Institute 4 / Institute of Design and Communication

Organisation profile

Head: Jørgen Hauberg
Secretary: Vibber Hermansen

Subject area and structure
The institute's area of study encompasses architectural design (with its various design-related specialisations), architectural tools and methods for description and visualisation (for use in processes of documentation, analysis, design), and communication and information technology and its possible uses in the design process.

The design process is the institute's common overall subject area. It includes the study of design as artistic/architectural work, as a part of systems and processes, and as a methodical process ranging from sensing and reflection to the creation of practical objects, supported by analysis/description, visualisation/communication in various media.

The institutes subjects areas
  • Professional field and center
Design
  • Materials, process and form
  • Space, furniture and object
  • Theory and history of the design profession
  • Type, fonts, identity and wayfinding  
  • Dialogue-based design and innovation
  • Danish Centre for Design Research, KA

Information and communication technology

  • CAD/CAM
  • Digital Visualisation
  • Center for Information Technology and Architecture, CITA
Visual communication
  • Architectural visualisation
  • Descriptive geometry and morphology
  • Colour
  • Fotography
  • Model making

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Latest research

BIM 08-11

Publication: ResearchReport

Lys på Kunstakademiet

Publication: CommunicationPoster

Det levende billedes arkitektur

Publication: Research - peer-reviewBook chapter

Tektonik og skalaspring : Tectonics and change in scale

Publication: Research - peer-reviewJournal article

Research by Design - a research strategy

Publication: ResearchConference abstract for conference

Research publications per year

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Publications by kind per year

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Publications per language

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