Meet Nora Staab and Daniel Uhrig, architects with expertise in digital documentation, visualization, immersive technologies and cultural heritage projects.
nora
Based in Karlsruhe, Nora is an architect and visualization specialist working at the intersection of architecture, virtual reality, and digital representation.
Nora holds both a B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Architecture from KIT and is currently a Research Associate at KIT. Since establishing her independent practice in 2022, she has collaborated with architecture studios and cultural institutions, combining architectural expertise with advanced visualization technologies.
Alongside her independent work, she serves as Technical Director VR at the Ingenieurbaukunst Museum, where she develops immersive digital experiences that make architecture and cultural heritage accessible through contemporary digital media.
daniel
Daniel is an architect with a strong interest in the connection between design, technology, and communication. He studied Architecture at KIT, earning both his B.Sc. and M.Sc., graduating with distinction.
Since 2017, he has worked independently on architectural and visualization projects in collaboration with offices, institutions, and interdisciplinary teams. Alongside his professional practice, he was a member of the academic staff at KIT, focusing on digital design methods, computational workflows, and geometry.
His experience spans projects of varying scales and complexities, including planning, coordination, and project leadership, with an emphasis on translating ideas into clear and compelling built and digital representations.
join us
Are you studying architecture, design, or computer science and curious about the intersection of space and technology?
We’re looking for motivated students who want to explore 3D scanning, visualization, and interactive tools for cultural and architectural projects.
If you love coding or creating, let’s connect!
