architecture city space (world heritage studies)
Exploring everyday-life and spatiality of urban housing heritage, the ACS seminar aims to generate a basic understanding of the complexity of architecture, city and space. A first insight into a wide range of different architectural and urban design topics is meant to enable students to an initial understanding and judgment of architectural practices and urban environments. The investigation of the multiple layers of architecture such as the spatial, the social, the cultural, the material and the temporal are crucial to the seminar. The seminar builds upon the application and the deepening of insight from continuous supervised research, literature reviews, in-class discussions, city-walks and on-site workshops.
summer 18
SÜDLICHE FRIEDRICHSTADT
the production of space in friedrichstraße
summer 17
60PLUS XXL ICOMOS student competition
Schlangenbader Straße // NKZ Kottbusser Tor // Wohnbebauung Hallesches Tor
winter 16/17
WHOSE GARDEN? WHOSE CITY?
living the heritage of berlins garden city estates
summer 15
PLANETARY URBANISM _ CRITIQUE OF THE PRESENT
ARCH+ publication: istanbul - great city life
winter 14/15
WHOSE ARCHITECTURE? WHOSE CITY?
everyday-practices in berlins modernist housing estates
summer 14
HANSAVIERTEL AND STALINALLEE
unhiding urban matters of everyday life
winter 13/14
BERLIN TO LET
changing spatiality of rented housing in Berlin
publication:
WHOSE ARCHITECTURE? WHOSE CITY?