FUTURE OF LIVING – URBAN AGRICULTURE – CULTURAL MEMORY

FUTURE OF LIVING – URBAN AGRICULTURE – CULTURAL MEMORY

To tap the potential of global learning by building a Sino-German network of city makers who are pioneering for novel models for livable cities.

Animalesque Spring Talks

Animalesque Spring Talks

A Lab Talk to kick off visions about an Animalesque utopia in cities.
Partners: AA Architectural Association Visiting School, London, Fab Lab Berlin, NABU Berlin, TU Berlin

Premio Berlino Fellowship 2017 – 2018

Premio Berlino Fellowship 2017 – 2018

The Premio Berlino award aims to promote contemporary Italian architecture, facilitate exchange of experience and cultural knowledge, and encourage internationalisation and mobility of Italian architecture professionals, providing two emerging architects with a six-month opportunity in Berlin for further professional development.
Partners:Italian Cultural Institute, Berlin; Italian Ministry of Culture, Rome; Italien Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Rome

Borders and Territories. #1 Identity in Place

Borders and Territories. #1 Identity in Place

During the first event of the programme, participants from diverse disciplines engage in discussions to provide an introduction to the ongoing development concerning territories, cultural borders, identities, and geopolitical corridors, sharing insights into their motivation, work, and positions on these matters.
Partners:creative industries fund NL; Lars Müller Publishers, Zurich

Craftsmanship in the Digital Age #5: Craft in Code

Craftsmanship in the Digital Age #5: Craft in Code

A lecture by Richard Sennett, concluding the ANCB series Craftsmanship in the Digital Age.
Partners:Forschungsinitiative Zukunft Bau (BBSR), Bonn; Netherlands Embassy in Berlin; Baunetz; NOWlab@BigRep, Berlin

Craftsmanship in the Digital Age #4: Alternative Sketch to Site Processes

Craftsmanship in the Digital Age #4: Alternative Sketch to Site Processes

The digital era enables new structures for managing communication in the building process, like BIM. These frameworks involve manufacturers of building components and facilitate closer communication between architects and the production of finished components.
Partners:Forschungsinitiative Zukunft Bau (BBSR), Bonn; Netherlands Embassy in Berlin; NOWlab@BigRep, Berlin; Rieder Group, Maishofen

Craftsmanship in the Digital Age #3: Resetting Values for Architecture and the Building Industry

Craftsmanship in the Digital Age #3: Resetting Values for Architecture and the Building Industry

The third discussion explores societal issues impacting architecture practice, with a focus on factors like cost efficiency and energy performance. Digital fabrication presents an opportunity for closer collaboration between manufacturers and architects, allowing for the reintroduction of critical craftsmanship values in building practice. .
Partners:Forschungsinitiative Zukunft Bau (BBSR), Bonn; Netherlands Embassy in Berlin; NOWlab@BigRep, Berlin

New Functions of the Surface

New Functions of the Surface

Thinking the city as a sequence of layers, this investigation into the cities' envelope, surfaces and spheres goes beyond façades, roofs and pavements to serve as the starting point for a societal, technological, cultural and infrastructural analysis, offering a new integrated understanding of the city.
Partners:Schüco International KG, Bielefeld

Rural-Urban Transition: Strategies in Diversity

Rural-Urban Transition: Strategies in Diversity

A conversation with the curators of the 2017 UABB - Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism\Architecture, Shenzhen: Cities, Grow in Difference (城市共生) exploring diverse visions and strategies of urban growth to face the challenges of excessive urban expansion and the uniformisation of social life.
Partners: UABB – Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism\Architecture, Shenzhen, Hong Kong

Craftsmanship in the Digital Age #2: Innovative Building Components

Craftsmanship in the Digital Age #2: Innovative Building Components

This second discussion explores the potential of digital fabrication to expand the functional scope of building components beyond the structural and the aesthetic.
Partners:Forschungsinitiative Zukunft Bau (BBSR), Bonn; Netherlands Embassy in Berlin; NOWlab@BigRep, Berlin; Rieder Group, Maishofen