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Call for Papers | Design Modelling Symposium Kassel 2024
The upcoming Design Modeling Symposium 2024 is themed "Scalable Disruptors" and will take place in Kassel, Germany, from September 14-18, 2024. It is organized by the departments of Experimental and Digital Design and Construction (EDEK) and Structural Design (TWE) at the University of Kassel. The organizers are pleased to announce the call for papers.
The conference embraces research contributions focusing on the modeling of performance-based designs, transformation, and growth processes. A particular emphasis lies on material efficiency, renewable resources, and advanced technologies like simulation and machine learning, spanning four key themes, including scalability to measure and evaluate outcomes.
Call Areas
Area A: Realising Circular Design
Area B: Scaling Digital Concepts
Area C: Biomaterial Design
Area D: Digital Construction
Submission Guidelines and an overview on the most important dates are now available online, ensuring a seamless submission process. Join us in addressing climate challenges and fostering interdisciplinary collaboration for innovative solutions in the building sector.
Submission Guidelines
The Design Modelling Symposium Kassel 2024 is organised by the Department of Experimental and Digital Design and Construction (EDEK) and Institute for Structural Design (TWE) at the University of Kassel from 14 - 18 September 2024.
Important Dates
Abstract Submission Deadline _ 29 December 2023
Abstract Acceptance Notification _ 29 January 2024
Full Paper Submission Deadline _ 29 March 2024
Final Paper Submission Deadline _ 10 May 2024
Manuscript Submission Deadline _ 31 May 2024
The Advisory Board includes Philipp Eversmann (University of Kassel), Christoph Gengnagel (University of the Arts Berlin), Julian Lienhard (University of Kassel), Mette Ramsgaard Thomsen (CITA - The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Copenhagen) and Jan Wurm (KU Leuven Faculty of Architecture).
The Design Modelling Symposium is a global interdisciplinary focal point for computational design in architecture, engineering, arts, and product design, with a history dating back to 2009. Previous editions of this prestigious event have been hosted in Berlin, Copenhagen, and Paris.
We look very much forward to receiving your research abstract for our upcoming Design Modelling Symposium Kassel 2024.
