Circular Strategies 6

  • Cultivating Matter. Is the future alive?
Symposium

Veranstalter*in

Department for Building Construction, Universität für Angewandte Kunst Wien

Datum

  • 20. November 2025–21. November 2025 Universität für angewandte Kunst in Wien, Wien, Österreich (Auditorium)

Schlagwörter

Biodesign, Biomimicry, Circularity

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The sixth International Circular Strategies Symposium addresses the theme of cultivating matter and poses the question of aliveness of future architecture. The global scale of destabilization of environments and rhythms calls for an urgent transformation of our strategies, also in architecture and building. Biology is the only other model we have to shape another future towards a more integrated world. The symposium “Cultivating Matter. Is the future alive?” serves as a platform for presenting and discussing approaches as well as case studies in architecture and design, that explore learnings from biology and the integration of organisms in materials and structures. Aliveness is based on processes that require stable patterns of flow of energy and matter, resilient and adaptable to changes. Cultivation is the design of an environment of existence, growth and stability for other living systems. Adopting aliveness in architecture implies long-term strategies of design and care, by developing new patterns of circularity and living together.

Vortragende

Camille Breuil , Carole Collet , Natalia B. Piorecka , Eliza Biala , Evgueni Filipov , Anne-Kathrin Kühner , Ille C. Gebeshuber , Florian Zischka , Ilaria Mazzoleni , Antonia Ablass , Gabriel Kaprielian , Stephanie Rentschler , Clemens Preisinger , Mitchell Joachim , Gonzalo Vaíllo , Lukas Allner , Lena Fritsch , Oliver Thomas Hamedinger , Sneham Pandey , Alexandra Adelina Lăcătușu , Nathanael Myers , Dimitra Almpani-Lekka , Stefano Corbo , Bastian Schleier , Luisa Zwetkow , Paul J. J. Treichl , Timothy Ryan

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Ort

Adresse

  • Universität für angewandte Kunst in Wien, Wien, Österreich
  • Oskar-Kokoschka-Platz 2
  • 1010 Wien
  • Österreich
Veröffentlicht Von: Camille Breuil | Universität für Angewandte Kunst Wien | Veröffentlicht Am: 17. Dezember 2025, 11:03 | Geändert Am: 16. April 2026, 15:04