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In dieser Arbeit geht es darum, wie eine Institution, die dreidimensionales Sammlungsgut besitzt, oder ausstellt, bei der Digitalisierung eben dieses Sammlungsgutes vorgehen könnte. Es wird dabei auf aktuelle Standards und Möglichkeiten eingegangen die Sammlungsstücke zu archivieren und der digitalen interessierten Öffentlichkeit und Wissenschaft zugänglich zu machen. Anhand des praktischen Beispiels der Digitalisierung des Wegemessers aus dem GRASSI Museum für angewandte Kunst Leipzig, wird auf mögliche Methoden zur Erstellung von dreidimensionalen Objekten eingegangen, wie der Prozess geplant und begleitet werden kann und welche Rahmenbedingungen dabei gegeben sein sollten, wie zum Beispiel Veröffentlichungs-Standards von Daten und wo die Daten veröffentlicht werden könnten.:Abbildungsverzeichnis Einleitung Hauptteil Planungsfragen zu der Durchführung der Digitalisierung Der Wegemesser und sein Erschaffer Festlegung der Ziele der Digitalisierung Digitalisierung für ein bestimmtes Datendepot? Ja oder nein? Sammeln der Daten und Durchführung der Digitalisierung Weiterverarbeitung der Daten Welche Formate für die 3D-Daten? Metadaten Rechtsfragen Schluss Zum Autor Selbstständigkeitserklärung Literaturverzeichnis Anhänge

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The thesis explores the utilization of light as a medium. How does light affect human experience? The revelations produced in this thesis showcase the beauty of seemingly mundane daily occurrences. Architects are the stewards of the built environment. Design application in a building directly contributes to daily human experience. Why can't standardized design application include the mastery of light? The design objective in this thesis is to manipulate light by creating spaces that enrich the viewer's comprehension of these experiences. The development of each space relies on experimentation, solar geometry, form, and materiality to achieve each revelation. Each exhibition is designed to be an immersive experience where the presence of an individual allows the space to be revealed. In some of the experiments light uses the individual as the medium, while the other experiment's revelations are presented to the individual. While exploring the collection of spaces, each individual will encounter topics of sight, movement, and sky. / Master of Architecture / This thesis explores the utilization of light as a medium. How does light affect human experience? The exhibits produced in this thesis showcase the beauty of seemingly mundane daily occurrences. The design objective in this thesis is to manipulate light by creating spaces that enhance the viewer's comprehension of these experiences. The development of each space relies on experimentation, solar geometry, form, and materiality to achieve each experience. Each exhibition is designed to be an immersive experience where the presence of an individual allows the space to be revealed. While exploring the collection of spaces, each individual will encounter topics of sight, movement, and sky.

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Skin is a very broad topic that allows discovering and exploring all the possibilities of what skin can be. Furthermore, skin is much known for its flexibility that can shape and wrap almost every object we can think of. At the beginning of my thesis research about skin, I thought I knew enough about it to start, but I discovered later on that skin is not a surface. Moreover, I directed myself into exploring more and more about skin and its characteristics. I built many models to help me understand some of the natural identity of skin and related materials. Those models became a concept for my project - a museum of skin instruments - in Alexandria, Virginia where I implied the mechanism of different skin instruments in each building. Exploration and experiments were the key to develop my design process. / Master of Architecture