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12–11–24Substanz?-Sympoisum
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Join us on Wednesday, November 20th for the “Substanz?” Symposium in Berlin.
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HausMarlene Poelzig
29–10–24“Anecdotes and Interactions”
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Lecture at the Münster School of Architecture organized by the Department for Urbanism
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MSA-D6
02–08–24WALK AND TALK - Was geht?! Behalten und Umgestalten in unserer Stadt
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Join the event series by Hybrid Plattform.
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hybrid plattform
14–07–24“Making Matters” final presentations at TU Berlin

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Join the final presentations of our studio “Brick by Brick” in Halle 4.
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FG Making Matters
10–06–24“66CO2” public bench
at the LFA


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Join us at the London Festival of Architecture.
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London Festival of Architecture
09–05–24“Water Wareness”
at Ghent Art Book Fair


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The publication "Water Wareness" is now available and will be presented in Ghent on Saturday, May 11th.
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HumDrumPress
20–03–24Demonstration
LONG LIVE URANIA 4-10!


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Join the Demonstration on Saturday 23 March - 3pm at the highrise An der Urania 4-10 in Berlin.
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Initiative
an.ders Urania
14–02–24“Aufbruch ins Bestehende” at IFA Conference 2024


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On Friday, February 16th, the conference at TU Berlin will address the current paradigm shift of using existing resources.
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Program
IFA Conference 
12–12–23Pews and Perches 2024 Designers Announced
 

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 The winning design teams have been announced for the Pews and Perches design competition, which will see 6 public benches delivered throughout the Royal Docks in London.
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London Festival of Architecture
20–11–23An.ders Urania at Roundabout.ev


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On Friday, November 24, 2023, at 6:00 PM, the 'Initiative an.ders Urania' will introduce itself in the IFA Foyer of TU Berlin.

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Roundabout.ev
28–10–23Initiative an.ders Urania Petition  

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Stop the demolition of the high-rise building at Urania 4-10! Convert it instead!

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Petition at change.org
Lecture at Studio Maria Conen, ETH Zurich
20–09–24 
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Panta Rhei Collaborative about their current findings of the research project "Water-Wareness."
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Studio Maria Conen
13–09–23 Learnscapes Symposium


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Panta Rhei Collaborative will be part of the Learnscapes Symposium 2023 at Floating University in Berlin.

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Floating
18–07–23Interview with Ron Orp
 

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A conversation about Zurich's water supply and the research project “Water-Wareness”.

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Ron Orp
06–07–23 Interview with Tinatin Gurgenidze at syg.ma


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Dream Together: a Conversation with Members of the Panta Rhei Collaborative about the research for the third edition of Tbilisi Architecture Biennial TAB 2022.
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syg.ma
12–05–23Lecture at Leibniz Universität Hannover
 

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Lecture and Discussion on Wednesday 17th May, 19.00h at Leibniz Universität Hannover, Faculty of Architecture and Landscape Sciences.
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archifachschaft hannover
01–05–23Exhibition “Water-Wareness” at Displays
in Zurich
 
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Join us on 4th May for the vernissage at 6.30pm at Weststrasse 117, Zurich.


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Displays8003
24–01–23Exhibition
“Verdichtung oder Verdrängung?”
 

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Organized by MAS gta ETH and MAS in Housing ETH from Thursday, January 26, 2023, to Sunday, April 23, 2023, at ZAZ BELLERIVE.

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MAS gta ETH


13-09-23

Learnscapes Symposium: Unsealing Floating 

16. September 2023 13:30-21:30
17. September 2023 12:00 – 17:00 



The Learnscapes Symposium: Unsealing Floating invites past, present and future participants of the Learnscapes Programme for two days of workshops, talks and get-togethers – an opportunity to take a deeper dive into the floating landscapes of knowledge production and practices of un-, co- and re- learning beyond academia.

This season we aim to reflect practices of un-, re- and co-learning through the notion of unsealing – questioning established planning processes, breaking out of institutional borders and entrenched learning methods, developing new ways of practice-based knowledge production, envisioning alternative futures and narratives and exploring spatial transformations. 



Graphic: Roman Aurelio Karrer