Grafik für die Summer School 2022 an der HFT Stuttgart

MetamorphoCity - Summer School 2022 has started!

Here you can find information about events, presentations & exhibitions around the topic. In addition, we show a diary of the daily highlights.

The experimental and playful redesign, the metamorphosis of structural relics of changing and outdated forms of mobility is the focus of the Summer School 2022.
Our vision is to create a resilient living space for people. Three concrete non-places in Stuttgart will become the experimental field for this.

The Summer School is a regular event of the HFT Stuttgart under the direction of the Rector Prof. Dr. Katja Rade. This year it is hosted by the Faculty of Architecture and Design under the supervision of Prof. Harald Roser.

Dates for events, presentations & exhibitions - Just drop by!

Vernissage of two exhibitions

25. July 2022, 17:00

MOVE YOUR CITY The photo exhibition shows works from the seminar of the architecture course. The exhibits make visible the traces that mobility leaves in the city. The seminar was accompanied by the photographer Andreas Langen (agency "die arge lola") and Prof. Harald Roser. HFT Stuttgart, Building 8, Atrium

SPOTX Exhibition of designs from the master's programme in architecture. How can resilient and people-oriented places be developed in the car-friendly city of Stuttgart? This question was pursued by the students in their investigation of non-places. Existing resources and potentials were identified and shown in terms of planning. The design was accompanied by architect Sascha Bauer ("STUDIO CROSS SCALE"), Prof. Michel Roeder and Prof. Harald Roser. HFT Stuttgart, Building 4, first floor studio

Exhibition "Sit on it" in the HFT Mobil

Under the motto "Sit on it", students planned emergency shelters for the homeless on the roof of the Breuniger parking garage in Stuttgart as part of their bachelor's thesis. The final projects were supervised by Prof. Juri Troy.

Exhibition location:
HFT Mobil, in front of building 8
HFT Stuttgart, Breitscheidstr. 5

Finissage with project presentations

05 August 2022, 10:00 - 12:00 a.m.

Summer School participants and guests move together to three locations, the experimental fields of the Summer School. On site, the students present their creative visions, projects and installations.

The three non-places, the experimental fields, are located in the immediate vicinity of the HFT Stuttgart campus and represent exemplary typologies of the car-friendly city:
The street (Büchsenstrasse and Holzgartenstrasse), the underground garage (B+B Parkhaus Katharinenhospital / Kriegsbergstrasse) and the parking garage (PBW Hofdienergarage / Schellingstrasse).

Meeting point for the start
10:00 a.m. at the south entrance of building 8
HFT Stuttgart, Breitscheidstr. 5

Stations
10.15-10.45 Presentation team "Street" (Büchsen- and Holzgartenstrasse)
10.45-11.15 Presentation team "Underground Parking" (B+B parking garage Katharinenhospital / Kriegsbergstrasse)
11.15-11.45 presentation team "parking garage" (PBW Hofdienergarage / Schellingstrasse)

12.00-12.30 small drink in front of the south entrance of building 8

All interested parties are cordially invited - just drop by!

HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE SUMMER SCHOOL

Sunday, 24 July 2022

Monday, 25 July 2022

Wednesday, July 27 2022

Thursday, 28 July 2022

Friday 29 July 2022

Sunday, July 31, 2022

Monday, August 1 2022

Tuesday, August 2, 2022

Friday, August 5, 2022

FINISSAGE

The METAMORPHOCITY Summer School came to a festive conclusion on August 5, 2022 with a grand finissage.

How can we turn a car city into a city that offers its people resilient living spaces, and how can we use the structural and spatial relics for this purpose? Three concrete non-places in Stuttgart Mitte became the experimental field for this question. They are located in the immediate vicinity of our HFT Stuttgart campus and exemplarily represent typologies of the car-friendly city: a street, an underground garage and a parking garage. The finissage took place at those three locations. The 19 participants of the Summer School, all contributors and numerous interested people moved together from one experimental field to the next. At each station, the respective team presented their creative redesign ideas.

Many thanks to Prof. Harald Roser and to all the numerous participants, supporters and facilitators.

Publish date: 25. July 2022 By Annabel Angus ()