preparation of Formwork 17.01.
10.01. 13
12 Seminar, Crit
Crit &
& Consultation
Consultation
19.01. 13 Seminar,
19.01. 13 Feeling the Clay: Construction 24.01.
17.01. 14
13 Seminar, Crit
Crit &
& Consultation
Consultation
26.01
26.01 14
14 Feeling the Clay: Construction 31.01. 15 Final Submission
24.01. 14 Seminar, Crit & Consultation
02.02
02.02 15
15 Final Presentation 31.01. 15 Final Submission
This
This project
project aims
aims at
at exposing
exposing students
students toto new
new international
international contexts
contexts for
for
architectural
architectural design
design other
other than
than the
the European
European context
context which
which they
they are
are
familiar with.
familiar with. The
The scope
scope of of work
work will
will be
be focusing
focusing on
on developing
developing “sustain-
“sustain-
able”
able” design
design solutions
solutions for
for a
a multiuse
multiuse complex
complex in
in the
the capital
capital city
city of
of Sudan
Sudan -- This course
This course aims
aims at
at providing
providing students
students with
with basic
basic knowledge
knowledge about earth
about earth
Khartoum.
Khartoum. Through
Through this
this module,
module, students
students will
will acquire
acquire in-depth
in-depth under-
under- architecture
architecture through
through the
the review
review ofof traditional
traditional and
and contemporary
contemporary applica-
applica-
standing
standing of the implications of the environment, ecology, and climate as
of the implications of the environment, ecology, and climate as tions. The
tions. The potentials
potentials of
of clay
clay will
will be
be handled
handled and
and discussed.
discussed. Students
Students will
will
well
well as
as cultural,
cultural, political,
political, social,
social, and
and economic
economic factors
factors on
on architectural
architectural be
be exposed
exposed to
to basic techniques and
basic techniques and equipment
equipment of
of building
building with
with clay.
clay.
solutions. The
solutions. The project
project is
is located
located inin a
a marvellous
marvellous spot
spot that
that lies
lies by
by the
the Nile.
Nile.
Leistungen:
Leistungen: Lectures,
Lectures, seminars,
seminars, and
and visits
visits
16Leistungen:
Leistungen: Preparation
Preparation of
of full
full set
set of
of Architectural
Architectural drawings
drawings +
+ model(s)
model(s)
Ort: Raum
Ort: Raum AB
AB 416
416Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis Sommersemester 17 Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis Sommersemester 17
Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis Sommersemester 17 Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis Sommersemester 17
BACHELORSTUDIENGANG 4. SEMESTER BACHELORSTUDIENGANG 4./6. SEMESTER
BACHELORSTUDIENGANG 4. SEMESTER BACHELORSTUDIENGANG 4./6. SEMESTER
BA
BA
1.4
1.4 Entwerfen II
Entwerfen II
BA
BA
2.1/2.3
2.1/2.3 Wahlmodul
Wahlmodul
Dozent: Prof. Elkhalifa Dozent: Prof. Elkhalifa
Dozent: Prof. Elkhalifa Dozent: Prof. Elkhalifa
Inhalt: Flexible Architecture: Inhalt: Building with Clay: Lucie Flechtmann Platz
Inhalt: . Building with Clay: Lucie Flechtmann Platz
Inhalt: Flexible
The Architecture:
Refugee Challenge .
The Refugee Challenge
The aim of this module is to provide basic knowledge in applying the con-
cepts
The aim of of
flexibility and adaptability
this module is to provideinbasic
architectural
knowledge design through
in applying thelayout
con-
and
ceptsspatial configuration.
of flexibility The driver
and adaptability in for acquiring design
architectural this knowledge is the
through layout
continuous
and spatial need for architectural
configuration. solutions
The driver that respond
for acquiring this effectively
knowledgeand ef-
is the
ficiently
continuousto the
needchanging patterns ofsolutions
for architectural demandthat for space
respond in cities and the
effectively and rapid
ef-
changes
ficiently tointhe
lifestyle and patterns
changing urban context.
of demand for space in cities and the rapid
The
changesobjectives will and
in lifestyle be attained through the design of ‘Refugees Resi-
urban context.
