From Theory to Practice: Projects at the FH Potsdam at a Glance

Here you will find a current overview of selected projects at the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam. You can filter the projects by departments and degree programs, by project type, or by content focus.

Cluster Housing: Cluster Housing for Structurally and Socially Adaptable Housing Concepts for Resilient Urban Development

New forms of housing in the context of demographic and social change.

Visualisation of Bibliographic Data and Content

Cooperation with the German National Library to research interactive visualisations of a comprehensive bibliographic collection

PaSyMo - Participatory System Modelling as a Tool for Integrated Urban Development

The Institute for Applied Research Urban Futures is developing digital tools for urban planning and participation processes with PaSyMo.

Web Portal Archive Guide to German Colonial History

On the 1st of July 2017, a research project on German colonial history was launched in cooperation with the Federal Foreign Office. The aim was to set up a web-based online portal on the topic, which, among other things, would also make it possible to record the file situation in the successor states of former German colonies. The project was carried out in cooperation with the project management…

Intensified Density - Small-Scale Redensification in Modular Construction

The Intensified Density project investigates whether the densification of suburbs/intermediate cities offers a sustainable solution compared to single-family housing estates and new large-scale projects.

COINS: Visualisation of a Numismatic Collection

In this project, we explore the potential of dynamic arrangements of a comprehensive coin collection based on different facets such as origin, material type, period, weight and size. The resulting layouts push the boundary between the physical display of coins and the representation of abstract data patterns that characterise the collection.

Stone | Stone Album in Großjena

Care and preservation of anthropogenically damaged and already restored natural stone objects against the special background of their integration into surrounding moisture and salt transport processes using the example of the Steinernen Album in Großjena.