Architects, not Architecture
Architects, not Architecture is on again, presenting swiss power: Max Dudler, Mario Botta and Laura Fogarasi-Ludloff are the guests of the second Berlin edition.
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How Serial is Serial Building?
Submitted by Melissa Caflisch on Wed, 11/15/2017 - 12:12
Invited by IG Architektur, a panel of experts in serial housing have gathered for discussing serial construction. Berlin office director Philip Norman Peterson has presented the student housing project Frankie&Johnny, focussing on its modular design and pre-fabricated elements. Meanwhile, the container cluster in Berlin-Treptow is growing.
Raumwelten
The congress for space and brand staging hosts a variety of formats that shed light on the intersections of different design disciplines.
The opening night’s Special Lecture starts with a guided tour at the Filtermuseum.
Ground-breaking Ceremony Schlösslipark
Submitted by Melissa Caflisch on Tue, 11/14/2017 - 11:48
Construction has startet at St. Gallen residential development Schlösslipark with the traditional ground-breaking ceremony.
Thinking Spaces: Exhibiting as the Last Discipline in Co-Design
Submitted by Melissa Caflisch on Thu, 11/09/2017 - 12:30
The museum as social container
The narrative co-space
Collective Intelligence
Elements of an exhibition
Alienation effect through abstraction
Our handling of the space continues with the manipulation of the exhibits. Original objects become decontextualised in an exhibition, when they end up in a museum they find themselves in a context they have never been in before. Things become interesting when this new environment is used deliberately. A certain alienation effect through abstraction can open up new perspectives.
Published in DETAIL Inside 02/11/2017
Apocalypse — End Without End
Submitted by Melissa Caflisch on Thu, 11/09/2017 - 09:48
The exhibition’s theme may seem far-fetched for a natural history museum. More than a natural phenomena, the idea of Apocalypse is a cultural concept. However, environmental damage has become a real threat today. But doesn’t show history as well that natural and man-made disasters have always fuelled innovation? Scientific and cultural perspectives are interweaved in this show.
The exhibition is shown from November 10, 2017 (planned running time five years).
Whole Lot of Ways Towards Architecture
Submitted by Melissa Caflisch on Wed, 11/08/2017 - 09:59
As a contribution to the lecture series at the architectural department of University of Applied Sciences Augsburg, Berlin office director Philip Norman Peterson speaks about diverse approaches to architecture.
"Thinking Spaces" Out Now!
Submitted by Melissa Caflisch on Fri, 11/03/2017 - 16:31
How do objects, exhibition, and space interact? What are the present and future roles of exhibition designers? What are exhibition visitors’ needs today and where are they going? Is exhibiting the last discipline in co-design?
Barbara Holzer’s essay on her understanding of scenography, illustrated by project examples, has just been published in the DETAIL Inside.
Ground-breaking Ceremony Schlösslipark
Construction can start at housing development Schlösslipark in St. Gallen - for the those involved in the project a reason for gathering to celebrate the ground-breaking.
ELLI Residential Building and Studio
Submitted by Melissa Caflisch on Fri, 11/03/2017 - 12:03