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.
Building More Future
A Lab Talk and Book Launch exploring how policy, planning and design are reshaping urban futures in Germany and the Netherlands. Partner: Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
From Ecocide to Repair?
Scholars from the Urban Theory Lab at the University of Chicago and the Habitat Unit at TU Berlin – in dialogue with leading voices in critical urban geography and political ecology – reflect on the socio-ecological entanglements linking cities to distant geographies of extraction, production, circulation and waste. Partners: Urban Theory Lab, Habitat Unit
The Crowning of Transformation
Gaudí anniversary, Sagrada Família and Barcelona World Capital of Architecture 2026: The talk explores urban futures between historical legacy and contemporary transformation. Partner: Generalitat de Catalunya
EUNIC NEXT! 2026
Young European designers from eleven countries rethink the material wood, sustainability and designing with imperfection. Partner: EUNIC Berlin
What’s Cooking #3
Bika Rebek and Shalini Vimal explore how architecture and ecology can move from afterthought to alliance.
Wohnraum, der nicht die Welt kostet
Vier zukunftsweisende Szenarien für nachhaltiges und bezahlbares Wohnen Partner: Buro Happold, empirica, Netzwerk Immovielien, urbi_et
Anna Heringer
Anna Heringer im Gespräch mit Anupama Kundoo und Antje Stahl über Architektur als Katalysator für lokale Transformation und Grenzgänge zwischen Ost und West – anlässlich der Präsentation des Zumtobel Group Geschäftsberichts Partner: Zumtobel Group
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
