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PAST. PRESENT. FUTURE.

2019 / 2020

JUNG Architecture Talks

Speakers 2006 – 2019 in chronological order


The term “series” is employed in various contexts, e.g. a television series or series of publi-

cations. Even in nuclear physics and geology “series” has its proper significance. With the

adjective “serial”, “series” is increasingly used also in the context of contemporary architec-

ture, at best resulting from a clear vision and eventually becoming a tradition simply

because it is successful. Another series: the JUNG Architecture Talks. For 15 years JUNG

provides with its series of events a platform for debates on current architecture topics in

Germany and Austria, for two years now in Singapore and for the first time also in Seoul

in 2019. Set up in 2006 with the intention to provide a space for discussions about current

challenges and innovations, trends and future-oriented ideas around architecture, JUNG

already invites for the 15th year start-up architecture firms and internationally active

architects to share its experiences.

This edition of PAST. PRESENT. FUTURE. is about the series of eleven JUNG Architecture Talks

2019. Ten different topics – from 100 YEARS BAUHAUS via EVER GREEN and MODULAR +

RELIABLE up to GENIAL DIGITAL – outline key issues of modern architecture.

The JUNG Architecture Talks will be continued also in 2020. Stay with us, such a series is

only possible with your precious cooperation!

Your Team Architecture

“Bauhaus was a sounding board – for a lot

and very different but also contrary ideas.” (Dr. Sandra Hofmeister, editor-in-chief of the magazine Detail)

In collaboration with:

100 YEARS BAUHAUS

31 January 2019 | Weimar

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ŠPELA VIDECNIK OFIS, Ljubljana / Paris

WERNER FROSCH Henning Larsen, Munich

PROF. JOSÉ GUITIERREZ MARQUEZ Bruno Fioretti Marquez, Berlin

Hosted by DR. SANDRA HOFMEISTER DETAIL, Munich

31 JANUARY 2019

WEIMAR

“Bauhaus was a sounding board – for a lot and very

different but also contrary ideas.”

A sounding board whose designs and architecture are

omnipresent to this day, viewed by many as brilliant

and truly unique and rejected by others who are not

convinced. Bauhaus was and still is trail-blazing, still

surprises by its consequential style and ideals as well

as the hopes attached with it – on which the biggest

fans and fiercest critics will probably agree or at least

converge. A good reason for inviting, on the occasion of

“100 Years Bauhaus”, together with the German architec-

ture magazine Detail, to the JUNG Architecture Talks, held

for the first time in Weimar. Spela Videcnik talked about

how Bauhaus influenced her architectural training in

Ljubljana and what it means for her present (working)life.

Werner Frosch talked about how the Bauhaus tradition

is carried on by Henning Larsen and the ideologies

reflected in daily interdisciplinary work. Since its recon-

struction of the Master Houses in Dessau, Bruno Fioretti

Marquez is associated with Bauhaus perhaps like no

other contemporary architecture firm – Prof. José Gutierrez

Marquez outlined a few examples. The three entertaining

talks were followed by Dr. Sandra Hofmeister’s book

presentation “My Bauhaus”.

“Buildings trigger a passion in me if they were

developed from the inside out.” (Anne Zuber, editor-in-chief of the magazine HÄUSER)

Price award:

IN THE TRADITION OF MODERNITY

28 February 2019 | Munich

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YVES CORNEILLE Corneille Uedingslohmann Architekten, Cologne

ANDREAS LYCKEFORS Bornstein Lyckefors Arkitekter, Gothenburg

TOM LECHNER lp architektur, Altenmarkt im Pongau

JACQUES MOUSSAFIR Moussafir Architects Associés, Paris

Hosted by ANNE ZUBER / DR. ANSGAR STEINHAUSEN HÄUSER, Hamburg

28 FEBRUARY 2019

MUNICH

“Buildings arouse a passion in me if they were developed from the inside out.” The four

winning projects of the HÄUSER AWARD 2019, presented in the framework of the JUNG

Architecture Talks Munich by architecture firms, enthused not only Anne Zuber: This year

the organisers looked for private single family houses transposing the zeitgeist of Bauhaus

and the influence of classical modernism in a remarkable fashion into a present-day set-

ting. The most convincing was by Lyckefors Arkitekter with a modern Swedish house near

Gothenburg. Functional, spacious and yet comfortable, the plain wooden block comes in

classic oxblood red. Corneille Uedingslohmann Architects modernised, restored and

carefully extended at both ends a classic, L-shaped mid-century bungalow in Cologne.

