rite of passage in regensburg . . .
an important part of the educational system in germany usually involves the successful completion of an entrance exam at the university level. here are a few visual impressions of the recent rite of passage, in the department of architecture, for the new hybrid industrial design program at the university of applied sciences regensburg. the following individuals have decided to join us on our experimental design adventure:
aaron vander bee • amelie kainz • andreas wagner • anna gerauer-aigner • anna knaut • artem ugnivenko • benedikt bandtlow • carina höcht • cassandra schmid • christine tschech • corinna schaschek • elena benvenuti • hannes bruß • ina turinsky • ines rammensee • ines wolf • jinny martens • johanna brunner • jonna breiten-
huber • konstantin beitsch • laura wittmann • lukas walzer • lukas zeidler • lydia miller • matthias pielmeier • melanie mager • patricio grau • patrick dudewicz • patrick oberbracht • paula schrott • sebastian killinger • simon budich • simone anzer • thomas hufnagl • veronika stärz
an update to this post in 2018:
bialetti espresso sketching with kevin henry in bavaria;
there’s a vimeo link after images below . . .
how fresh is that coffee ?
i generally make a fresh pot every week,
even if there’s some left over . . .
bialetti espresso sketching with kevin henry in bavaria:
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Impressive. Thank you for this insight into what to expect at the entrance examinations. 🙂
Posted by James Nwankwo
20 July 2015
posted 1 October 2012
categories design, education