Dr.-Ing. Tobias Arera-Rütenik
Building research
Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg
Competence Center for Heritage Sciences and Technologies
Main research areas
Career
Since 2016
Research Group Leader (Postdoctoral Researcher), Department of Building Research and Conservation, Department of Building Research and Conservation, Otto-Friedrich-University Bamberg
2012-2016
Research assistant (postdoctoral researcher) at the Department of Building and Urban History at the Technical University of Berlin with research and teaching duties
2012
Doctorate in building and architectural history and historical building research at the Technical University of Berlin
2007-2012
Research assistant (doctoral candidate) at the Department of Building and Urban History at the Technical University of Berlin with research and teaching duties
2006-2007
Diploma in building and architectural history and historical building research as a research project in collaboration with the Diputación Provincial de Toledo
1998-2007
Studied architecture at the Technical University of Berlin
Publications (selection)
Arera-Rütenik, T. / Nöbauer, A.: Bamberg vocabulary for historical architecture. Standard data for the recording of key findings, in: Competence Center for Heritage Sciences and Technologies 2018 - 2020, ed. Tobias Arera-Rütenik, Paul Bellendorf, Stefan Breitling, Rainer Drewello, Mona Hess, Gerhard Vinken. Bamberg: University Press of Bamberg 2022 (Reports of the KDWT 2), 146-149. Link to the publication
Arera-Rütenik, T. / Nöbauer, A. / Schalk, P.: Semantic modeling in building research. Subject-specific requirements for virtual 3D models, in: Competence Center for Heritage Sciences and Technologies 2018 - 2020, ed. Tobias Arera-Rütenik, Paul Bellendorf, Stefan Breitling, Rainer Drewello, Mona Hess, Gerhard Vinken. Bamberg: University Press of Bamberg 2022 (Reports of the KDWT 2), 140-145. Link to the publication
Arera-Rütenik, Tobias: Digital humanities in building research. Systematics and potential of coded building and finding descriptions as a knowledge acquisition and knowledge distribution tool, in: Building research in monument conservation. Quality standards and knowledge distribution, ed. Stefan Breitling, Jürgen Giese. Bamberg: University Press of Bamberg 2018 (Research of the Institute for Archaeology, Monumentology and Art History 5), 219-242. Link to the publication
Arera-Rütenik, Tobias: Digital technologies in building research and in the practical conservation of historic buildings – development, tasks, perspectives, in: The digital and monument preservation. Inventory recording - Monument mediation - Data archiving - Reconstruction of lost objects, ed. Birgit Franz, Gerhard Vinken. Holzminden: Mitzkat 2017 (Publication of the Arbeitskreis Theorie und Lehre der Denkmalpflege e.V. 26), 60-67. Link to the publication
Arera-Rütenik, T. / Kollatz, T.: Interdisciplinary perspectives on gravestones and visualization of spatial structures. Results of a project on historical Jewish cemeteries, in: Object and font. Contributions to the material culture of the Jewish, ed. Katrin Keßler, Alexander von Kienlin, Ulrich Knufinke, Sarah M. Ross. Brunswick: Jewish Cultural Heritage Network 2016 (Jewish Cultural Heritage Series 1), 25-29.
Arera-Rütenik, Tobias: Building researcher – epigraphist – computer scientist. Comprehensive survey of the Berlin-Weißensee Jewish cemetery in preparation for a UNESCO World Heritage application and its follow-up projects, in: Report on the 48th Conference for Excavation Science and Building Research from May 28 to June 1, 2014 in Erfurt, ed. Koldewey Society. Dresden: Thelem 2015, 106-115.
Arera-Rütenik, Tobias: Mies van der Rohe’s departure into modernity. The tomb of Laura Perls from 1919, Architectura. Journal for the History of Architecture 44/2 (2014): 107-116.
Arera-Rütenik, T. / Horn, T. / von Gaisberg, E. / Arnold, I.: 115,628 Berliners. The Weissensee Jewish Cemetery. Documentation of the comprehensive survey of the gravesites. Petersberg: Imhof 2013 (Contributions to the preservation of monuments in Berlin 40). Link to the publication
Arera-Rütenik, T. / Cramer, J. / von Gaisberg, E. / Kuznicki-Fischer, S. / Horn, T. / Tuma, A. / Arnold, I.: The Weissensee Jewish Cemetery. Inventory of an ensemble of architectural, cultural and artistic monuments, in: Jewish cemeteries and burial culture in Europe. International symposium, Berlin-Weißensee, April 3-6, 2011 , ed. ICOMOS Germany. Berlin: hendrik Bäßler 2011 (ICOMOS - Booklets of the German National Committee 53), 34-45. Link to the publication
Lectures (selection)
22.10.2024
„Language of the object - form of the inscription. Coherence of two information carriers“, Online workshop "Objects as Inscription Carriers: The Materiality of Inscribed Cultural Property in Digital Space", Community Cluster "Objects as Inscription Carriers" of the NFDI4Objects consortium.09.09.2024
„Formal Features of the Gravestones and Possibilities of their Analysis“, International Conference "Jewish Cemeteries in Premodern Europe: Interdisciplinary Perspectives", University of Duisburg-Essen.21.03.2024
„Stone Witnesses Digital: German-Jewish Sepulchral Culture between the Middle Ages and Modernity - Space, Form, Inscription“, with Lucia Raspe, MA Seminar "Jewish Heritage", Central European University (Prof. Dr. Carsten Wilke).17.07.2023
„The Object as a Complementary Carrier of Information: A Semantic Structural Model for the Analysis of Jewish Cemeteries“, Section "Jewish Cemeteries in Early Modern Germany: Interdisciplinary Perspectives", 12th European Association for Jewish Studies Congress, Frankfurt am Main.