Three slightly overhanging barrel-shaped roofs significantly enhance the particular

aesthetic of the residence. The Maison Cubiste in Paris

was built by Moussafir Architectes Associés on an “urban

residual space” in a green backyard. By skillfully position-

ing three containers, it offers distinct living and open

space. The Trausner / Tschaikner duplex in the Austrian

town of Schärding by LP architektur combines two plain

garden pavilions, taking account of the topography and

vegetation – one for the parents and one for the young,

expanding family.

“ ‘Green Building Envelope’ does not signify

that everything has to be green, but rather

an infrastructure element offering so much

more than mere technology.” (Rudi Scheuermann, ARUP Berlin)

EVER GREEN

25 March 2019 | Berlin

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PROF. MARTIN HAAS haascookzemmrich STUDIO2050, Stuttgart

PROF. ECKHARD GERBER Gerber Architekten, Dortmund

RUDI SCHEUERMANN ARUP, Berlin

Newcomer HENDRIK BRINKMANN TU, Berlin

Hosted by KRISTIEN RING AA Projects, Berlin

25 MARCH 2019

BERLIN

the last decade excellent building projects were designed to deal with this subject coura-

geously and inquisitively, seriously and decisively. And yet: large cities grow larger every

day, more and more people dream of a city worth working and living in. A persisting great

challenge Prof. Eckhard Gerber, Rudi Scheuermann und Prof. Martin Haas talked about

under the heading EVER GREEN. Newcomer Hendrik Brinkmann opened, with his winning

project of the YTAA 2018, a concept for the Academy of Architecture by Karl Friedrich

Schinkel, the Berlin JUNG Architecture Talks hosted by Kristien Ring.

“‘Green Building Envelope’ does not signify that everything has to be green, but rather an

infrastructure element offering so much more than mere technology.” Green spaces in the

urban environment contribute significantly to our well-being worldwide – and are indis-

pensable for the modern urban lifestyle. On rooftops, in open spaces and on facades

plants improve the urban climate, can save on heating and air-conditioning costs and

produce fresh air. They regenerate and contribute to biodiversity. Parks, gardens, urban

green spaces, forest areas, play- and sportsgrounds, street greening and bio facades –

diverse and unconventional, are new ways to make our cities greener. Especially during

“I would like a house in the style

of ‘Mies van der Koolhaas’.” (Dr. Uwe Bresan, deputy editor-in-chief of the magazine AIT)POSITIONS

4 April 2019 | Stuttgart


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ELISABETH ENDRES IB Hausladen, Munich

ALEKSANDRA GLEICH Kanzlei Aleksandra Gleich, Mannheim

ALEXANDER POETZSCH Alexander Poetzsch Architekten, Dresden

NIC RÜNZI Justies / Rünzi Architekten, Freiburg

CHRISTIAN STILLER Stiller Architektur, Frankfurt am Main

Hosted by DR. UWE BRESAN AIT, Stuttgart

4 APRIL 2019

STUTTGART

“I would like a house in the style of ‘Mies van der Koolhaas’.” Indisputably, for decades Mies

van der Rohe took a stand on contemporary architecture, just as Rem Koolhaas – both as

theorist and executing architect. Taking a stand implies a clear vision and mission, is

courageous and often not only breaks new ground but also breaks with conventions –

essential qualities to construct trendsetting buildings in contemporary architecture based

on e.g. new ways of thinking, diverting materials for other purposes or pushing available

technologies to the limits.

For Elisabeth Endres the question is: “HighTech – LowTech or simply robust?!”, Aleksandra

Gleich’s life is divided between architecture and jurisprudence, Alexander Poetzsch

debunked founding myths in his architecture firm, Nic Rünzi’s projects are characterised by

a stringent choice of materials and simple, carefully considered details, and Christian

Stiller was born into architecture – five young male and female architects; five individuals

with fresh ideas adopting POSITIONS on contemporary architecture on the occasion of

the JUNG Architecture Talks in the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart, hosted by Dr. Uwe Bresan.

