Martin Emmerer

MARTIN EMMERER (Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn.) is architect and co-founder oft the architecture collective Hope of Glory. The new southern wing of the castle museum in Linz can be named one of his most important realized projects. His focus on drafting was always attended by a strong interest in computer science and programming, which led him to the development of architecture-specific softwaretools. In 2015 he received a doctor's degree in CAAD. His PhD thesis entitled Architektur Routine(n) figures out the potentials of a machinic evaluation of architectural design solutions. Martin Emmerer has been visiting lecturer and guest critic at Graz University of Technology.

SITES

	HoG architektur ZT GmbH
	Archilles Software e.U.

SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS

Designer at the Mixing Console: New Intruments for the Architectural Form-Generation Process.

In: GAM 10: Intuition and the Machine, AMBRA Vienna 2014

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Architektur Routine(n) - Machinic Evaluation Of Architectural Design Solutions Based On A Formalized Building Specification.

PhD Thesis Martin Emmerer 2015

Reviewed by
Urs Hirschberg, TU Graz,
Ludger Hovestadt, ETH Zürich

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Personal

1976 born in Graz, Austrian Nationality

Professional

2000 Foundation ERSCHEINUNGSBILD Visualization
2006 Foundation HoG architektur ZT GmbH
2006 - Lecturer, University of Technology Graz
2018 Foundation Archilles Software

Education

1995 Matura (Modern Languages and Latin) Gymnasium Sacré Coeur Graz
2006 Diploma in architecture (summa cum laude), University of Technology Graz
2010 State-authorized civil engineer
2015 Doctor's degree (summa cum laude), architecture and CAAD, University of Technology Graz

Selected Buildings

2009 New southern wing - castle museum Linz
2012 Residential building 'Steinberg'
2013 Townhouse Ballhaus Graz
2014 Modification of the franciscan monastery in Graz
2016 Apartment building Waagner-Biro-Strasse Graz
2018 Cirque de Stattegg - shared-space main square Stattegg
2020 Veterinary clinic graz thalerhof