FAAD Universidad Diego Portales | Berlin Architectural Experience
Art, architecture, and design students from the Universidad Diego Portales, in Santiago, Chile, visited 27 buildings in Berlin, in 7 days, 5 tours and synthetized their experience with photographs, drawing tools, written perceptual analysis and atmospheric visualizations, presented in a final review at ANCB. Partners: Universidad Diego Portales
Lab Talk Series: Innen.Stadt.Leben.
In the four-part ANCB Lab Talk series, representatives from various fields discuss the question of how to revitalize or prevent the decay of city centers. Partners:caspar., Cologne, Hamburg
The Turn of the Century
On the occasion of the reader’s presentation, Kaye Geipel, Lars Müller and Kester Rattenbury will discuss architecture in books with Louisa Hutton.
Under Repair: Can Architecture Mend Places?
An ANCB Lab Talk taking place on the occasion of the Aedes exhibition Jinyun Quarries – The Quarry as Stage to investigate the effect and meaning of architectural processes for landscape and place development.
Partners: Xu Tiantian, Beijing; Xiandu Scenic Area
Die Teilung der Welt: Zeugnisse der Kolonialgeschichte
In an impressive photo series, Ursula Schulz-Dornburg documented the monumental archive of the Spanish colonial power in Seville. Partners:Verlag Klaus Wagenbach, Berlin
STAGING THE NEXT GENERATION
The Russian Biennale as a Tool to Promote Young Architects
Christoph Hesse und Ritter Schumacher im Gespräch
The architects Christoph Hesse as well as Jon Ritter and Michael Schumacher present their projects and work in rural areas.
Universidad Diego Portales – Berlin Architectural Guide 2019
The BERLIN ARCHITECTRUAL GUIDE is the outcome of an audiovisual research conducted by students visiting from the Universidad Diego Portales. It aims to depict the multiple historical and ideological layers that interact throughout Berlin, reflecting the city's rich and diverse contemporary condition. Partners: Universidad Diego Portales
Open Architecture: Migration, Citizenship and the Urban Renewal of Berlin-Kreuzberg by IBA 1984/87
Akcan's book exemplifies inclinations towards an open architecture (or the lack thereof) in the context of the discriminatory housing regulations of IBA's urban renewal development in Berlin’s immigrant neighbourhood Kreuzberg.
Partners: Esra Akcan, Cornell University, Ithaca; University of Melbourne
New Space for Built Experiments in Rural China
In China, where dynamic urbanisation and globalisation processes have been taking place, the question arises: what happens to the countryside?
Partners: Li Xiangning, Shanghai
