The Object Lab is dedicated to the intensive exploration of three-dimensional form. Various techniques can be used to prototype a wide range of artefacts for products and (interactive) installations. Particular attention is paid to analogue design tools, including tactile methods of working in various materials (such as cardboard, clay and rigid foam) and subsequent techniques. Digital processes such as 3D modelling (Fusion 360), 3D scanning, 3D printing and laser cutting will also be explored.

• Do you have an idea but don’t know how to make it happen?
• Do you want to explore the possibilities of the Object Lab or try out certain techniques?
• Are you looking for an opportunity to discuss the state of your project with peers?

Then the TinkerLAB sessions are for you. Every Wednesday* evening from 18:00 – 20:00, the doors of the Object Lab are open to all questions! Just pop round – it doesn’t matter which faculty you’re studying in.

The TinkerLAB is part of the DIY Campus Initiative with Prof. Johanna Diehl and Dr. Beatrice Barrois.

You can find the most recent information and data about the format on the Objektlabor Wiki at Schedule & Events

*During the lecture period.
**Access to the object laboratory for independent work will be granted by arrangement and subject to completion of a laboratory introduction course.