Digital Art Spaces / Digitale Kunsträume

Psychology of the Metaverse

The Architecture of Data accompanies our exhibition City in the Cloud – Data on the Ground at the Architekturmuseum der TUM. Students open up conversations on how digital transformations—from Big Data to Artificial Intelligence, from remote sensing to virtual worlds—reshape architecture, cities, and society. 🎧 Episode 6 explores the Psychology of the Metaverse.

Urban Digital Intelligence

The Architecture of Data accompanies our exhibition City in the Cloud - Data on the Ground at the Architekturmuseum der TUM. Students open up conversations on how digital transformations—from Big Data to Artificial Intelligence, from remote sensing to virtual worlds—reshape architecture, cities and society. 🎧 Episode 5 explores Urban Digital Intelligence.

Digital Tools

The Architecture of Data accompanies our exhibition City in the Cloud – Data on the Ground at the Architekturmuseum der TUM. Students open up conversations on how digital transformations—from Big Data to Artificial Intelligence, from remote sensing to virtual worlds—reshape architecture, cities, and society. 🎧 Episode 4 explores Digital tools.

Digital Art Spaces / Digitale Kunsträume

Inwiefern können digitale Kunsträume unser Erinnern und den Umgang mit der Vergangenheit erweitern? Im Gespräch mit der Kuratorin Juliane Bischoff geht es um die Schnittstellen von Geschichte und Kunst, um kollektiveErinnerung und um das Fortwirken der Vergangenheit in unserer Gesellschaft. Am Beispiel des Ausstellungsprojekts Departure Neuaubing — das sich mit der Geschichte ehemaliger Zwangsarbeiter:innenlager im MünchnerStadtteil Neuaubing beschäftigt — diskutieren wir die Möglichkeiten und Grenzen digitaler Kunsträume und wie diese den analogen Raum sinnvoll ergänzen können. Projektlink: departure-neuaubing.nsdoku.de [https://departure-neuaubing.nsdoku.de] Gespräch mit: Juliane Bischoff Episode recherchiert und produziert von: Rosa Schuster Podcast-Team: Anika Zeman, EkaterinaPestriakova, Geraldus Martimbang, Māra Starka, Rosa Schuster, Ulrich Kneisl Konzept: Damjan Kokalevski Bild: Giulia Bruno Architekturmuseum der TUM, Chair of Architectural History and Curatorial Practice

Education Spaces

Artificial intelligence has rapidly become a powerful tool in education, reshaping how we learn and teach. But what other changes lie ahead for our learning environments? And how should architects, academics, and students respond to these shifts? In this episode, we gather in a seminar room at TU Munich to reflect on the future of architectural education. Together, we create a safe space to discuss the challenges and opportunities of our inevitably digital futures. Discussion with: Students and faculty members of TU Munich Episode researched and produced by: Māra Starka Podcast Team: Anika Zeman, EkaterinaPestriakova, Geraldus Martimbang, Māra Starka, Rosa Schuster, Ulrich Kneisl,Damjan Kokalevski Concept by: Damjan Kokalevski Image by: Giulia Bruno Architekturmuseum der TUM, Chair of Architectural History and Curatorial Practice