ANDREAS KRAWCZYK NKBAK, Frankfurt

MATTHIAS SIEGERT VON M\, Stuttgart

Podium CHRISTIAN KAUFMANN KAUFMANN BAUSYSTEME, Reuthe

Hosted by MAIK NOVOTNY Vienna

9 MAY 2019

VIENNA

MODULAR + RELIABLE

9 May 2019 | Vienna

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BERND GOSSMANN gmp, Berlin

JENS RANNOW Hullak Rannow Architekten, Ulm

Welcome LUDWIG EITH Erster Vorsitzender Architekturforum, Freiburg

Hosted by DR. THOMAS WELTER BDA, Berlin

11 JULY 2019

FREIBURG

In cooperation with:

MODULAR + RELIABLE

11 July 2019 | Freiburg

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PROF. XAVER EGGER SEHW Architektur, Berlin

MARTIN MURPHY Störmer Murphy and Partners, Hamburg

ANDREAS KRAWCZYK NKBAK, Frankfurt

Hosted by BORIS SCHADE-BÜNSOW Bauwelt, Berlin

5 SEPTEMBER 2019

DÜSSELDORF

MODULAR + RELIABLE

5 September 2019 | Düsseldorf

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“Travelling frequently opens up fantasy

worlds which can be implemented into

architecture.” (Ludwig Eith, Architekturforum Freiburg e.V.)

“Travelling frequently opens up fantasy worlds which can be implemented into architec-

ture.” But how much fantasy is allowed in “serial construction”? Rigid building concepts

seem obsolete in many places; joining standardised modules together or stacking them

is in however. Positive aspects of modular architecture are efficient production, short

construction time and opting for “tried and tested” solutions.. Flexible floor plans are

however possible; in addition they may be adapted to changing lifestyles due to modular

construction methods. On the other hand, there are issues like: Is this construction method

indeed cheaper – and reliable? How much leeway is there for individuality and uniqueness

in serial construction? And to what extent can onsite conditions be taken into account

consistently?

How architects can meet high design standards in this balancing act, was demonstrated

by the speakers of the three JUNG Architecture Talks on the subject MODULAR + RELIABLE

in Vienna, Freiburg and Düsseldorf. Andreas Krawczyk, Christian Kaufmann and Matthias

Siegert talked about their experiences during the event moderated by Maik Novotny in

Vienna. Dr. Thomas Welter hosted the evening in Freiburg during which Jens Rannow and

Bernd Gossmann illustrated, by means of their modular planned and completed projects,

the design variety of this quite new construction method. In Düsseldorf Prof. Xaver Egger,

Martin Murphy and once again Andreas Krawczyk debated on MODULAR + RELIABLE;

Boris Schade-Bünsow hosted these 14th JUNG Architecture Talks.

“Modular and serial construction

is no panacea.”(Fabian Viehring, GdW Bundesverband deutscher Wohnungs-

und Immobilienunternehmen e.V. – the German Head Federation

of Housing and Real Estate Associations (GdW))

FUTURE

6 June 2019 | Hamburg

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AXEL KOSCHANY Koschany + Zimmer Architekten, Essen

MATTHIAS PFEIFER RKW Architektur +, Düsseldorf

TORBEN ØSTERGAARD 3XN, Kopenhagen

Podium FABIAN VIEHRIG GdW Bundesverband deutscher Wohnungs-

und Immobilienunternehmen e.V., Berlin

Hosted by DR. THOMAS WELTER BDA, Berlin

6 JUNE 2019

HAMBURG

How do you take advantage intelligently of existing buildings by means of new construc-

tion methods, materials and technologies? The 14th JUNG Architecture Talks in Hamburg,

hosted by Dr. Thomas Welter, provided some answers: Torben Østergaard explained by

means of the development of the town of Copenhagen the importance of research in

architecture. Axel Koschany argued in favour of ambitious individual serial architecture.

The evolution of aviation, the automobile industry and urban development of e.g. the

town of Düsseldorf served Matthias Pfeifer as a basis for a comparison to the develop-

ment of digitalisation in architecture. Further considerations and answers were addressed

in the subsequent panel discussion in which Fabian Viehring also participated.

“Modular and serial construction is no panacea.” “How

will we live together?” will be the title of the Architecture

Biennale 2020 in Venice. Increasingly, established modu-

lar architecture provides an initial response amidst social

challenges, e.g. demographic-technological change, cli-

mate change and shortage of resources. Especially with

a view to the future, it is considered an asset in sustaina-

ble and efficient, cost-effective and flexible construction.

But what else lies ahead for architecture in the future?

“I love existing buildings with an eventful history

and thus societal relevance whose history we,

as architects, can pass on.”(Stephan Schütz, gmp Architects von Gerkan, Marg and Partners)


28 August 2019 | Singapore

The importance of diversity in design.


