On March 21, 2025, the AMM Symposium at Bochum University of Applied Sciences opened its doors for the 18th time—welcoming students, architects, creatives, and professionals.
As a Program Partner Leader, RECKLI was not only present at the event but actively contributed to shaping its content—most notably through a special workshop designed for students of the Architecture Media Management program.
At the heart of our involvement was a creative, hands-on workshop in which students explored new approaches to surface design. The objective was to use artificial intelligence to create innovative structure designs that were not only visually compelling but also feasible to produce.
As part of the Exhibition Design module, our expert Christian Czernio guided the students in molding their designs in silicone and evaluating their practicality. After the curing process, the silicone structures were used to produce real concrete casts. These were showcased during both days of the symposium. Additionally, we provided students with initial insights into material technology and the use of bio-based materials.
The workshop was more than just a creative playground—it offered a valuable opportunity for exchange between students, RECKLI experts, and other symposium attendees. The participants’ enthusiasm and curiosity were tangible, as was their interest in integrating digital tools even more deeply into future design processes.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to Bochum University of Applied Sciences, the AMM team, and all students for the inspiring collaboration. The symposium once again demonstrated the immense potential that lies at the intersection of technology, design, and practical application—and we’re excited to continue along this path together.