Dietmar Köring is an architect, researcher, and educator living in Cologne & Berlin. He is a research fellow at �

Workshop Steinhaus Ossiacher See by Tobias Klein & Dietmar Koering LINK: http://virtualrealitiesalpengluehen.blogspot.com/ Workshop Steinhaus Hegelian Dialectic – manufactured alpine landscapes [...]

Folded Patterns / 2D into real 3D to virtual 3D by students of the MV-E  Digital Design course TU Braunschweig / [...]

Date:Mi, 9. März, 20:00 – 21:30 Location:Coworking Space Gasmotorenfabrik Dietmar Koering will talk about ”organic architecture” and digital fabrication in Cologne [...]

A one week Design Workshop and Lecture Series were held at TU Munich in December 2010 by Tobias Klein, Peter Dell’Uva and Dietmar Koering, invited by Prof. Mark Mückenheim at department of GDG.

Floating Permaculture is a polemic utopian statement by Dietmar Koering, which explores creating a system in the North Sea to [...]

Dietmar Koering will hold a RhinoWorkshop at the DeMontfort University Leicester from the 25th of November to the 30th 2010. [...]

The horhizon crew Eva Sommeregger, Tobias Klein and Dietmar Koering will hold a lecture and discussion together with Shajay Bhooshan [...]

The Image “Architecture – To Protect and To Serve, by Dietmar Koering” has been selected at the Sydney Festival of [...]

Another Project by the trio Tobias Klein – Dietmar Koering and Paul Giencke – with help and support from Alexey Marfin and Stefan Laxness

Author: Tobias Klein, Dietmar Koering with Paul Giencke with Eleanor Dodman and Graham K. Smith concept The scheme’s main concept [...]

Animation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSgyBWVRSdw Download 3D Files Warehouse inclusive C4d / Vray Rendersettings: http://www.arphenotype.com/warehouse.rar Fractal Transformations deals with the blurring of different [...]

Gasholder No. 8 – Urban Canopy Author: Tobias Klein and Dietmar Koering with Paul Giencke and Lucy Woods with Eleanor [...]

Author: Tobias Klein and Dietmar Koering with Kleopatra Chelmi with Eleanor Dodman and Graham K.Smith concept Cities can be very [...]

‘GREEN STYLE’  (author: Marta Serrats) features the work ”Transmission Line Towers” by Dietmar Koering. GREEN STYLE brings together the concepts of the [...]

“Bezier meets Mies” workshop at De Montfort University Leicester lead by D.Koering 4th to 7th of March From classic floor [...]

The design of the Lion Gate Project creates an urban spine as main generator, an organism which will structure Dubai [...]

The board of the Jaap Bakema Foundation has awarded the fellowship 2009/2010 to German architect Dietmar Koering for his research [...]

The project “High-Voltage-Transmission-Line-Towers” has been Featured in the Trend Book 2009 by the Dutch Design Week Eindhoven 2009 PREVIEW: http://www.slideshare.net/fahmaioli/trendboek-preview-2 [...]

“Summer Lab for students, architects, scientists, artists, and individuals of all backgrounds to explore the larger framework of urban agriculture [...]

Pylons that soar out of the landscape The architect behind these unusual-looking pylons says they were designed to look as [...]

Kenny Kinugasa Tsui, Tobias Klein and Dietmar Koering are invited to give a lecture about the connections, correlations and synergetic [...]

Digital Dreamland is a theoretical experimentation to explore the digital poetics in a filmic space. Students will be asked to [...]

” Position 11X7 “ Invited are BFR Lab, Prof. Daniel Baerlecken, Matthias Frei, Judith Reitz, Köln / Langenthal CH bk2a [...]

roundtable discussion regarding the process of design led by Johan Voordouw The roundtable was an opportunity for Tobias Klein and [...]

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An exhibition of the short-listed entries for the Di Stasio competition is being held at Heide Museum of Modern Art [...]

With Charles Babbage’s unrealized Difference Machine, conceived in 1822, mankind stepped in to a new era of philosophical thought. The [...]

Once there was a kid, named ”Palace of the Republic”; raised in the lap of his mother. But the dweller [...]