How can we create a fairer, more affordable Berlin? Bringing together the Architect’s Union and the Berlin Tenants’ Union, this conversation explores how collective action can connect labour, housing and urban justice.
San Diego x Bochum x Bukarest | Summer Studio 2026
Bringing together students from Germany, Romania and the United States, this two-week international summer school explores one of Berlin’s most contested urban questions: Can Tempelhofer Feld evolve without losing the qualities that make it unique? Partners: New School of Architecture & Design, San Diego (NSAD); Ion Mincu University of Architecture and Urban Planning, Bucharest (UAUIM); Bochum University of Applied Sciences, School of Architecture (HSBO)
What’s Cooking #4
Why are women highly engaged in architecture and activism, yet often less visible? Helen Fleming, Simay Peters and Lena Olvedi discuss feminism, rethinking spaces and how bold ideas can transform the built environment.
Iowa State University x German University of Technology in Oman (GUtech) | Urban Form & Urban Nature 2026
Students investigate Berlin’s urban fabric through the lens of climate, sustainability and computational design, exploring the relationship between urban form and nature. Partners: Iowa State University, German University of Technology in Oman (GUtech)
University of Kentucky | Berlin Summer Studio 2026
Students from the University of Kentucky explore how formal investigations can be translated into site-specific architectural interventions within the public realm of Berlin. Partners: University of Kentucky
What’s Cooking #3
Bika Rebek and Shalini Vimal explore how architecture and ecology can move from afterthought to alliance.
Erasmus+ Cooperation | The Muse and the Space
This workshop brings together students from six European universities to explore the museum as a unique architectural space – at once social and intimate, public and deeply experiential. Partners: Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) Partner Universities
What’s Cooking #2
Silvia Gioberti and Christian Schmidts discuss performance, presence and the relationship between the physical and digital body in space.
Premio Berlino 2025–26
Mon., 22.06.2026, 19:00 The winners of the sixth edition of the Premio Berlino – Alberto Procaccini and Marco Iembo – present the projects they worked on during their stay at two leading Berlin architecture offices – bplus and Atelier Fanelsa – and reflect on their experiences in a conversation with Jonas Janke and Niklas Fanelsa, moderated by Lukas Feireiss. Partners: Italian Cultural Institute in Berlin
What’s Cooking #1
Julian Meisen and Emanuel Heisenberg in the first edition of a new event series, bringing together conversations and fresh perspectives from beyond the architectural status quo
