My Knowledge Space: A New Public Library Prototype for the 21st Century
A symposium about the new Berlin library exploring the roles, tasks and functions of the public library of the 21st century as well as the demands it has to meet.
Partners:Central and Regional Library Berlin
Liveable Cities – Architecture Agendas in Singapore and Germany
Six architects from Singapore and Germany discuss what makes a great city to live, work and play in based around examples from Singapore and Berlin.
Cinema of the Future 2011. Can We? Make More Than A Cinema!
The studio explores how the arthouse cinema - an essential component of the cultural offerings of the city in the 80s and 90s - can achieve a new function and integration in both urban public space and community space. Partners: The Why Factory, TU Delft
The Reading Gardens
The students approach two central subjects: the future of a library and the location of Tempelhof as a possible site. Partners: PBSA - Peter Behrens School of Architecture Düsseldorf
DENK MAL BERLIN – Wer baut die Stadt?
Preview of the documentary film: 'DENK MAL BERLIN' with a subsequent conversation between Georgia Tornow and Regula Lüscher. Partner: Offroad Reports
Cinema of the Future 2010. Berlin Motion
The studio explores the notions of registration, representation and transformation of architectural space through motion media such as film/video and digital animation techniques. Students designed architectural solutions for specific locations throughout central Berlin. Partners: University of Applied Arts, Vienna
BERLIN WALLS
In the wake of the Berlin Wall's removal is a residue of interstitial spaces. Some can still be experienced in their original state while others have developed their own character. For the most part, their integration into larger urban developments has eliminated them. What to do with those spaces? Partners: École Spéciale d'Architecture, Paris
LOS ANGELES VS. BERLIN – How should cities deal with their architectural past?
A lab talk comparing Los Angeles to Berlin in terms of geography, history and urbanism. Partners:The John Randolph Haynes and Dora Haynes Foundation, Los Angeles; Alfred Herrhausen Gesellschaft, Berlin
LIQUID LIFE
Berlin's urban setting is seen as an open field where relationships amongst communities can be understood as a continuous process. Adopting four distinct media, students and professors from UEM develop proposals for urban reconfiguration along the River Spree in the socio-economically charged context of Berlin's Kreuzberg. Partners:Universidad Europea de Madrid
EDUCATING THE GLOBAL ARCHITECT: New Policies of Space in Times of Globalisation
The Inaugural Symposium of ANCB - The Aedes Network Campus Berlin. Partner: Stifung Deutsche Klassenlotterie Berlin