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HAO DONG Crossboundaries, Beijing

STEPHAN SCHÜTZ gmp, Berlin

HO WENG HIN Studio Lapis, Singapore

Hosted by MARTIN TEO LifestyleAsia, Kuala Lumpur

28 AUGUST 2019

SINGAPORE

“I love existing buildings with an eventful history and thus

societal relevance whose history we, as architects, can

pass on.”

How much can the past influence the architecture of

tomorrow or in other words: What does it take to preserve

ancient buildings and build new ones? Hardly any other

medium interacts with people more by its narrative

power than buildings. Future architecture must be flexi-

ble, sustainable and inventive. In any event, visionary

construction also always harks back to the past. The

memory of buildings and cities – their development his-

tory – is of architectonic and historic importance. Built

heritage is knowledge and requires care and respect in

the context of creating present and future new identities.

Therefore, it is essential to treat built heritage sensitively

and responsibly. It narrates our origins and conveys our

understanding of who we are today. It helps to get a

feeling of the site, an identity for a community. Singa-

pore’s striking buildings reflect beautifully the develop-

ment of a nation grown-up – with a defining history

towards a future worth living in. For the second time, the

JUNG Architecture Talks took place in Singapore. Hao

Dong, Stephan Schütz and Ho Weng Hin talked about

and discussed the meaning of the past for tomorrow’s

architecture, hosted by Martin Teo.

“I consider it a great success – and

good fortune – to work with people

who share my vision.” (Florian Reiff, Tishman Speyer)

OMNITURM.WORK LIFE UNITED

12 September 2019 | Frankfurt am Main

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KAI-UWE BERGMANN Bjarke Ingels Group, New York

PROF. MANFRED GROHMANN Bollinger + Grohmann Ingenieure,

Frankfurt am Main

FLORIAN REIFF Tishman Speyer, Frankfurt am Main

Hosted by BORIS SCHADE-BÜNSOW Bauwelt, Berlin

12 SEPTEMBER 2019

FRANKFURT AM MAIN

“I consider it a great success – and good fortune – to work with people who share

my vision.” Constructing the “Omniturm”, the Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) and Bollinger +

Grohmann Engineers shared the same vision with Tishmann Speyer. The Omniturm is an

exemplary occupancy mix of architecture: Reside where you live. Live where you work. The

new high-rise building with the “Mediterranean hip-swing” combines living and working

floors with public areas in urban space. The Omniturm is a perfect example of dealing

with global trends like urbanisation, densification and mixed use and implementing a

sustainable architecture concept in the heart of the Frankfurt banking district. There were

however numerous challenges to overcome before completion. Florian Reiff of Tishman

Speyer outlined the difficulties in designing the living area of the architectonic occupancy

mix. Conventional areas for living, leisure, work, parking and shopping were combined in

BIG’s design and merged into a pragmatic utopian architecture. Kai Uwe Bergmann

talked about the special features of the high-rise building with the “Mediterranean hip-

swing” in the German landscape. Prof. Manfred Grohmann provided insights into the work

of the engineers: Due to the shifted basement and living floors on the vertical plane, the

experts were facing diverse problems. Boris Schade-Bünsow hosted the evening.

“We have developed so many energy-

guzzling technologies during the last

century that we do not have another

century to rectify these mistakes.” (Rudi Scheuermann, ARUP Berlin)

8 November 2019 | Seoul

High-tech architectures & contemporary trends

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BEYOND SMART

TONY ARMSTRONG Int. WELL Building Institute (IWBI), China

RUDI SCHEUERMANN ARUP, Berlin

RICKY (BYUNG HO) JUN HBA / Hirsch Bedner Associates, Korea

CORD-HINRICH GROTE Atelier Brueckner, Stuttgart

Hosted by PETER CACHOLA SCHMAL DAM, Frankfurt am Main

8 NOVEMBER 2019

SEOUL

“We have developed so many energy-guzzling technolo-

gies during the last century that we do not have another

century to rectify these mistakes.” Technological develop-

ments are fast-paced and more than ever change how

we communicate and consume – how we build and ulti-

mately how we live. BEYOND SMART was the title of the

first JUNG Architecture Talks in Seoul, which is not surpris-

ing as South Korea is considered the country of “tech-

nolo gy products”. The focus was on issues like: Can you

create new designs through new technologies? Or the

other way round: Do technical innovations encourage

rethinking as regards design, in view of adaptations to be implemented to maintain our

habitat worthwhile to live in – with future generations in mind and thus act sustainably

because also architecture interacts with technology. Nowadays it is not uncommon to

play a decisive role in the implementation of an architectonic concept and the exchange

between architects and their building partners.

