Habitat Unit

Professor

Prof. Dr. Anke Hagemann

Anke Hagemann Profile

anke.hagemann@tu-berlin.de

Room A 624
T + 49 – 30 – 314 – 21908 
F + 49 – 30 – 314 – 21907

Curriculum Vitae

Since September 2021, Anke Hagemann has headed Habitat Unit as guest professor during Prof. Philipp Misselwitz's sabbatical (until March 2023 together with Elke Beyer).

She graduated in Architecture at TU Berlin and was a co-founder and editorial board member of the journal An Architektur. She was a research associate and assistant curator in the exhibition project Shrinking Cities, Berlin, and taught at the Institute for Theory and History of Architecture (gta), ETH Zurich, the Technical University of Stuttgart and the Master's Course in Urban Design at the HafenCity University Hamburg. In 2013 Anke joined the Habitat Unit as a researcher and lecturer, and between 2016 and 2019 she conducted the DFG-funded research project Transnational Production Spaces (together with Elke Beyer). 2020-21 she was an interim professor for Urban Planning at BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg.

In 2023, Anke has completed her doctoral dissertation with the title "The City as Global Factory. Worldwide Networks and Built Spaces of Clothing Production in Istanbul" at HafenCity University Hamburg.

She has researched and published on global commodity production and urban spaces, holiday architectures in Bulgaria, urban mega-events, stadium architecture and the regulation of access. Her work is mainly concerned with exploring and visualising multiscalar spatial constellations and the social conditions of their production.

Education+

2023
Defense of doctoral dissertation, HafenCity University Hamburg, with distinction (summa cum laude)
Title: The City as Global Factory. Worldwide Networks and Built Spaces of Clothing Production in Istanbul, Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Gernot Grabher.

2006
Diploma in Architecture (Dipl.-Ing.), TU Berlin.
Title: Filters, Valves and Locks. The Architecture of Access Regulation, Supervisors: Prof. Marianne Müller, Dr. Michael Zinganel.

Employment History+

Since 2021
Guest Professor
Habitat Unit, TU Berlin

2020-2021
Interim Professor
Chair of Urban Planning, BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg

2016 – 2019
Researcher
Habitat Unit, TU Berlin
DFG-funded research project Transnational Production Spaces

2013 – 2015
Researcher and Lecturer
Habitat Unit, TU Berlin

2008 – 2013
Assistant Professor
Urban Design MSc Programme, Prof. Bernd Kniess, HCU Hamburg

2010 – 2011
Researcher and Lecturer
International Urbanism, Prof. Dr. Philipp Misselwitz, Uni Stuttgart

2007 – 2009
Assistant Professor
Architecture Theory, Ass.-Prof. Dr. Laurent Stalder, Institut gta, ETH Zürich

Research Projects+

2021 – 
Urban Rural Assembly: Managing inclusive transformation-to-sustainability processes at the urban-rural interface of the Huangyan-Taizhou region in China, BMBF-funded reserach project, lead of research consortium, Habitat Unit, TU Berlin

PolyUrbanWaters: Polycentric Approaches to the Management of Urban Water Resources in South-East Asia, BMBF-funded reserach project, lead of research team, Habitat Unit, TU Berlin

2016 – 2019
Transnational Production Spaces DFG funded research project. Habitat Unit, TU Berlin

2010 – 2011
Division of labour. Industrial locations and urbanization in a global economy. Uni Stuttgart, International Urbanism

2010
Holidays after the Fall. Post-socialist Leisure Architecture at the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast. TU Graz, research contract (with Elke Beyer)

Teaching Activities (selection)+

WS 2021/2022
Lectures series (MSc): Global City Local Spaces, Habitat Unit, TU Berlin

Urban Design Studio: Charlottenburg lexikogtaphisch III, Habitat Unit, TU Berlin

WS 2020/2021
Seminar (MSc): Feeding the City, BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg
Documentation

Urban Design Studio (BSc): Sandow weiter bauen, BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg

SS 2021
Lecture series (BSc): Einführung in die Stadtplanung 1, BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg

Lecture series and exercise (BSc): Einführung in die Stadtplanung 2 (Stadterneuerung), BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg

WS 2014/2015, SS 2015, WS 2015/2016
Seminar: Methods and Tools. Master Urban Design, Habitat Unit, TU Berlin

WS 2013/2014
Seminar: Research Paper (scientific research methods). Dual Degree Master Course Urban Design, Habitat Unit, TU Berlin

SS 2013
Teaching research project: Spatial Patterns of Globalization: Berlin as a Node of Fashion IndustriesHabitat Unit, TU Berlin

WS 2010/2011
Seminar: Division of labour. Industrial locations and urbanization in a global economy. International Urbanism, Uni Stuttgart

WS 2010/2011, SS 2011
Urban Design Project 1 and 2: Celebrate. Collective urban practice. HCU Hamburg

