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The Work of Marus Hitz – Doors of Perception Studio Taking the IBM Campus in Stuttgart by Egon Eiermann (1972) as a reference, Maurus Hitz explores how a 1980s tertiary office building TER PLAETEN GENT (Albert Preys, 1983) could be transformed into a high-density living environment. The project focuses on reactivating the collective potential of […]

The Work of Lukas Imfeld – Doors of Perception Studio Starting from the New Generation Research Center by BRUTHER, Lukas Imfeld explores how architecture can renegotiate spatial components and public interfaces. The project then turns to the conversion of a parking building in the historic centre of Ghent, rethinking its relationship with the city and […]

The Work of Yingen Sun – Doors of Perception Studio Yingen’s trajectory begins with the Umbau eines Weinlagers in Basel (Conversion of a Wine Warehouse), where questions of reuse and adaptation frame the exploration. Building on this, the project moves to a waterfront site in Ghent, investigating how the facade of a hidden 19th-century theatre […]

The Work of Ester Bartekova – Doors of Perception Studio The work of X explores the renegotiation of a 1970s student housing block, transforming its underused parking lot into an urban garden. Through these interventions, the project activates the spatial potential of the site while mediating between the collective parts of the building, the public […]

The Work of Anna Schöfberger – Doors of Perception Studio Within the Doors of Perception: Can a Detail Save the World? studio, Anna Schöfberger’s trajectory unfolds between two contexts and scales of inquiry. Her work begins with the study of the refurbishment of a high-rise student housing block in Munich, where questions of reuse and […]

Doors of Perception – Excerpts from the Leporellos As part of the Doors of Perception: Can a Detail Save the World? studio, each student created an A3 leporello — unfolding documents that combine drawings, texts, and observations into a continuous narrative. We are sharing here a selection of excerpts from these leporellos. They reveal how […]

Exploring design through dialogue: The A3 leporello Students and guests engage with the A3 leporello as a shared medium for reflection, discussion, and critique. The leporello unfolds the design process visually and spatially, inviting collaborative interpretation and deepening the understanding of conceptual choices within the studio environment.