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Workshop A - Network Constellations

with Joanne Pouzenc (Berlin, Germany),
Martinez Barat Lafore Architects
(Paris, France), 51N4E (Brussels, Belgium), C/O Now (Berlin, Germany), Urban Design Thinking (Berlin, Germany)

 

The Summerschool Series 2018 will shifts the focus to Berlin's city fringes, and reformulates the housing question: How can the current growth dynamics be discussed not just in terms of a quantitative problem, but as a potential qualitative matter of Berlin's city expansion? Hence, how can the "housing question" be thought of as an urban project - a large network constituted by single housing projects?

Therfore we will frame an analysis of the spatial & infrastructural qualities and amenities of Berlin's existing peripherial areas on a territorial level. Togehter with students and international tutors we seek to identify the networks of existing qualities and potentials of Berlin's urban fringes, and understand how such fragments might be linked and recomposed through the designation of new building sites, new areas, new networks.

26 July – 4 August 2017
@ Berlin's Periphery

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Wer baut die Stadt?
- Ein Gesprächsmarathon

'No-Image' in Cooperation with
'Was ist Ökonomie' (HU Berlin)
Upcoming - Summer 2018

 

More information soon.

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Quantity #2 -
200.000 Homes for Berlin

with Sebastian Weindauer,
David Bauer, Ana Martin-Yuste
Summer 2018

 

The city is growing rapidly with construction sites literaly at every corner. According to the 'Concept of Urban Development' Berlin needs 20.000 new homes per year. Until 2030 nearly 200.000 new homes have to be constructed.

'Quantity' would like to investigate how Berlin deals with its current city growth by asking the guiding questions: What are the currently applied solutions and strategies? Who is building? For whom is being built? And which city evolves by the driving forces?

April – June 2018,
Weekly Seminar, only for Students
@ TUB - Institute for Architecture
Straße des 17. Juni 152, 10623 Berlin

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Dérive in Berlins Periphery

with Sebastian Weindauer,
David Bauer, Ana Martin-Yuste
Summer 2018

 

In our expedition-/walking-seminar we would like to explore the unbound patchwork of chaotic idylls in Berlin‘s periphery.

Leaving the „Inner Ring“ behind - we aim to encounter the city´s fringes in an unbiased way - open ourselves to it (STEP 1: Contemplation), collect and later map our findings and impressions (STEP 2: Collection and Application). In this 3-Walk-Series, two early dates/walks will get us familiar with the techniques of the Situationists` Dérive, which we are then going to deepen in a nomadic 48-hours-Drift.

April – June 2018,
Weekly Seminar, only for Students
@ TUB - Institute for Architecture
Straße des 17. Juni 152, 10623 Berlin

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Quantity #1 -
200.000 Homes for Berlin

with Sebastian Weindauer,
David Bauer, Ana Martin-Yuste
Winter 2017

 

The city is growing rapidly with construction sites literaly at every corner. According to the 'Concept of Urban Development' Berlin needs 20.000 new homes per year. Until 2030 nearly 200.000 new homes have to be constructed.

'Quantity' would like to investigate how Berlin deals with its current city growth by asking the guiding questions: What are the currently applied solutions and strategies? Who is building? For whom is being built? And which city evolves by the driving forces?

October 2017 – January 2018,
Weekly Seminar, only for Students
@ TUB - Institute for Architecture
Straße des 17. Juni 152, 10623 Berlin

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Workshop C - Generic Objects

with FAKT (Berlin, Germany),
PEAKS (Paris, France),
Atelier Fanelsa (Berlin, Germany)
September 2017

 

'Generic Objects' concerns the non-architectural elements that fill the in-between and everyday of Berlin’s fringes. These objects epitomize and influence the utopian visions and desires of these areas. What does the single household’s desire of having a swimmingpool mean for a community when every neighbour has that wish? What is contextual when a mass of individual wishes creates a physical landscape of desire? 'Generic Objects' seeks to a broader understanding of spatial elements and context.

September 28th – October 3th 2017,
@ Malzfabrik Schöneberg
Bessemerstraße 2-14, 12103 Berlin

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Workshop B - Typolocigal Elements

with Bruther (Paris, France) &
Studio Amunt (Stuttgart, Germany)
July 2017

 

'Typological Elements' focuses on the level of typologies, types, and architectonic elements that define the landscape of para-urban Berlin. It is of particular interest how profane elements can become symbolically charged through bricolage, how classical types mutate through their own cultivation and renovation, and how romantic and playful variance arises from brute, pragmatic forms of logic.

27 July – 1 August 2017
@ Kunsthochschule Weißensee
Bergfriedstraße 17, Kreuzberg-Berlin

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Berlin Urban Protocols #3

with Klaus Risken,
Head of 'Stadtentwicklungsamt
District Pankow'
May 2017

 

Berlin Urban Protocols #3 is about the fastest growing district Pankow: until 2030 around 62.000 new inhabitants are exspected. We want to know more about the challenges and opportunities from an administrative and legislative point of view to organize such an enormous growth.

