5 Lehrveranstaltungen
Architekturentwurf

Fredrik Hellberg

Architecture as a field is larger than the canon that claims to define it. Through spatial practices that engage buildings and the worlds that surround, extend and reshape them, in this course we address the disciplinary transformation and expansion architecture is going through today. We pursue alternatives towards responsibility and solidarity in the ways we design, build and inhabit our… 2026W/2027S, Künstl. Einzelunterricht, 15.0 ECTS

Architekturentwurf

Lara Lesmes

Architecture as a field is larger than the canon that claims to define it. Through spatial practices that engage buildings and the worlds that surround, extend and reshape them, in this course we address the disciplinary transformation and expansion architecture is going through today. We pursue alternatives towards responsibility and solidarity in the ways we design, build and inhabit our… 2026W/2027S, Künstl. Einzelunterricht, 15.0 ECTS

Rehearsals in Worlding. Anti-Imperial Spatial Transformation

Maja Ozvaldic

The course engages with practices shaping and reconfiguring worlds through environmental, social, cultural, and aesthetic productions. Thinking with films, poetry, writing and other forms of artistic works across disciplines, the course aims to shift attention to analyses and imaginaries rooted in building and rebuilding (infra)structures “required for living.” Most importantly: this course will take place as a process of collective… 2026W, wissenschaftliches Seminar, 3.0 ECTS

To Situate: Envisioning place(s) of difference

Maja Ozvaldic

This seminar is looking at the relationship between architecture, embodiment and spatio-political dimensions of utopia. It is also an exploration of architecture’s agency between social realities and creative fiction assuming that possible futures have been imagined before in various ways. By revisiting past (architectural) utopias/futures through altered viewpoints - by moving the “view from nowhere” to a situated standpoint -… 2027S, wissenschaftliches Seminar, 1.5 ECTS