| 1945-51 | Studied architecture in Munich. He did practical work as an architect and urbanist and also some educational journeys, some of them to accomplish buildings for Siemens. |
| since 1969 | Worked with Georg Nees developing computerbased construction plans. |
| 1969 | First implemented computerbased constuction plan, which was shown at the Siemens-booth in Hannover. |
| 1970 | Designed a pavilion in Sao-Paulo. |
| 1972 | Modelled an academic high school in Regensburg. |
Ludwig Rase
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| last name: | Rase |
| first name: | Ludwig |
| birthday: | 1925 |
| birth-place: | Nürnberg (Germany) |
Biography
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References
- Franke, Herbert W. & Jaeger, Gottfried, eds. 1973. Apparative Kunst : vom Kaleidoskop z. Computer. Köln:DuMont Schauberg
- Franke, Herbert W. 1971. Computergraphik Computerkunst. Munich:Bruckmann
- Piehler, Heike M. 2002. Die Anfänge der Computerkunst. Frankfurt/Main:dot-Verlag
- Rosen, Margit, ed. 2011. A Little-Known Story about a Movement, a Magazine, and the Computer's Arrival in Art: New Tendencies and Bit International, 1961-1973. Karlsruhe (Germany) & Cambridge, MA (USA):ZKM & MIT Press
- [unkown author] 1970. Werkstattedition Kroll - Computergrafik.
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