dence in Bremen’
The objectives will which is heading
be attained to develop
through the designa complex of residences
of ‘Refugees Resi- This module aims at providing students with basic knowledge about earth
for
dencerefugees that could
in Bremen’ whichaccommodate
is heading to users
develop from different of
a complex backgrounds
residences This module through
architecture aims at providing
the reviewstudents with basic
of traditional and knowledge about
contemporary earth
applica-
and families of
for refugees different
that sizes. The proposed
could accommodate site isdifferent
users from located backgrounds
in the Über- architecture
tions. through the
The potentials review
of clay will of
betraditional and through
experienced contemporary applica-
practical work-
seestadt
and familiesneighbourhood in Bremen.
of different sizes. The design
The proposed siteideas shouldinrespond
is located the Über- to tions. The
shops potentials
which involves of
theclay will and
design be experienced
construction through
of some practical work-
clay fixtures in
the urbanneighbourhood
seestadt contexts along in with the prospective
Bremen. The design users.
ideas should respond to shopsFlectmann
Lucie which involves
Platz.the design and construction of some clay fixtures in
the urban contexts along with the prospective users. Lucie Flectmann
Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis Platz.
Sommersemester 17
Leistungen: Preparation of full set of Architectural drawings + model(s) Leistungen:Vorlesungsverzeichnis
Kommentiertes Lectures, Sommersemester
seminars, practical17workshops and visits
Leistungen: Preparation of full set of Architectural drawings + model(s) Leistungen: Lectures, seminars, practical workshops and visits
MASTERSTUDIENGANG
Ort: Raum AB 2.501
SEMESTER
Ort: Raum AB 501
MASTERSTUDIENGANG
Ort: Raum AB 2.501
SEMESTER
Ort:
Termine:
Raum AB 501
Tuesdays @ 10:30
Termine:
MA
MA
Termine: 5.2
5.2
Fridays @ 10:00
Wahlmodul
Fridays @ 10:00
Wahlmodul
Termine: Tuesdays @ 10:30 17.03 01 Course Overview and Introduction
Dozent:
17.03
24.03 01
02 Prof. Elkhalifa
Course Overview
Sustainability and and
ClayIntroduction
+ History of Clay
14.03 01 Introduction & Briefing Dozent: Prof. Elkhalifa
21.03 02/03 Site Visit and &Analysis
24.03
31.03 02
03 Sustainability
Traditional and Clay
& Recent + History of
Innovations in Clay
Building with Earth
14.03 01 Introduction Briefing Inhalt: Building with Clay: Lucie Flechtmann Platz
28.03 04 Seminar, Crit & Consultations
31.03
07.04 03
04 Traditional & Recent
Characteristics Innovations
of Clay + Feeling in Building
the Clay: with Earth
Experiments
21.03 02/03 Site Visit and Analysis Inhalt: . Building with Clay: Lucie Flechtmann Platz
04.04
28.03 05
04 Seminar, Crit & Consultations
07.04
14.04 04
05 Characteristics
Preparation forofPractical
Clay + Workshop
Feeling the Clay: Experiments
. 14.04 05 Preparation for Practical Workshop
11.04
04.04 06
05 Seminar, Crit & Consultations Easter Holidays
28.04 06/07 Easter Holidays
Practical Workshop-1
11.04 06 Easter
Seminar,Holidays
Crit & Consultations 28.04
05.05 06/07
08 Practical Workshop-1
Considerations for Rammed Earth + Review of Design Proposals
25.04 07 Seminar, Crit & Consultations
Easter Holidays 05.05
12.05 08
-- Considerations for Rammed Earth + Review of Design Proposals
--
02.05
25.04 08
07 Seminar, Crit & Consultations 12.05
19.05 --
09 --
Feeling the Clay: Design of Clay Fixtures
09.05
02.05 09
08 Seminar, Crit & Consultations 19.05
26.05 09
10 Feeling the Clay: Design of Clay Fixtures
16.05
09.05 10
09 Seminar, Crit & Consultations 26.05 10
02.06 11 Feeling the Clay: Design of Clay Fixtures
23.05
16.05 11
10 Seminar, Crit & Consultations 02.06
09.06 11
12 Feeling the Clay: Design of Clay Fixtures
30.05
23.05 12
11 Seminar, Crit & Consultations 09.06 12 Feeling the Clay: Design of Clay Fixtures
16.06 13/14 Practical Workshop-2
06.06
30.05 13
12 Seminar, Crit & Consultations 16.06 13/14 Practical Workshop-2
23.06 15 Final Submission and Presentation
13.06
06.06 14
13 Seminar, Crit & Consultations 23.06 15 Final Submission and Presentation
20.06
13.06 15
14 Final Submission
Seminar, Crit & Consultations
20.06 15 Final Submission
This course aims at providing students with in-depth knowledge in the field
This course
of earth aims at providing
architecture students
with special focuswith
on in-depth knowledge
innovative in the Stu-
technologies. field
of earth
dents willarchitecture with special
have the chance focus
to apply the on innovative
acquired technologies.
