Prof. M.Arch. Katinka Temme

• Analog Architecture
• Design
• Construction
• Identity Design
• "Near & Far" Collaboration Project between Akashi College (Japan) and UMKC (USA)
• "Digital Twins for Cities" Certificate: Digital Transformation of Cities

• Analog Architecture & Design
• HSA_transfer: Transfer Showcase City Lab

Teaching Experience

Since 2013: Professor of Analog Architecture and Design, Faculty of Architecture and Civil Engineering, Augsburg University of Applied Sciences

2011 – Lecturer, Summer School, Bauhaus University Weimar

2011–2013: Teaching and research assistant, Design and Open Space Planning, Technical University of Darmstadt, under Prof. Jörg Dettmar

1999–2000 Research Assistant and Instructor, Vitruvius Program, Arizona State University, USA

Professional Experience

Since 2010: Owner of the architectural firm studio3 architekten in Augsburg

2006–2011: Owned the architecture and creative studio kyLAB in Tokyo, Japan

2005–2011 Kengo Kuma & Associates, Japan, as a project architect

2004–2005 Herzog & de Meuron Architects, Switzerland, as a senior architect

2001–2004: Kengo Kuma & Associates, Japan, as an architect

2001 Gerber Generalplaner Architekten in Dortmund as an architect
 

Publications (since 2014)

2020 Publication “In the Heart of Bavaria: Regional Architecture and Identity,” Edition Detail, Munich

2019 Publication “A Day in Okutama,” edited by Katinka Temme, Augsburg

2017 Publication “DETAIL: Staircase Design,” by Christian Peter, Christine Peter, Daniel Reisch, and Katinka Temme, Edition Detail, Munich

2016 Publication “My First Year,” ed. Katinka Temme, Augsburg

2016 Publication “It’s All Just Theater,” ed. Katinka Temme, Daniel Reisch, Augsburg

2016 Publication “Sensual Space: Sensual Perception as a Design Method and Principle in Architectural Design” in “Book of Odor,” ed. Andrea Büttner et al., Springer Verlag, Heidelberg

2016 Publication “Wasserschauen,” eds. Katinka Temme, Daniel Reisch, Buchegger Foundation, Augsburg

2015 Publication “Von Wegen,” edited by Katinka Temme and Gudrun Müllner, Faculties of Architecture & Design, Augsburg University of Applied Sciences