LTU Architecture Dean Daubmann Wanted To Design Cars, Now Teaches Transportation Design

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LTU Architecture Dean Daubmann Wanted To Design Cars, Now Teaches Transportation Design

DETROIT – Karl Daubmann, the Lawrence Tech University Dean of Architecture and Design, talks about the transportation design works, from designing cities to houses, games to transportation, giving LTU a range of students and disciplines. An emerging culture of DIY, innovations and ranges of manufacturing from cars, to buildings to electronics.

Daubmann wanted to be a car designer, but he grew up on the east coast. Only after he walked through an architecture school did he realize he could design cars as well. He said technology has dramatically impacted architecture. He grew up in small family machine shop so tools like Computer-Aided Design has been some of the technology that become an extension of him as a designer.

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By Matt Roush|2017-01-19T16:14:33-05:00January 19th, 2017|M2 TechCast, Podcasts|

About the Author: Matt Roush

Matt Roush is a freelance writer, editor, and photographer, and co-host of MITech TV with MITechNews founder and publisher Mike Brennan. He is a longtime Michigan journalist and marketing professional, having spent more than 30 years in journalism for media outlets including WWJ Newsradio 950, Crain’s Detroit Business, the Kalamazoo Gazette, and the Traverse City Record-Eagle, and over a decade in nonprofit media relations and marketing for The Engineering Society of Detroit and Lawrence Technological University.