knowledge throughStu-the
dents willworkshops
practical have the chance to apply the
which involves the design
acquired knowledge
and through
construction of somethe
practical workshops
clay fixtures in Lucie which involves
Flectmann the design and construction of some
Platz.
clay fixtures in Lucie Flectmann Platz.
17
Leistungen: Lectures, seminars, practical workshops and visits
Leistungen: Lectures, seminars, practical workshops and visits
Ort: Raum AB 501Building with Clay modules 18
Lucie Flechtmann Platz (LFP) with LFP Project stakeholders in-
Project cluding users and the city “Ort-
samt” in order to provide possible
The aim of this project is focusing technical support. Therefore, the
on the adoption and applica- SOAB has linked all the modules
tion of urban gardening related to the topic “Building with
concept in Lucie Flechtmann Clay” which are delivered by
Platz (LFP) as the first court Prof. Elkhalifa to LFP project.
yard in which urban gardening This has been performed
could be practiced in Bremen. through different steps and
As part of its role towards com- stages during the four semesters
munity, HSB has initiated a link from winter semester 2015/16 to
summer semester 2017.
A design competition was
organized during the winter
semester 2016/17 involving the
students joining the two modules
of “Building with Clay”, namely
MA. 5.1/5.3 and BA 2.2.
The ultimate objective of this
competition was to develop
design ideas for the stage house
that should be built out of clay
as the main building material.
A couple of meetings and work-
shops with the project stake-
holders were held aiming at
communicating all the project
needs to the students to help
them formulating their ideas.
19A jury involving different parties
and individuals active in and/
or showing interest in the project
was formed to take responsibility
of evaluating the final output of
the students’ groups.
The jury included:
1 - Prof. Akram Elkhalifa
SOAB/UoK
2 - Fr. Annemarie Czichon
Osamtsleiterin Neustadt
3 - Prof. Clemens Bonnen
SOAB – Chairperson
4 - Hr. Christian Schilling
SUBV
5 - Fr. Juliane Sewig
ASTA / Abgehtdielucie
6 - Prof. Martin Speth
SOAB
7 - Hr. Rainer Imholze
SUBV
Assistants /in advisory
8 - Hr. Armin Schmid
Abgehtdielucie
9 - Dipl.-Ing.Gehadeldin Adam
SOAB
10 - Dr. -Ing. Steffi Kollmann
SOAB
20The outcomes of the design
competition and the module
were demonstrated and high-
lighted after the Jury session on
01.03.2016 through organizing an
exhibition during the period from
18-29.04.2016.
LFP competition Jury session
21LFP competition Media
Coverage
22WORKSHOPS
In an attempt to enhance
the students’ knowledge and
experience of building with
clay, Prof. Elkhalifa organized a
couple of workshops during his
time at SOAB. The main aim of
these workshops was to highlight
the potentials of clay and to help
in the better understanding of
the characteristics of clay as a
natural building material. These
workshops included:
20.05.2016: PRACTICAL WORK-
SHOP I – CLAY CHARACTERISTICS
AND SOIL TESTS
As part of the Summer semester
2016, this workshop was organi-
zed to study the characteristics
of clay and to conduct some
of the soil tests for different soil
types with varied clay and mois-
ture content.
