Otto Lerke

Dr. Otto Lerke serves as an Alumni Researcher within the Integrative Computational Design and Construction for Architecture (T3.0) Team. He holds a Dr.-Ing. degree in Engineering and is actively engaged in Research Project RP 16-1 focused on developing a Robotic Platform for Cyber-Physical Assembly.

His educational background includes a doctoral degree in Engineering (Dr.-Ing.), reflecting advanced expertise in technical disciplines applicable to architectural innovation.

Dr. Lerke's research centers on the integration of computational methodologies with physical construction processes, specializing in robotic systems for architectural assembly. His work explores cyber-physical frameworks that bridge digital design models with tangible building execution, addressing precision engineering challenges in automated construction. This research advances the convergence of architecture, robotics, and real-time system control to transform traditional building methodologies.

As a core contributor to the Integrative Computational Design and Construction for Architecture (T3.0) Team, he drives the Robotic Platform for Cyber-Physical Assembly project, developing technologies that synchronize digital workflows with physical robotic operations for complex architectural fabrication.