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Modular Building

Modular building is still a hot topic. Philip Norman Peterson gives a follow-up to his talk from last year, focusing on the by now nearly finished container student housing project Frankie & Johnny (in German).

 

From Vision to Building

At paläon – Research and Experience Center Schöningen Spears, the architectural landmark’s making of is displayed. Plans, models, and concepts that have been submitted to the competition in 2012 are presented in an exhibition that runs until September 30th, 2018.

 

Construction Start Lindower Strasse

Submitted by Melissa Caflisch on Tue, 05/08/2018 - 12:33

At the project site in Lindower Strasse, designed collaboratively with zweikant architekturen from Cologne, construction has been launched. The existing yards in Berlin district Wedding are expanded by further residential and commercial spaces: A 7-storey, tower-like annex completes the empty lot between the existing building and adjacent site; the annex complements spatially the added storey that sits on top of the existing structure in a pavilion-like manner.

Opening New Working Worlds

Submitted by Melissa Caflisch on Thu, 05/03/2018 - 16:37

What will work look like in the future? Nobody knows. A new exhibition unit at the DASA in Dortmund explores different fields, past and present scenarios, as well as general trends of economic and societal transformation. However, New Working Worlds wants foremost to illustrate that the future and the future of work is not determined and thus can be shaped in the present.

The new unit of the permanent exhibition opens on May 5th, 2018.

Opening Gender and Violence

Submitted by Melissa Caflisch on Wed, 04/25/2018 - 17:16

Violence and gender have always had a complex and often unsettling relationship. There is a persistence in attributing war with the masculine, peace with the feminine. A special exhibition at Military History Museum examines the phenomenon from unexpected angles and challenges established notions. The exhibition has been designed in collaboration with zweikant architekturen. The main curator Dr. Gorch Pieken has been assisted by the exhibition agency in charge, kursiv | text – objekt – raum. Graphic design has been developed by 2xGoldstein.

Graduates’ Travel Grant

Submitted by Melissa Caflisch on Thu, 04/12/2018 - 14:19

The Helmut-Hentrich-Foundation, established in 2001, invites BA graduates in architecture to apply for two travel grants over 5000 EUR. The foundation’s goal is to reward excellent bachelor theses.

Barbara Holzer, professor for design at the Peter Behrens School of Arts in Dusseldorf, is a member of the jury that selects the grant holders. Submission deadline is May 18, 2018.

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