23Building with Clay hands on
workshop I
2416-19.11.2016: SEIZE THE EARTH -
BUILD WITH CLAY SYMPOSIUM
The SoAB is enthusiastic about
providing and sharing knowled-
ge about clay as a building-
material through design
projects and research activi-
ties. Therefore, a symposium was
organized during the period
from 16-19 November 2016 as
part of the Winter Semester
2016/17 activities aiming at
widening the pool of knowledge
and experience sharing in the field
of building with clay along with
the objective of raising aware-
ness about the potentials of clay.
The workshop served as a prepa-
ratory framework to familiarise the
students with the basic conside-
rations, methods, and techniques
of building with clay as well as the
necessary tools and equipment.
It also aimed at exposing the
students to some international
experiences and advancements
in the field of earth architecture
worldwide. The outcome was
reflected on the project of LFP
through the realization of some
2526
“demo components”.
Prof. Dr. Elkhalifa, jointly with Prof.
Speth, were responsible for the
organization of this event.
Pioneers in the field of earth
architecture from Germany
and internationally were invi-
ted to present their knowledge,
experience, research and best
practice, namely: Prof. Rowland
Keable, Dipl.-Ing. Tom Leiermann,
and Ms. Jasmine Alia Blaschek.
In the beginning of this workshop,
Prof. Bonnen and Prof. Speth high-
lighted the efforts been made at
SoAB to introduce modules focu-
sing on building with clay. At the
time of the workshop, a group of
40 students from the FoA accom-
panied by Dr. Ahmed Abdallah
were visiting the SoAB. The visiting
group participated in the work-
shop and enriched the discussion
through reviewing the practice of
building with clay in Sudan.
The workshop program also
involved a visit to Lucie Flecht-
mann Platz along with an exhi-
bition that demonstrated the
output of the modules “Building
with Clay” and the design ideas
for LFP competition.
2713-15.01.2017: PRACTICAL
WORKSHOP II - PREFABRICATED
COLUMNS
As part of the Winter Semester
2016/17, this workshop was orga-
nized to further demonstrate the
potentials of clay and provide
the students with the opportuni-
ty to explore and practice some
of the techniques of building with
clay. Each group of students de-
veloped a design idea for small
elements that could be built in
3 days. The winning idea was a
prefabricated clay column and
a portable stand; the workshop
focused on the production of the
prefabricated units while the er-
ection was made in the following
workshop. The students were ex-
posed to the experience of pre-
paring the formwork and the se-
tup of the production area when
working with clay, and most inte-
restingly, experiencing the joy of
ramming.
28Building with Clay hands on
workshop II
2928 -30.04.2017: PRACTICAL WORK-
SHOP III – ERECTION OF PREFABRI-
CATED COLUMNS
During the first part of the Sum-
mer Semester 2017, a workshop
was organized to erect the prefa-
bricated units, produced during
the former semester, to form clay
columns in the room AB 516 in the
Neustadt Campus. The students
worked collectively in the setup
of the room prior to the construc-
tion commencement. The whole
group erected two columns of
clay in the designated space to
demonstrate the elegance of the
material and its potentials.
30Building with Clay hands on
workshop III
3116-19.06.2017: PRACTICAL WORK-
SHOP IV – CLAY ELEMENTS FOR LFP
This closing workshop took place
as part of the Summer Semester
2017 aiming at producing clay
elements to be erected in LFP.
A couple of design ideas were
developed, however, a clay
bench was the one that was
selected for further design ela-
boration, and consequently
realization. The end product is
believed to fit good within the con-
text in harmony with the overall
elements in the open space of
the project and in line with its
concept.
32Building with Clay hands on
workshop IV
33EXCURSIONS
Prof. Elkhalifa organized the
following field trips complimen-
tary with the modules delivered
during his presence at HSB.
BERLIN 20-21.11.2015
This trip was organized for
students joining the modules “MA
5.1/5.3 & BA 2.2: Building with
Clay” and involved in the project
of LFP aiming at exposing them
to some examples about urban
gardening and to visit some
clay buildings in the city of
Berlin and its surroundings. For
this purpose, the visit targeted:
Prinzessinnengarten (Berlin),
Kita Oranienburg (Eden), and
Kapelle der Versöhnung (Berlin).
Along with Prof. Elkhalifa, Prof.
Bonnen, Prof. Speth, and Mr.
Adam joined this excursion.
