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Chapter "Green" Architecture: Redesigning Buildings in our Community

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Goethe-Institut e.V. / Bernhard Ludewig

Phenomenon: Germany presents a number of interesting building designs that we can look to for inspiration, including examples of buildings that have been repurposed or redesigned to fulfill a purpose that is different from their original intended use. How can you, as future engineers/architects design and/or redesign buildings to better serve your community?

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Goethe-Institut e.V. / Bernhard Ludewig

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In this lesson, students will explore several examples of unique building designs in Germany that focus on repurposing old structures and/or innovative ideas in building design. Through studying these examples, students will learn that there can be much more to a building than just walls and a roof. Students will then look to their own community for examples of a building that could be repurposed. Students will work in teams to develop a proposal detailing their own innovative ideas for this building.
This proposal will include a detailed set of floor plans and elevation views created bynthe students to fully communicate their design concepts.

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