Date: 10 September – 20 September 2016
Housing Infrastructures & Impossible Sites
Technische Universität Braunschweig & LABMOB/Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
In a fruitful and creative studio environment, German and Brazilian students explore innovative and visionary design solutions for 21st century Berlin together.
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Berlin is changing very rapidly. It is becoming a destination for very different kinds of people, growing by at least 40.000 dwellers every year and it is about to become of the largest cities in Europe with 3.7 million inhabitants.
The workshop highlights two critical questions that are intriguing to contemporary architects: How and where will these new Berliners live? How to transform “impossible” urban sites into desired and livable spaces? It looks for unconventional and creative design solutions focused at “Impossible Sites”.
This university design studio is part of the ANCB theme Human Scale Remeasured.
What if..
”Impossible sites in Berlin became indeed livable areas?
Studio Coordinators
Almut Grüntuch-Ernst
Vanessa Miriam Carlow
Victor Andrade
assisted by: Ana Zatezalo Schenk, Anna Lemme Berthod, Jana Gutge, Filipe Marino & Juliana Canedo
Group Photo
Group Photo
Photos © Aedes Metropolitan Laboratory