34Kapelle der Versöhnung (Berlin)
Kita Oranienburg (Eden)
35Prinzessinengarten (Berlin)
BERLIN 21.03.2016
During the Summer Semester,
the modules (MA 1.2/1.3 and MA
2.2/2.3) were concerned with de-
veloping designed ideas for the
project “Berlin University Residen-
ces (BUR)”. An excursion was or-
ganized to explore the area of the
project and its neighbourhood.
36Aside from the excursions Prof.
Elkhalifa organized as part
of the modules he deliver-
ed, he also participated in the
following trips
HAMBURG 18.11.2016 &
HANNOVER 19.11.2016
These two trips were orga-
nized during the exchange
visit by students of the FoA, UofK
in November 2016 aiming at
providing the visitors with the
opportunity of exploring some of
the German cities and study their
urban planning and architectural
context. Prof. Elkahlifa accom-
panied Mr. Adam in the trip to
Hamburg whereas he joined Prof.
Speth while exploring Hannover.
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SWITZERLAND 7-12.05.2017
Prof. Elkhalifa had the opportuni-
ty to accompany Prof. Bonnen,
Prof. Speth, and Mrs. Kapisinska
in the excursion planned for the
2nd Semester students during
the Summer Semester 2017 with
the purpose of exploring, and
reviewing the Swiss Architecture
through visiting 23 buildings loca-
ted in Basel, Geneva, Lausanne,
and Montreux.
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OTHER ACTIVITIES
During his presence at the SoAB,
prof. Elkhalifa has participated
in many academic and soci-
al activities through direct and/
or indirect involvement in the
organization and/or realization of
these events.
On15.12.2015, during the Acade-
mic Gathering arranged annually
at the SoAB prior to Christmas, Prof.
Elkhalifa delivered a presentation
about Sudan demonstrating its
historical, geographical, cultural,
social, and economical context
along with reviewing the history
of the university of Khartoum and
the FoA illustrating their set-up
and the role they play towards
the community.
41On another occasion, during
the visit made by staff (8) and
students (50) from the Manipal Uni-
versity-Dubai dated 13.07.2016,
Prof. Elkhalifa delivered a
presentation highlighting his role
at the SoAB as a guest profes-
sor. As part of the presentation,
he highlighted the background
of the relation between the
SoAB and the FoA and viewed
the future prospects of the joint
collaboration between the two
institutions. Along with that, he
provided a summary about the
modules he delivered during his
period at SoAB.
42FIRST SUDANESE-GERMAN COL-
LABORATIVE RESEARCH FORUM,
KHARTOUM 2016
The SoAB has received an
invitation from the Sudane-
se Embassy in Berlin exten-
ded from the Ministry of Hig-
her Education in Sudan to
participate in the First Sudanese-
German Collaborative Rese-
arch Forum, Khartoum during the
period from 7-9 March 2016.
Prof. Bonnen, Prof. Speth, and
Mr. Adam represented the SoAB
and HSB in the event through
highlighting the collaborative
relations with the university of
Khartoum represented by the
FoA.
43University of Khartoum - Faculty of Architecture
Provisional Programme for 4th Yr Students' Trip to Bremen - Germany
Date Time Activity City Guided by
19:10 - Arrival at Berlin ahd
Monday
FOA STUDY TRIP, NOVEMBER 14 –
14/11/2016 1:00 - Arrival at Bremen, Settle in hotel gad/akelk/ahd
7:30 - 8:30 Breakfast at Hotel
29 NOV. 2016 Tuesday
15/11/2016
10:30
11:30
-
-
11:30
13:00
Welcome Gathering
Join Studio/Lectures at SoAB Bremen
cbo/csg/uma/akelk/gad/sko
akelk/ gad
13:00 - 14:00 Lunch SoAB, HSB
14:00 - FREE TIME/OPEN PROGRAM
A group of 40 students from the
7:30 - 8:30 Breakfast at Hotel
Formal Meeting (to revise trip
9:30 - 10:30 gad/akelk/ahd
FoA accompanied by Dr. Ahmed
program) Bremen
Wednsday 10:30 - 12:00 Join Studio/Lectures at SoAB SoAB, HSB lka/gad/akelk/ahh
Abdallah, the Deputy Dean for
16/11/2016 12:00 - 13:00 Touring the SoAB gad/akelk
13:00 - 14:00 Lunch
Administrative affairs, at the FoA 14:00 - 16:00
19:00 - 22:00
Touring Bremen
Staff Dinner
Bremen gad/akelk
cbo/msp/gad/akelk/ahd
visited HSB during the period from 7:30 -
9:30 - 16:00
8:30 Breakfast at Hotel
Workshop"Seize the Earth -
akelk/msp/gad
Thursday Bremen
14.-29.11.2016 under the external
Build with Clay"
17/11/2016 16:00 - 18:30 FREE TIME/OPEN PROGRAM SoAB, HSB
Exhibithion "Stapeln. Ein Prinzip Bremen: Wilhelm Wagenfeld
trips programs organized annual- 18:30 - 20:00
7:00 - 8:00
der Moderne"
Breakfast at Hotel
Stiftung, Am Wall 209, 28195
ly for the fourth year students.
