I believe in the synergy effects developing when different disciplines and people meet. This synergy combined with an experimental and unbiased process-focused approach enables creativity with great innovative potential.
My field of work reaches from small to big scale design tasks, always focusing on an unconventional and experimental process of creation. I create spaces for creative synergies between art and science to enable innovation.
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ABOUT
Professor Natalie Weinmann is tutoring at the University of Applied Science Coburg. Her current work focuses on experimental design in collaboration with colleagues in the fields of science, design and architecture theory and practice. She has also worked as a freelance Designer with a variety of craft, design and architecture offices, such as ADJAYE ASSOCIATES in London and STEPHEN WILLIAMS ASSOCIATES in Hamburg.
Natalie graduated in MA of European Design from the Stuttgart State Academy of Art and Design in 2013. As part of the international BA/MA program, she studied additionally at ENSCI – Les Ateliers in Paris and at the AALTO University (TAIK) in Helsinki. Following on from her academic studies, Natalie was granted a scholarship for graduates by the state Baden-Württemberg in Germany in 2013 to further her experimental design led projects.
After tutoring at the Chair for Design Foundations and experimental Design at the ABK in Stuttgart, she received a Professorship at the University of Applied Science Coburg, where she combines her experimental research and hands-on design approaches whilst teaching multidisciplinary teams.
CLIENTS INCLUDE
KNIFF PROJEKTAGENTUR, MOOVEL GROUP GMBH, TRAFFO.IO, STUDIO TILLACK KNÖLL, METHODIC PRACTICE (London, UK), RECARO HOLDING, GMBH, STEPHEN WILLIAMS ASSOCIATES, ADJAYE ASSOCIATES (London, UK), MIKU – NATURSTEINVERARBEITUNG, ARCHITEKTURMODELLE BORIS DEGEN, DOSHI LEVIEN, (London, UK) Möbelschreinerei IXPLUS, WEINMANN GmbH – Metallverarbeitung & Werkzeugbau