In Good Company: Our Project Featured in DETAIL Magazine

Our Project Featured in DETAIL Magazine

Collegium Academicum as an Example of Forward-Thinking Timber Construction and Collaborative Planning

For decades, the architecture magazine DETAIL has been one of the most influential voices in the international architectural discourse. With its clear, construction-focused approach and special emphasis on the built detail, it is regarded as a key reference for planners, firms, and institutions worldwide.

All the more reason for our excitement that our project, Collegium Academicum in Heidelberg, is featured extensively in the current issue. DETAIL’s editorial team recognizes not only the high construction quality but also the social ambition and cooperative design process behind the project.

👉 Read the article: DETAIL – Collegium Academicum by DGJ Architektur

DETAIL: A Benchmark and a Medium

For over 60 years, DETAIL magazine has accompanied the development of building culture — with a particular focus on what is technically feasible, aesthetically coherent, and socially relevant. Few other media connect architectural design, precise planning, and construction know-how so rigorously.

Being published in DETAIL is not only an acknowledgment for many architecture offices but also a professional space for critical resonance:

• Curated by quality and relevance, not by size or status
• Technically profound without neglecting atmospheric qualities
• Internationally received, especially in academic and planning circles

To be featured in this context also means: the project stands as an exemplary representation of a certain architectural attitude — one that DETAIL consciously highlights.

A Project Among Good Company

With Collegium Academicum, our work joins a long tradition of innovative buildings documented by DETAIL — from 21st-century housing concepts to radical timber construction approaches. It is a special honor for us to be recognized in this context and to participate in an architectural discourse that extends far beyond the individual project.

We thank the DETAIL editorial team for their trust and careful presentation.