Friday
18/11/2016 9:00 - 19:00 Trip to Hamburg Hamburg gad/akelk
20:00 - Back to Bremen
The trip was not only an aca- Saturday
19/11/2016
7:00 - 8:00
9:00 - 19:00
Breakfast at Hotel
Trip to Hannover Hannover msp/gad/akelk
demic exchange visit, it was a Sunday
20:00 -
-
Back to Bremen
FREE TIME/OPEN PROGRAM Bremen
marvelous opportunity for
20/11/2016
7:30 - 8:30 Breakfast at Hotel
Monday
students from the University of
10:00 - 13:00 Join Studio/Lectures at SoAB Bremen akelk/gad/ahd
21/11/2016 13:00 - 14:00 Lunch SoAB, HSB
14:00 - FREE TIME/OPEN PROGRAM
Khartoum to get exposed to ano- Tuesday
7:30 - 8:30 Breakfast at Hotel
10:30 - 14:00 Join Studio/Lectures at SoAB Bremen akelk/gad/ahd
ther rich culture and great archi-
22/11/2016
- FREE TIME/OPEN PROGRAM
7:30 - 8:30 Breakfast at Hotel
tecture. Prior to the trip, extensi- Wednesday
10:00
12:00
-
-
12:00
13:00
Join Studio/Lectures at SoAB
Lunch
Bremen akelk/gad/ahd
ve arrangements were taken to 23/11/2016 13:00
14:30
-
-
14:00
16:00
Join Lunch Lecture, SoAB
Join Studio/Lectures at SoAB
SoAB, HSB
Bremen mho/akelk/gad/ahd
facilitate the realization of the 14:00
7:00 -
-
8:00
FREE TIME/OPEN PROGRAM
Breakfast at Hotel
trip including assistance in visa
Thursday
24/11/2016 9:00 - 13:00 International Day @ HSB SoAB, HSB akelk/gad/ahd
9:00 - Trip to Berlin Berlin akelk/gad/ahd
acquisition, accommodation, Friday
25/11/2016
7:30 - 8:30
9:30 -
Breakfast at Hotel
Touring Berlin
Berlin
cbo/akelk/gad/
transportation, programming, Saturday
26/11/2016
7:30 - 8:30
9:30 -
Breakfast at Hotel
Touring Berlin
Berlin
cbo/akelk/gad/
etc. Prof. Elkhalifa and Mr. Adam Sunday
27/11/2016
- FREE TIME/OPEN PROGRAM Berlin
collaboratively handled these ar-
Monday
21:50 - Back to Khartoum Khartoum
28/11/2016
rangements which consequently
akelk Dr. Akram Ahmed Elkhalifa Elhassan msp Prof. Dr.-Ing. Martin Speth
clb Prof. Clemens Bonnen, Head of Department SoAB mho Prof. Michaela Hoppe
contributed to the success of the
csg Frau. Christiane Sgonina sko Frau. Susanne Korn
gad Dipl.-Ing. Gehadeldin Adam uma Prof. Urlike Mansfeld
trip. Prepared by: Dr.Eng.Ahmed A. Mohamed, Created on: 9/11/2016
edited by: Dr. Akram Elkhalifa edited on: 12/11/2016
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