The department architecture, space and society deals with the complex networks and social relations of architecture as well as the methods of making visible its production and transformation processes in everyday life. In doing so, it is always a matter of challenging a rigid object-oriented thinking in architecture and making anonymous groups, such as the users of buildings, visible as individual space-creating actors.
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Team
Lisa Anhut | Lecturer
E-Mail:?lisa.anhut(at)hcu-hamburg.de
Zainab Marvi | Lecturer
E-Mail:?zainab.marvi(at)hcu-hamburg.de
Julian Müller | Academic Tutor
E-Mail: julian.mueller(at)hcu-hamburg.de
Weronika Yuan?| Tutor
E-Mail: weronika.yuan(at)hcu-hamburg.de
Aktuelles
?Mit Wasser gebaut – Anthropoz?ne Verflechtungen“
Lesung – Workshop – Talk
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Donnerstag 22.08.2024?
13.00–20.30 Uhr?
Freiraum im MK&G?
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?Mit Wasser gebaut – Anthropoz?ne Verflechtungen“ vereint Perspektiven aus Kunst, Wissenschaft und Praxis, um die komplexen Beziehungen zwischen Wasser als Ressource, ?kosystem und Lebensraum und zeitgen?ssischen Raumpraktiken zu diskutieren. Das Tagesprogramm gliedert sich in drei Abschnitte aus gemeinsamer Lektüre, partizipativem Workshop sowie abschlie?endem Vortrag. Durch den Tag leitt Sabine Hansmann gemeinsam mit der Kunsthistorikerin Friederike Sch?fer (FU Berlin), der Medientheoretikerin Léa Perraudin (HU Berlin) und dem Künstler Sohorab Rabbey (HFBK 澳门现金网_澳门赌博现金网-官网) unter Mitarbeit von Weronika Yuan und mit Beitr?gen von Studierenden der HafenCity Universit?t 澳门现金网_澳门赌博现金网-官网.
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13.00–15.00 Uhr
Material Geschichten
Lesung von Studierenden des gleichnamigen Seminars
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15.30–17.30 Uhr
Unarchiving Landscape: Line, Space, River?
Workshop mit Sohorab Rabbey?(Englisch)
Für den Workshop besteht eine begrenzte Teilnehmer*innenzahl,?um Anmeldung wird gebeten unter?material-networks(at)hcu-hamburg.de
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19.00–20.30 Uhr
Surface Tension: Tracing socio-materials relations through urban waters
Lecture von Léa Perraudin?(Englisch)
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Zukunftslabor Wasser
Im Mittelpunkt des Zukunftslabors Wasser im Sommersemester 2024 der Arbeitsgebiete Landschaftsarchitektur und -planung (Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Antje Stokman, Jenny Ohlenschlager, Flavio Mancuso, Sebastian Ballan) und Architektur, Raum und Gesellschaft (V-Prof. Dr.-Ing. Sabine Hansmann, Weronika Yuan) steht die ergebnisoffene Auseinandersetzung mit der Frage der Zukunft 澳门现金网_澳门赌博现金网-官网s am und mit dem Wasser durch forschendes Lernen in interdisziplin?ren Teams – im intensiven Austausch mit verschiedenen Kooperationspartner*innen und der Stadtgesellschaft. Den inhaltlichen und diskursiven Rahmen für das Zukunftslabor bietet die Ausstellung ?WATER PRESSURE - Gestaltung für die Zukunft“ im Museum für Kunst & Gewerbe (15.3.24?–?13.10.24).
Aktuelle Informationen zu den einzelnen Veranstaltungen gibt es auf unserem?Instagram-Kanal?zukunfts_labor_wasser.
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Research
HOOU project "Material Networks"
Over the past 60 years in particular, there has been a fundamental change in the relationship between humans and nature. Architecture has played a key role in this. In Germany, the construction and operation of buildings causes around 40% of CO? emissions, 52% of all waste and consumes 90% of mineral, non-renewable raw materials in the production of building materials. The immense energy consumption and high CO? emissions of buildings, construction site residues and non-recyclable demolition waste, as well as increasing social inequalities and social divisions, require a fundamental mindset change in the construction industry and architecture. As architects, we shape nature with our everyday design decisions. All building practices have an impact locally in the immediate neighborhood as well as globally in the earth system. While the general public has recently become aware of the complicated relationships in many areas of everyday life, for example with the clothing industry in Bangladesh, the interconnectedness of the construction industry, for example in the course of lime or sand extraction, is less recognized. However, in light of the climate emergency, such awareness is urgently needed in order to be able to take responsibility for spatial planning activities.
Material Networks is an interdisciplinary teaching project and online archive that tells stories, researched and written by students, about the everyday connections of materials in the construction process. Funded by the 澳门现金网_澳门赌博现金网-官网 Open Online University, the open educational resource provides important knowledge to support a change of mindset in times of resource scarcity and climate emergency. Due to the range of the material stories, which provide insights into the global resource budget and always relate to the lives of other people and species, there are also a variety of possible reference points for various disciplines and areas of interest.
https://hoou.de/materialnetworks/
Project start: January 2022
WAS Network
The scientific network Impact Research in Architecture and Urban Planning: Interdisciplinary Theories and Methods (German title: Wirkungsforschung in Architektur und St?dtebau:?Interdisziplin?re Theorien und Methoden (WAS)), funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG), has been launched. Over the next three years, the members will devote themselves to working on definitions for specifying the fields of impact of architectural and urban planning as well as the research methods and theories that are to be made productive for this purpose. More about our work can be found here?(in German).
HafenCity University 澳门现金网_澳门赌博现金网-官网
Studio 3.111.2
Tel.: +49 (0)40 42827-5366
sabine.hansmann(at)hcu-hamburg.de
Consultation hours during the lecture period:
Wednesday 11-12 a.m.
(after registration via email)