Rudi Scheuermann, Tony Armstrong and Cord-Hinrich Grote talked about various possi-

ble symbiosis of technology and design at the JUNG Architecture Talks in Seoul hosted by

Peter Cachola Schmal. “Healthy buildings” and such promoting human health were

discussed as well as high-quality and stable value facade cladding material, respectively

green facades.

15.

Dates 2020

Weimar, FUTURE. digital – modular – sustainable, Weimarhalle, 4 February

Berlin, POSITIONEN. women in architecture, CHAMÄLEON Theater, 10 February

Düsseldorf, SMALL HOUSES. HÄUSER award, Künstlerverein Malkasten, 5 March

Munich, POSITIONEN. young architects, Münchner Künstlerhaus, 1 April

Stuttgart, FUTURE TOWN. dense – sustainable – participative, Staatsgalerie, 14 May

Hamburg, RESPONSIBILITY. architects for future, Free Academie of Arts, 4 June

Vienna, HOSPITALITY. living + working 4.0, Architekturzentrum Vienna, 25 June

Freiburg, HOSPITALITY. living + working 4.0, VOLANTE, 9 July

Frankfurt am Main, HOSPITALITY. living + working 4.0, Sankt Peter, 3 September

Further planned events

Bangkok

Beijing

Copenhagen

Jakarta

Minsk

Rotterdam

Seoul

Shanghai

Warsaw

2020

Dates and Subjects of the 15th JUNG Architecture Talks


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“Architects should be more extrovert. At univer-

sity we are trained to become autistic people

who are good at languages. We work on plans,

display and abstract. But we should listen and

communicate more.” (Alexander Poetzsch, ALEXANDER POETZSCH ARCHITEKTEN)

On the occasion of the Bauhaus centenary, JUNG invited,

in partnership with the Mies van der Rohe Foundation

(Fundació Mies van der Rohe, Barcelona), on 3 October

2019, to the “Bauhaus Today” conference in the epochal

Barcelona Pavilion. In renewed partnership with the

Young Talent Architecture Awards, the European prize for

architecture students, this invitation targeted especially

young, aspiring architects. These are only three examples

of numerous JUNG promotions and cooperations to

support young designers, planners and architects with

the aim to develop a close, trusting partnership and the

realisation of common visions for a future worth living

in for future generations also.

Promotion of young architects

“Architects should be more extrovert. At university we are trained to become autistic peo-

ple who are good at languages. We work on plans, display and abstract. But we should

listen and communicate more.” In the framework of the JUNG Architecture Talks young

architects get the chance to express themselves regularly about their way of thinking,

prospects, approaches, and, of course, to present their first projects.

The two-part project series “Renovation of the City Palace Wiehe” in Thuringia offered

students of the University of Applied Sciences Erfurt the possibility to develop their concept

“Musterzimmer#.02” in a listed existing building as an extension of their Bachelor’s thesis.

The objective was to create single or twin rooms with adjacent bathrooms as part of an

overall hotel concept. JUNG sponsored the material for both project phases.

Active Partnerships

Relaying architecture to the public at large and preserving the values of architectural

creativity are the main tasks of European architecture institutions.

JUNG is partner of BNI, BDA, BDIA, VfA and NAX.

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the MIID Malaysian Institute of Interior Designers the YTAA Young Talent Architecture Award the European Architecture House the Center for Architecture Vienna the German Architecture Museum the Architecture Gallery Berlin the Architecture Showcase Karlsruhe the Architectural Forum Freiburg

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architectural discourse.

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JUNG goes Milano

JUNG’s interior design installation C H R O M A T I C attracted numerous curious visitors in

the framework of the Milan Design Week 2019 in the heart of the pulsating Brera Design

District. In the rooms of a ballet school JUNG offered visitors a multi-optional experience

appealing to all their senses: Purism and chrome of the LS 1912 and LS 990 switch universe

set the pace and put the visitor into a haptic and acoustic trance. The installation con-

ceived by by the design studio raumkontor Düsseldorf Düsseldorf, equipped with objects

by Oskar Zieta, combined the architectural power of JUNG switch icons to offer an omni-

present sensual experience. The overall interior design experiment combined the surreal

of the design cosmos Brera with the haptics of new realities. At the same venue JUNG

again invites to the Milan Design Week 2020 for a special event.

