Projects of the Design Department

Screenshot einer Virtual-Reality-Anwendung

Course Project on Dealing with Typeface in Virtual Reality

Virtual reality, mixed reality and augmented reality have now become design spaces for very different action scenarios. And although the use of text is necessary for a large number of applications, it is noticeable overall that the handling of type and typography in VR/AR/XR is treated as a lower priority. We want to change this.

Eine Person bl?ttert sitzend in einem Fotobuch

Cheek To cheek

Grafik mit Tablet und Smartphone, auf denen eine Vergleichsliste von Umweltkosten f��r verschiedene Materialien zu sehen ist.

Materialnet

With Materialnet, the search and selection of materials and commodities as well as the evaluation of their technical suitability and ecological impact, works as easily and intuitively as online shopping.
The platform prototype for Materialnet was funded as part of the Innovation Fund of the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam.

Aufsteller mit dem "Spiel mit Grenzen �C Mein Klima-Budget" vor dem FHP Mobil beim Potsdamer Umweltfest 2021

Game with Limits �C My Climate Budget

The Game with Limits �C My Climate Budget was developed by Prof. Holger Jahn and Tobias J?necke as part of the materialnet research project and on the occasion of the 2021 Environmental Festival Potsdam. Since then, the Game with Limits has been used at various events. So far, more than 600 citizens have been reached and sensitised to the topics of climate, CO?e, residual climate budget and self��

Person steht in einem Raum mit verschieden gro?en Fotografien collagenartig an den W?nden

AND THERE, WHERE MY HOME IS

Vernetzen-Verstehen-Vermitteln: Amazonien als Zukunftslabor

Amazonia as a Laboratory for the Future �C Networking-Understanding-Communicating

Starting from collection objects, overcome borders and create spaces of networking, understanding and mediation.

Gem?ldecollage aus der Sammlung-Modebild

Restaging Fashion �C Digital Contextualisation of Vestimentary Sources

The interdisciplinary research and digitalisation project "Restaging Fashion. Visualisation of Vestimentary Sources" (ReFa) has developed explorative approaches to holdings from the Berlin Art Library with its collection Modebild �C Lipperheide Costume Library and from the Fabrics collection of the Germanisches Nationalmuseum Nuremberg.