When does the talk evening start?

The talk evening starts on May 19, 2026, at 5:30 PM.

Where is the event taking place?

The event takes place at the Rosenheim campus at Hochschulstraße 1 in Rosenheim.

How much is the entrance fee?

A price has not been reliably mentioned in the available information.

Is the event more technical or entertaining in nature?

The evening is clearly technically oriented, but remains accessible and lively due to the discussion format.

Are there any details about book signing or Q&A?

No verified information was available regarding this.

Is the event indoors or outdoors?

The event takes place indoors at the Rosenheim campus.

Wood and Clay become a conversation about the future and space in Rosenheim

Name: Stanislas Zimmermann: Talk Evening on Wood & Clay in Rosenheim
Start: 2026-05-19T19:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-19T21:00:00+02:00
Location: Campus Rosenheim

Wood and Clay as a Cultural Language of the Future in Rosenheim

The second talk evening at the Rosenheim campus focuses on a topic that uniquely connects architecture, sustainability, and spatial perception with Stanislas Zimmermann. The focus is on regenerative construction methods using wood and clay, which not only convince structurally but also allow for a distinct interpretation of the present. The office jomini & zimmermann was founded in 1996 by Valérie Jomini and Stanislas Zimmermann and has been working for years with natural and local building materials to create atmospheric quality and a healthy indoor climate. ([iglehm.ch](https://www.iglehm.ch/fachleute/region-nordostschweiz/jomini-zimmermann?utm_source=openai))

An Evening Between Material, Space, and Attitude

Those interested in architecture as a cultural discourse will find more than just a technical lecture here. The talk evening offers a perspective on building culture as a sensuous and simultaneously responsible way of thinking: wood carries warmth, clay binds atmosphere, both shape spaces with palpable presence. Jomini & Zimmermann explicitly describe the connection between regenerative architecture, regional materials, and atmospheric quality on their official page. ([j-z.ch](https://j-z.ch/office?utm_source=openai))

Why This Topic Resonates Now

The evening touches on a debate that has been gaining weight in Swiss and German-speaking architecture for years: climate-adapted building, resource conservation, and artisanal precision. Stanislas Zimmermann has been leading the Master's direction in Architecture at Bern University of Applied Sciences since 2022 and advocates for natural and local materials like clay, wood, and natural fibers there. This professional authority gives the talk a clear positioning in the current architectural discourse. ([bfh.ch](https://www.bfh.ch/fr/actualites/news/2022/stanislas-zimmermann-neuer-studiengangleiter-master-architektur/?utm_source=openai))

Rosenheim Campus as a Suitable Setting

The Rosenheim campus of the Technical University is centrally located in Rosenheim; the address Hochschulstraße 1 is part of the university location with a library and good connections. This creates an environment for visitors that combines academic openness and a calm discussion atmosphere. TH Rosenheim also refers to travel information and barrier-free access; parking options in the area are available according to city and campus information. ([th-rosenheim.de](https://www.th-rosenheim.de/die-hochschule/standorte/campus-rosenheim?utm_source=openai))

Conclusion: An Evening for Those Who Want to Not Just See but Understand Building Culture

The talk evening on wood and clay promises a focused encounter with an architecture that understands the future not just as a buzzword, but as practice. Those interested in sustainable building, indoor climate, and culturally-rooted architecture debates will experience an inspiring evening with substance. A visit is worthwhile for anyone who wants to experience material, idea, and attitude in direct conversation.