Digital civic-participation platform for a city: public portal plus a per-project collaboration workspace with modular tools. Together with German Federal Ministry for Housing, Urban Development and Building (BMWSB) and The City of Detmold. Licensed under EUPL-1.2
Test it here: urbankit.de
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-> on GitLab
-> on GitHub
The Method-Archive is an open digital toolbox for participation, planning and urban development methods. It collects practical formats, basic knowledge and legal context in a clear structure, so participation processes can be planned, understood and reused more easily.
The project was developed as part of Detmold’s Smart City project, funded through the federal programme "Modellprojekte Smart Cities" & supported by the Bundesministerium für Wohnen, Stadtentwicklung und Bauwesen. It is published as open source under the European Union Public Licence (EUPL) here
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Ongoing research project @Institute for Design Strategies
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Design and development of mid.ids-research.de, a digital platform for MID (Master of Integrated Design) and CAAD(Computer Aided Architectural Design) at Technische Hochschule Ostwestfalen-Lippe – University of Applied Sciences and Arts. The platform presents projects, publications, news and team information, while also supporting teaching through a student area for course context, documentation and learning progress.
The Paperbag Light is a sculptural table lamp inspired by the familiar shape of a small paper lunch bag. What started as a simple everyday object became the base for a poetic, digitally transformed design.
The Light is 3D printed from recycled PETG and designed to be assembled without glue. Its parts connect through an interlocking mechanism, making the lamp repairable and recyclable part by part. If one element breaks, it can be replaced instead of throwing away the entire lamp.
Each Paperbag Light is produced in small quantities by studio homann, a design studio by Paul and Johannes based in Germany.
price: 179€
hi@johanneshomann.de
These pieces explore the vase as a digital and sculptural form, somewhere between everyday object and small decorative artifact.
price: 39€
hi@johanneshomann.de
Design and development of the website and digital infrastructure for DOCOMOMO International, a non-profit organization based in Delft & Seoul focused on documenting and conserving architecture of the Modern Movement. The platform supports the communication of its international network, chapters, activities, events and resources.
