Lecture series "HABITABILITY" – Arturo Escobar *cancelled*
Vortragsreihe "HABITABILITY" – Charlotte Malterre-Barthes
Vortragsreihe "HABITABILITY" – Angelika Hinterbrandner
Vortragsreihe "HABITABILITY" – Xiaowei R. Wang
Vortragsreihe "HABITABILITY" – Hélène Frichot
Vortragsreihe "HABITABILITY" – Dominik Campanella
science talk
What does climate breakdown do to architectural education?
Tatjana Schneider spricht über Architecture and Politics
Ayat Tarik zu Gast beim Symposium und Fest 40 Jahre Architekturgalerie am Weißenhof
Tatjana Schneider zu Gast bei JUNG & naiv
Licia Soldavini co-moderates the panel 'Engaging with Territories' at the Constructlab symposium 'On the Network'
Einführungsveranstaltung A3 Seminare Wintersemester
Runder Tisch 'Reallabor Braunschweig. Wissensproduktion und Stadtgestaltung'
Buchpräsentation Erbschaften
Stegreif #05 – 30 Stunden #Landtagswahlen
Rundgang Architektur
Einladung zur Filmvorführung „Wenn Wände reden könnten…“
GTAS beim Tag der Vielfalt
Arne Herbote zu Gast bei den Alfelder Stadtgesprächen
16. Baukultursymposium: Kooperation Stadt und Land
Make The World Green Again! – Mit Tatjana Schneider, Rebecca Freitag und Niko Paech
Tatjana Schneider to give keynote at the 15th Conference of the international Forum on Urbanism (IFoU)
Tatjana Schneider spricht im Rahmen der Ausstellungseröffnung 'Irmel Kamp. Architekturbilder'
Podiumsdiskussion Bahnstadt und Bahnhofsviertel – Nachhaltigkeit in der Stadtentwicklung
Stella Flatten tritt mit dem Chor der Statistik im Rahmen des KO-Markts auf
Making Futures book release
Workshops der New Alphabet School als Projekt des Haus der Kulturen der Welt zum Thema "Verwildern / Feralizing" in Warschau
Stella Flatten hält Kurzvortrag im Rahmen der Veranstaltungsreihe: Orte der Zwangsarbeit, Teil VI: Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg
Multiple Marseille
Tatjana Schneider ist Gast bei Vitapolis
Salon der Wissenschaft - Fragen an die Zukunft
Rebel Talks for Change
Treffen Mitteldeutscher Stadtforen
Tatjana Schneider spricht im Rahmen der Vorstellung des Berliner Wohnungsmarkreports
Tatjana Schneider diskutiert Leerstand und Zwischenraumnutzung
Tatjana Schneider to take over as internationalisation officer
Tatjana Schneider to contribute to 2022 Wallenberg Symposium at Taubman College
Stellenausschreibung
Tatjana Schneider spricht im Rahmen des Symposiums 'The Future of Cities. Not for Granted'
Tatjana Schneider ist Gastkritikerin an der Professur für Urban Design
Niloufar Tajeri spricht im Rahmen der Ringvorlesung "Identität und Erbe"
Tatjana Schneider contributes to the publication Archdiplomas
Tatjana Schneider spricht im Rahmen der Vorlesungsreihe TU for Future
Tatjana Schneider to give a talk as part of the ROOTS Winter Dialogues, Chennai
Stegreif #04 – 30 Stunden #climateemergency
Vortragsreihe „The Other Side of the Moon"
"CENSORED? CONFLICTED CONCEPTS OF CULTURAL HERITAGE" – Panel Discussion with Niloufar Tajeri, Nnenna Onuoha and Kristina Leko (Moderation: Jochen Kibel)
Christina Serifi and Anthony Powis present the research project Architecture after Architecture
The climate emergency has a number of implications for ways of thinking about architectural production. One of these is the removal of any imagined separation between human subjects and objectified natures. In place of this dichotomy, we are instead confronted with the need to radically rethink architectural production based on ‘a firm conviction that we need each other’s sensibilities’, including those of nonhumans.[1] In the context of this conference on participatory design, and as part of our wider research project Architecture after Architecture, we are interested in what form these future-oriented forms of practice might take.
Our paper discusses ways in which radically-open participatory practice can contribute to more equitable, diverse and inclusive forms of world-making, in the specific context of post-growth or degrowth rural communities. We begin with a definition of the Stoic term ‘oikeiôsis’. In contrast to ‘oikos’ (generally cited as the root of the word ‘ecology’), which describes home as something closed and static, ‘oikeiôsis’ depicts selves and lives as collaborative groupings or collective becomings that move together as they develop. To illustrate this dynamic concept of habitat, we will draw on an extensive database of projects that suggest alternative ways of producing space that can part of addressing climate change, and which are constituted by a variety of practices.
[1] Donna Haraway and Anna Tsing, ‘Reflections on the Plantationocene: A Conversation with Donna Haraway and Anna Tsing’, 2019

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19.–21. November ’21