The study programme of International Master of Interior-Architectural Design (imiad) will host a two-week international workshop with students from HFT Stuttgart and the partner universities CEPT Ahmedabad/India and ITÜ Istanbul/Turkiye in summer 2024 from 8 to 19 July. In contrast to conventional summer schools at architecture faculties, this workshop will not take place in a drawing room or seminar room. Instead, participants will have the opportunity to participate in the implementation of a real construction project.
Youth Hangout Ingersheim - a living lab in the research project "Stuttgart 210: think ahead - continue building!"
A team of architects and engineers from the universities of Konstanz, Stuttgart and Karlsruhe are working with proHolz Baden-Württemberg to repurpose concrete formwork from the construction site of the new central station in Stuttgart and are investigating ways to reuse these auxiliary building tools as part of various living labs. In July 2024, the „Youth Hangout Ingersheim“ living lab will be built as a design-build project as part of an international workshop together with 43 students from three partner universities (CEPT, ITU and HFT) of the imiad master’s program at the University of Applied Sciences Stuttgart. The design is characterised by a spectacular interior, which is characterised by the wooden surfaces of the cleaned formwork elements.
Further informations about "Stuttgart 210: think ahead - continue building!"
stuttgart210.de
The workshop is being organised by Prof. Andreas Kretzer and Dipl. Des. Melissa Acker in close cooperation with the research team “Stuttgart210” and the municipality of Ingersheim.
HUMP DAY @ HÄFELE BLACKBOX
Friday, 12 July 2024, 6:00 p.m., Römerkastell, Stuttgart
After the first half of the workshop, a lecture evening with impulses on circular building and the future of timber construction will take place in the HÄFELE BLACKBOX in Römerkastell Stuttgart on Friday, July 12, starting at 6 pm.
Lectures
Prof. Margit Sichrovsky | LXSY Architekten, Berlin | HFT Stuttgart
Circular Building Design: Strategies and Tools
For us, architecture offers a way of searching the built environment for solutions to the most pressing social, societal, economic and ecological challenges of our time. True originality and creativity emerges when human coexistence, our immediate environment and our global context are taken into account.
Prof. Stefan Krötsch | Klingelhöfer Krötsch Architekten, Munich | HTWG Konstanz
Architecture, Timber and other Challenges
Timber could be the perfect material for the future challenges the building sector is facing. Unfortunately it usually takes a lot of concrete to build with timber. This is where architecture has to find new paths into the future.
Further information and free of charge registration
blackbox.nimbus-lighting.com
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