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WERCK WORKSHOP BDA

Werck Noack Barckhausen GbR

Anton-Graff-Straße 24

01309 Dresden

« Hauptstadtobservatorium »

Ilsestraße 25

12051 Berlin

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Foto: Felix Dick

TEAM

Samuel Barckhausen, Dorothea Harrer, Lene Langenstraß, Nora Noack

VACANCIES & APPLICATIONS

We currently have a working student position open starting in April 2026.

Please send your application

including portfolio (max. 10MB), CV as PDF to info@werck.work

LECTURES & CRITICS

Guest Critic « Öffentliche Bauten » (Prof. Katharina Leuschner), TU Dresden, WiSe 2025/26

Making Elasticities - Samuel Barckhausen, 10/2025, Braunschweig, IBEA - OpenCultures

Embarking Bark - Samuel Barckhausen, 04/2025, Braunschweig, IKON - Lunch Lecture

PUBLICATIONS

OpenFactory Zine01: « Elastische Räume - Kontext » - Hrsg.: Till Zihlmann mit Samuel Barckhausen, Daniel Dieren, Braunschweig 2025

p e r s o n æ - Hrsg.: Prof. Helga Blocksdorf, Samuel Barckhausen, Ruben Beilby, Braunschweig 2023, ISBN 978-3-927115-96-5

IN SITU EX SITU - Hrsg.: Prof. Helga Blocksdorf, Samuel Barckhausen, Ruben Beilby, Braunschweig 2021, ISBN 978-3-00-070149-8

COLLABORATION

studiofrege

hauptstadtstudio.berlin

npp

Arne Maxim Koll

Wataru Furuya (BLS_ENGR)

MEMBERSHIPS

Architektenkammer Sachsen

Architektenkammer Berlin

Kunstverein Dresden

Förderverein des ZfBK – Zentrum für Baukultur Sachsen

Bund Deutscher Architektinnen und Architekten

« Stretching Space Across the Uncanny Valley. »

NORA NOACK

Dipl. Ing. Freie Architektin BDA

studied architecture at the University of the Arts in Berlin and at Musashino Art University Tokyo, Japan and received her diploma with honors - Max Taut Prize. She worked for robertneun, Ortner & Ortner BaukunstKersten Kopp (all Berlin) and Kengo Kuma (Tokyo). Her many years of long-term stays in Japan had a decisive influence on her understanding of space and architecture.

SAMUEL BARCKHAUSEN

Dipl. Ing. Freier Architekt BDA

studied architecture at the University of the Arts in Berlin and completed his diploma at the chair of Prof. Rolf Mühlethaler ETH. He worked for Helga Blocksdorf, Bruno Fioretti Marquez, Staab (Berlin) and studiopez (Basel/Tel Aviv). He taught at TU Dresden (Prof. Christina Köchling, FOK) and at IKON TU Braunschweig, where his current research focuses on biogenic building materials within the context of opencultures.