Wednesday, May 10th 2017,
7:30pm-10:00pm
@ Atelier Fanelsa & Place/Making
Bergfriedstraße 17, Kreuzberg-Berlin

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Berlin Urban Protocols #2

with Manfred Weißbach,
Head of 'Stadtentwicklungsamt
District Marzahn-Hellersdorf'
April 2017

 

Berlin Urban Protocols #2 is about the impact of Berlin's 'StEP 2025 - Wohnen' on the district of Marzahn-Hellersdorf. We want to know more about its applicability from its point of view: What does an overall city development concept mean for planning on the district level?

Wednesday, April 12th 2017,
7:30pm-10:00pm
@ Atelier Fanelsa & Place/Making
Bergfriedstraße 17, Kreuzberg-Berlin

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Berlin Urban Protocols #1

with Kurt Nelius,
Senate Department for Urban Development and Housing,
March 2017

 

Berlin Urban Protocols #1 is about Berlin's overall city planning framework: StEP 2025 - Wohnen. We want to know more about its approach, planning tools and tendencies in an on-going process of city growth.

Wednesday, March 1th 2017,
7:30pm-10:00pm
@ Atelier Fanelsa & Place/Making
Bergfriedstraße 17, Kreuzberg-Berlin

About

No Image is an ambitious student collaborative project. It arises from a specific interest into a new interpretation of the normally so-called periphery. It seeks to develop contemporary modes of representations, narratives and planning tools on the intersection of architecture, urban design and landscape architecture through collaborations and workshops. Therefore it tries to investigate innovative forms of knowledge production and sharing questioning how images and narratives influence and shape our design.

No-Image is a "Projektwerkstatt" at the TU Berlin in Cooperation with Chair for Urban Design & Urbanization (CUD)

TU Berlin
Institute for Architecture
Straße des 17. Juni 152,
Raum A 805, Sekr. A30
10623 Berlin

M info@no-image.de

Initiator

Sebastian Weindauer,
David Bauer

Team

Sebastian Weindauer, David Bauer, Ana Martin-Yuste, Brendan Finney, Ana Filipovich, Alexine Sammunt

Credit

Programming
Bastian Landgraf

Graphics
Sebastian Weindauer

© 2016 no-image

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Contributors

    Emmanuel Laux, Lukas Pappert, Julia Lenz, Phil von Lueder, Lisa Wagner, Miriam Stoney, Anna Richter, Haney Phan, Hanna Kralovanszky, Sophia Oropeza, Sandra Bartoldi (Büro für Konstruktivismus, Berlin), Roger Bundschuh (Bundschuh Architekten, Berlin), Christian Junge (Senatsverwaltung für Stadtentwicklung und Wohnen, Berlin), David Levain (Chair for Urban Design and Urbanism, TU Berlin), Matthias Heyden (Urban researcher & Activist, Berlin), Jan Lindenberg (place/making, Berlin), Sonja Nagel & Jan Theissen (Amunt, Suttgart), Alexandre Theriot, Quentin Mandiot (Bruther, Paris), Tobias Hönig (C/O Now, Berlin), Joachim Trezib (Architectural Theorists, Berlin), Thomas Stellmach (TSPA Planning & Architecture, Berlin), Dr. Michael Gordon (Amata AG, Berlin), Joanne Pouznec (Architectural Curator, Berlin & Toulouse), Sebastian Ernst & Jonas Tratz (Fakt, Berlin), Charles Aubertin & Eva Maloisel (Peaks, Paris), Niklas Fanelsa (Atelier Fanelsa, Berlin), Alexander Korte, (Project Developer, AMLT Group), Prof. Mischang (Städtebau & Siedlungswesen, Orts-, Regional- & Landesplanung, TU Berlin)
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research project
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No-Image - Summerschool Series 2018 - Call for Participants (PDF/1,4MB) - CC-BY 4.0
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No-Image - Wer baut die Stadt? - Ein Gesprächsmarathon (PDF/265KB) - CC-BY 4.0
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Quantity #2 - 200.000 Homes for Berlin (PDF/87KB) - CC-BY 4.0
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Dérive in Berlin's Periphery (PDF/87KB) - CC-BY 4.0
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Quantity #1 - 200.000 Homes for Berlin (PDF/77KB) - CC-BY 4.0
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Workshop Series 2017 (PDF/2.1MB) - CC-BY 4.0
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Workshop Series 2017 (PDF/2.1MB) - CC-BY 4.0
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Berlin Urban Protocol #3 - Auf der grünen Wiese (PNG/179KB) - CC-BY 4.0
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Berlin Urban Protocol #2 - Wer plant die Planung? (PNG/237KB) - CC-BY 4.0
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Berlin Urban Protocol #1 - Blick in den Maschinenraum (PNG/169KB) - CC-BY 4.0