We have always believed in sharing our knowledge and discussing our ideas and visions with an interested audience. This motivated us to set up the Transsolar World Academy in 2013.
Teaching is an interactive process that keeps us in touch with the questions that drive the next generation, and continually puts our approach under scrutiny. Networking with students and stakeholders in research and development keeps us abreast of new ideas and continually inspires us to improve. Transsolar employees also often take part in studio reviews and give lectures at universities or conferences, our current ongoing teaching assignments are:
- Prof. Thomas Auer, Building Technology and Climate Responsive Design, Technical University of Munich
- Prof. Volkmar Bleicher, KlimaEngineering, University of Applied Sciences Stuttgart
- As Assistant Professor Adjunct Pamela Cabrera is teaching environmental technologies at The Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture | The Cooper Union
- Dr.-Ing. Jasmin Gärtner teaches Building Physics for the Architecture and Urban Planning course at the IBBTE Institute for Building Materials, Building Physics, Building Systems and Design, University Stuttgart (Chair of Climate-Adapted Building and Design)
- institute for experimental architecture | building design and construction, University Innsbruck. Visiting professorship: Stefan Holst, Daniel Kiehlmann, Markus Krauss
- Dr. Wolfgang Kessling, Future Building Solutions, Danube University Krems
and Integrated Sustainable Design, National University Singapore
- Daniel Lago teaches light planning for the Bachelor's degree course ClimateEngineering at HfT Stuttgart / University of Applied Sciences Stuttgart
- Christine von Raven teaches the seminar “Energy-efficient Urban Planning” at the University of Applied Sciences Stuttgart as a lecturer for the Climate Engineering and Smart City Solutions courses
- Prof. Matthias Rudolph, Professor for Building Technology, Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart
- Monika Schulz, Master Bioarchitettura, LUMSA University, Rome