Research Projects on the Campus of Design

The Campus of Design at Trier University of Applied Sciences is very diverse and the projects which are initiated and carried out are equally diverse.

Knowledge and experience from various academic disciplines is united in our departments, which can be used in productive, interdisciplinary projects.

Discover selected projects that were carried out on the Campus of Design at Trier University of Applied Sciences.

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A project to develop an engineered wood construction method for wet shoring.

A project that builds an innovative communication and research space and embeds thinking and dialogue about materials in everyday university life.

A project developing a fully compostable sandal alternative made from coconut & pineapple fibers.

A project that uses Mika Rottenberg's video installation 'NoNoseKnows' to explore how aspects of our contemporary capitalism are reflected in the visual arts.

A project that develops a very light foam concrete, making construction more ecological, energy efficient and economical.

A project that explores the political dimension of clothing.

A project that performs an art-historical analysis of the work of Joseph Beuys and links it to the semantics of the devotional images of the 15th century.

A project that promotes the remarkable heritage of the Greater Region through innovative digital works, techniques and tools.

A project that explores the multifaceted aspects of the wild.

A project that focuses on one of the most outstanding design objects of the 20th century: the Citroën DS.

A student project that researches the performance of the building material clinker and opens up new application potentials.

Research Projects on the Campus of Design

Discover selected projects that were carried out on the Campus of Design at Trier University of Applied Sciences.

Oak System

Mobile material laboratory

Cocolette

Artistic Work in the Age of Postfordism

I-Foam

Vestimental Activism

Figurations and materiality of the wound

Digital Stones

"Wild Things"

The Automobile as a Myth Machine

Brick Pavilion for Company Hagemeister

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