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Many of the participants described the RNB Connect event on Friday last week as a successful evening. Eight graduates of TUM's Resource Efficient and Sustainable Building (RNB) degree program shared their professional experiences and career paths after graduation on the seventh floor of the Oskar… [read more]

The Technical University of Munich (TUM) successfully celebrated ist recent Sustainability Day 2024, organized by the TUM Sustainability Office with Prof. Werner Lang, Vice President of Sustainable Transformation. We were happy to have Sarah Billington as a keynote speaker, a renowned scholar from… [read more]

Visit the brochure "Affordable climate-friendly construction: Cost-benefit assessment of life cycle measures" [read more]

In the summer semester, we are offering the lecture series "Together for the building turnaround" with 12 universities and Architects4Future. [read more]

The creation of affordable housing poses challenges for local authorities, developers and planners, particularly in the context of climate change. The need to adapt buildings to changing climatic conditions is often perceived as an additional burden. We invite you to the presentation of our… [read more]

Join the City Indicator Project Poster exhibition on February 21, 2024, from 5 to 7 PM in the “immatriculation hall” (Room 0136, Immatrikulationshalle) of the TUM main campus. [read more]

More green through urban planning, neighborhood work and activation of urban society [read more]

Our master’s graduate, Fatma Deghim, has been honored with the Johannes B. Ortner Prize at TU Munich 2023 for her master's thesis titled “A data-driven approach for predicting occupant thermal comfort in offices.” Fatma Deghim had the privilege of receiving the Johannes B. Ortner Foundation award… [read more]

The Master's students of "Resource-efficient and Sustainable Building" immersed themselves in the fascinating world of sustainable construction during an excursion to Hamburg. [read more]

On November 6, the "Green City of the Future" project team presented the results of five years of research and development as well as implementation and consolidation. [read more]