Daniel Nitsche M.Sc. Architecture
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Daniel Nitsche studied Architecture in Master program at EPFL (Switzerland) and TU Berlin (Germany) with a focus on critical sustainability and architectural concepts, which are flexible and shaped by social interaction.

Straight after his studies, he continued exploring these topics through his own Design Studio in Karlsruhe.


Alter Schlachthof 39 E5
76131 Karlsruhe


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Chronic
On Process Images (Studio)
Foundersince 2025

ARC Objets®
Creative Directorsince 2025

Balance and Tension
Writingsince 2025

Open Studio Exhibition2026
Cactus
Creative work2024

DNA Creative work2024

Academic studios

Urban Wild TypologyM.Sc. Thesis
Prof. Dieter Dietz2024

RACKM.Sc. Studio IIIProf. Mio Tsuneyama2023
Concepts of Layering
M.Sc. Studio II Prof. Finn Geipel2022

Circular Production & Housing 
M.Sc. Studio I
Prof. Claus Steffan2022

Living in the Collective
B.Sc. Thesis Prof. Johannes Modersohn2021

Industrielandschaft B.Sc. SeminarProf. Lars Hopstock2020
Cactus Creative work2024
Exploring the principles of balance and tension in structural elements. 





An adaptive and flexible modular building structure designed for horizontal expansion through the integration of various modules.

Starting with a central staircase module, additional modules can be seamlessly added to create a tailored and functional space.




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The structure harmonizes with the natural flora of New Zealand, featuring an open ground floor that blends seamlessly with the surrounding environment. The upper floor provides private rooms, ensuring a thoughtful balance between communal and personal spaces. 

This work builds upon concepts I explored in my previous project, RACK, developed at EPFL Architecture. The focus lies in experimenting with the principles of balance and tension in structural elements, designing frameworks that can adapt and grow to meet the evolving needs of residents.





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