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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.

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    The Sexton's and Parish Widow's House in Nehringen

    The aim of the work was to record the state of preservation and the original construction phase as well as to develop a concept for the permanent preservation of the building.

    The Löwen-Adler Barracks in Elstal

    Conversion concepts for the main building of the Löwen-Adler barracks in Elstal

    Renovation and Extension Concept for the Friedensstadt School Building

    Renovation and extension concept with the aim of re-use for the listed school building of the Friedensstadt Weißenberg in Glau

    P³Dual

    Recruitment and development of professorial staff at the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam

    Suono – Meeting Space in the Oderbruch Region

    Building survey and conversion of the "Wolffs Mühle" drive-through barn in Oderberg

    BLOCK.REFORM.BERLIN

    Urban Space and Housing Types in the Young Metropolis, 1890–1940

    The Moated Castle in Fürstenberg/Havel

    Development of a utilisation concept for the moated castle in Fürstenberg/Havel building survey, utilisation concept and economic feasibility study

    Analysis of House 1 of the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam

    Analysis of the energy demand and CO2 emissions of a refurbishment property taking into account sustainability criteria and thermal bridge calculations

    Common Infrastructures in Neighbourhood Development for the Common Good

    An investigation into the potential and barriers to the implementation of "shared infrastructure".

    RWTec-DeTox: Development of a Modular System Concept for the Decontamination of Art and Cultural Artefacts

    The aim of the project is to develop methods for the effective decontamination of wooden cultural heritage objects contaminated with harmful substances. The aim is to develop methods that are gentle on the objects whilst also enabling a significant reduction in the use of biocides.

    Interdisciplinary at the Monument

    Transfer, innovative methods and research-based learning in practical projects for the preservation of the cultural heritage of Uzbekistan

    Natural Sciences | Environmentally Induced Degradation of Synthetic Conservation and Restoration Agents

    Documentation – Exemplary conservation and restoration using selected examples – digital knowledge transfer.