Northern Alpine building culture of the late Middle Ages

建筑文化是以建筑环境设计为目的的社会互动的行为、组织、中介和反应的总和。它与有时限的心理、政治、宗教和审美背景密切相关。从14世纪到16世纪世纪，它的发展非常活跃，特别是在北方阿尔卑斯地区，并成为社会实践的一个重要因素。视觉空间表现能力的日益分化以及使用适当手段的更广泛的可能性和意图促进了建筑文化;然而，相反，只有不断在技术，媒体和组织方面进行阐述的建筑文化才允许这种分级表现。这些相互关系和相互依存关系需要更加密切的关注。因此，对这些复杂现象的研究有待于借助网络来深化。以前在建筑文化的子领域的单独分析将在它们的相互联系中被识别出来，汇集在一起并全面处理。该主题提供了许多科学学科的接口，特别是媒体，经济，法律的和语言史;然而，重点特别是针对社会，技术和建筑/艺术史。这反映在该网络成员群体的专业构成上。从实用建筑研究到建筑史、艺术史、人文史、中世纪/近代早期历史和语言学等领域的学者，在一系列国际工作会议上，对特殊的跨学科课题进行了研究，旨在为研究提供创新动力。除了研究内容方面的目标外，这还包括年轻研究人员的转移和晋升。该小组由不同职业层次的个人组成：博士生，博士后，获得学位的科学家和教授。与非德语国家研究人员的交流是该项目的一部分。

Building culture is a sum of action, organization, mediality and reaction of social interaction with the aim to design of the environment architecturally. It is closely linked to time-bound mental, political, religious and aesthetic backgrounds. In the period from the 14th to the 16th century it developed extremely dynamically, especially in the northern Alpine region, and became an important element of social practice. Building culture was promoted by increasingly differentiated abilities for visual spatial representation and the ever more widespread possibilities and intentions to use appropriate means; conversely, however, only a building culture that was constantly elaborated in technical, medial and organizational terms allowed such graded representations. These interrelationships and interdependencies require more intensive attention. Therefore, research on these complex phenomena is to be deepened with the help of the network. Previously separate analyses in sub-areas of building culture will be made recognizable in their interconnectedness, brought together and dealt with comprehensively.The topic offers interfaces to many scientific disciplines, in particular to media, economic, legal and linguistic history; however, the focus is especially directed towards social, technical and architectural/art history. This is reflected in the diverse professional composition of the network's member group. The tableau ranges from scholars from practical building research to those from the history of architecture and art history oriented towards the history of the humanities to medieval/early modern history and philology.In a series of international working meetings, special cross-sectional topics are examined with the aim of providing innovative impulses for research. In addition to the research objectives in terms of content, this includes transfer and the promotion of young researchers.The group is made up of individuals at various career levels: Doctoral students, postdocs, habilitated scientists and professors. The exchange with researchers from non-German-speaking countries is part of the project.