Who are the people who do today’s architecture? A talk series taking place in different cities looks into this question. Among the guests of Berlin Edition 01 was Barbara Holzer.
Digitalization affects all industries. Therefore, architecture is going through fundamental change. Within the series Grohe Dialogs „trends, theses, typologies“, three experts discuss digitalization and architecture: Herwig Spiegl of AllesWirdGut Architecture in Vienna, Julian Nida-Rümelin, professor of philosophy in Munich, and our founder and director Tristan Kobler. In German.
Please sign up for participation! (architektur@grohe.com)
At the conference and PhD colloquium at the Institute of Urban Design and Planning of Leibniz University, Philip Norman Peterson will give a speech about projects such as Wadden Sea Visitor Center at Cuxhaven under the headline "Building Beyond the Periphery".
Aspects of modular building are discussed by presenting different projects and production processes. Philip Norman Peterson is invited to talk about modular student housing project Frankie & Johnny (in German).
The symposium „either or. as well as. in between. Theses About New Exhibition Design“ at NRW Forum allows an insight into the current exhibition scene. Barbara Holzer is invited to give a lecture at the symposium. She will talk about the many different disciplines that meet in today’s exhibition design.
Further Lectures by:
Matěj Činčera, Jan Kloss und Adam Štěch (Okolo, Prag)
Tom Ising (Herburg Weiland, München)
Luise Reitstätter (Universität für angewandte Kunst, Wien)
Herman Verkerk (eventarchitectuur, Amsterdam)
As a contribution to a lecture series about museums of art, curated by editor Roderick Hönig, Tristan Kobler will speak about the staging of exhibits (in German).
Please note: Change of date - 11/05/2017 instead of 01/06/2017.
At the BAU 2017 trade fair, Philip Norman Peterson will present the student housing project Frankie & Johnny as an example of modular housing.
At the BAU 2017 trade fair, Barbara Holzer will discuss utilisation concepts and possible designs for existing areas and can thereby refer to several of her own projects.
At the Hrant Dink Foundation in Istanbul, a panel and workshop are held under the title "Curating Memory". The event's goal is to explore the creation of memorials and memory sites. Along with Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett, Mandy Sanger, Lebogang Marishane, Tristan Kobler is one of the speakers.
The Architect@Work Seminar is taking place at Station Berlin in Berlin on the 9th and 10th of November, 2016. Tristan Kobler will be holding a lecture on timber construction presenting the project „The Wadden Sea Visitor Center“ on November 9th, 2016.