Milan Design Week 2020

21 – 26 April 2020

Via Palermo 5 (backyard) – Daily from 11 am – 7 pm

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Vitra Design Museum Exhibition

German Pavilion Architecture Biennale

From February through August 2020, the Vitra Design Museum in Weil am Rhein will host

a large exhibition on contemporary private interior – and its particularities. The exhibition

takes visitors on a journey back in time. A fascinating narrative sheds light on the multifac-

eted interiors of the last 100 years, decade by decade. “Home Stories” presents iconic

interiors designed by architects like Le Corbusier, Finn Juhl or Claude Parent, artists like

Andy Warhol as well as interior designers like Elsie de Wolfe and Cecil Beaton. Design- and

art objects, architecture models, installations, plans, drawings, photographs, books, films

and other media take you on a sensory journey through the last decades of private resi-

dences. Subtle, contrasting or setting priorities: In the framework of the exhibition, JUNG

presents its design classic LS 990 in a selection of 63 original Les Couleurs® Le Corbusier

colours. JUNG cordially invites you to the exhibition “Home Stories”. Our “Architecture

Busses” will take you to the Vitra Campus on fixed dates. Further information on JUNG

events will be published in March 2020.

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„How will we live together?” is the title of the Architecture Biennale

2020 in Venice, for JUNG a central issue – global as well as regional.

Everywhere architecture is required for a generous co-existence,

rooms allowing individualisation at the same time as digital and real

proximity; buildings adapted to the environment and its characteris-

tics, without ever being boring, and promoting cross-cultural social

interaction. That our environment needs to be protected and exist-

ing resources used wisely need no longer be emphasised. Intelligent

architecture requires JUNG to seriously consider these essential

aspects and eventually respect them meticulously in the implemen-

tation, not least one of the reasons why JUNG organises the JUNG

Architecture Talks internationally as a platform for 15 years now to

deal in-depth with such issues. Furthermore, JUNG has been active

for many years worldwide, has close partners in the areas of archi-

tecture, planning and handicraft and never ceases to support sus-

tainable and future-oriented architectural design. Obviously, there

is a close and continuous exchange with the Bund Deutscher

Architekten (BDA) – also in the framework of the 17th Architecture

Biennale in Venice. Hence, JUNG again organises the BDA gala

launching the international architecture exhibition in 2020.

Home Stories. 100 years, 20 visionary interiors

8 February – 28 August 2020

Vitra Design Museum / Weil am Rhein

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BIM JUNG AR-Studio

The building trade increasingly favours digital processing, e.g. by BIM. “Digital building” is

the slogan of this kind of project management and implementation, which is still relatively

novel. And yet: BIM has already transformed the building trade with its tools and facilitates

the smooth digitalisation of all processes for architects and planners – from the planning

stage up to implementation. JUNG actively supports its architecture and planning part-

ners by using the latest technologies and providing its products as free of charge BIM

objects for ArchiCAD and Revit® in different degrees of detail. JUNG’s BIM objects include

storing all product features relevant for the planning such as materiality, measurements

and performance characteristics. The selected frameworks and applications can be

flexibly compiled as product combinations and are provided in the software as a com-

plete object. A program-internal logic check does not exclude non-compatible combina-

tions right away. The software allows the generation of precise quantities and order lists.

Detailed information on JUNG’s BIM solutions can be found in the service section of the

JUNG website under “JUNG goes BIM”.

Experience and plan JUNG AR-Studio JUNG digitally: The free-of-charge JUNG App AR-

Studio is a creative planning tool for contractors, renovators, planners and architects, with

which JUNG products to be shown virtually in rooms. Surfaces, materials and colours can

be viewed photo-realistically. Users of the new app can view JUNG switch programmes

and, at any time and anywhere, optimally display various materials and colours in the

room. The perfect interior concept is then only a few steps away.

Simply choose in the app a switch programme, material and colour and then affix the

JUNG experience marker at the spot where the switch should be shown. The app now

adds virtual 3D models of the JUNG products to the live picture of the rooms. You can see

instantly on the tablet or smartphone how the switch is shown to advantage in the room

and next to the interior. Trying out diverse framework designs, the effect of different metal

variants – from aluminum via stainless steel up to brass – can be experienced photo-real-

istically just as the 63 colours of the colour range of Les Couleurs® Le Corbusier, exclusively

provided by JUNG.

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