WS 2009/2010, SS 2010
Urban Design Project 1 and 2: Un-planned. Unscheduled urban planning and bottom up development. HCU Hamburg

SS 2009
Seminar: Techniques of cartography. MSc Urban Design, HCU Hamburg

WS 2008
Seminar: Die Leitung (Pipes and lines). History, Criticism and Theory of Architecture, ETH Zürich

Publications+

Books

with Quintero González, N. eds.(2021) Feeding the city: Lebensmittelkreisläufe und die Produktion städtischer Räume, online publication, BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg

with Beyer, E. and Zinganel, M. eds. (2013) Holidays after the Fall. Seaside Architecture in Bulgaria and Croatia, jovis. In this volume: Sun, Sea, Sand... and Architecture. How Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast was turned into a tourist product (with Elke Beyer). 

with Heißenbüttel, Kasböck, Leitner, eds. (2010) Friedensschauplätze/Theater of Peace, exhibition catalogue, argobooks. In this volume: Nine short interviews on cartographic projects in the context in asymmetrical situations of conflict.

(2024) Die Stadt als globale Fabrik. Weltweite Netzwerke und gebaute Räume der Bekleidungsproduktion in Istanbul (Doctoral Thesis), HafenCity Universität Hamburg, https://doi.org/10.34712/142.45

 

Book contributions

with Quintero González, N. (forthcoming) “Follow the food… and the spaces it shapes”. In: Bohn, Kathrin et al: Mapping the Edible City

with Elke Beyer and Lucas Elsner (forthcoming) „Infrastructures for Global Production in Ethiopia and Argentina“. In: Castillo Ulloa, I., Haid, C., Million, A. and Baur, N. (eds.): Spatial Transformation: The Effect of Mediatization, Mobility, and Social Dislocation on the Re-Figuration of Space. Routledge

with Elke Beyer (2019) “The Collapse of the Rana Plaza in Bangladesh: Specific Inequality and Universal Responsibility”, In ARCH+/projekt bauhaus: Can Design Change Society?, Birkhäuser, p. 130-135.

with Elke Beyer (2017) Hotel Kontinental. Oliver Elser, Philip Kurz, Peter Cachola Schmal, eds. SOS Brutalismus. Eine internationale Bestandsaufnahme. Park Books. Pp. 382-385.

with Elke Beyer (2017) Hotel Kontinental. Oliver Elser, Philip Kurz, Peter Cachola Schmal, eds. SOS Brutalism. A Global Survey. Park Books.

(2015) Räumliche Arbeitsteilung / Spatial division of labour, Städtische Raumproduktion in der Bekleidungsindustrie am Beispiel Istanbul / The production of urban space in Istanbul's clothing industry. In: Banz, C. and Schulze, S., Fast Fashion. Die Schattenseite der Mode (exhibition catalogue). Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg.

with Elke Beyer (2015) Bulgaria Builds. Holiday architecture and urbanism on the Black Sea coast from the 1950s to the 1970s. In: Serban, A., Dimou, K. and Istudor, S. Enchanting Views. Romanian Black Sea Tourism Planning and Architecture of the 1960s and '70s. Asociatia Pplus4.

(2013) Informal Goes Mainstream. A Study of Urban Design between Romaticization and the Reality of the City. In: Krasny, E., Hands-on Urbanism 1850-2012 – The Right to Green. MCCM.

(2012) From the Stadium to the Fan Zone: Host Cities in a State of Emergency. In: Manzenreiter, W. and Spitaler, G., Governance, Citizenship and the New European Football Championships: The European Spectacle. Sport in the Global Society. Contemporary Perspectives. Routledge.

with Elke Beyer (2008) Kulturelle Strategien für schrumpfende Städte. In: Reicher, C., e.a., StadtPerspektiven. Positionen und Projekte zur Zukunft von Stadt und Raum. Krämer.

(2007) Filter, Ventile und Schleusen. Die Architektur der Zugangsregulierung. In: Eick, V., Sambale, J. and Töpfer, E., Kontrollierte Urbanität. Zur Neoliberalisierung städtischer Sicherheitspolitik. Transcript.

(2006) Probe für den Ernstfall. Interview with event manager Martin Heller on Zurich hosting the European Football Championship. In: Re:Play. Exhibition catalogue, Haus für Kunst Uri.

(2006) Statistical diagrams and maps for Detroit, Manchester/Liverpool, Halle/Leipzig and Ivanovo. In: Philipp Oswalt and Tim Rieniets, eds. Atlas of Shrinking Cities. Hatje Cantz.

(2005) Go East. On the Wildwest Rhethoric of Shrinking City Projects. In: Oswalt, P., ed. Shrinking Cities Vol. 2: Interventions. Hatje Cantz.

with Heidi Stecker (2004) Has Leipzig-Grünau Turned into a Nationally Liberated Zone? In: Oswalt, P., ed. Shrinking Cities. Vol. 1: International Research. Hatje Cantz.

 

Refereed articles

with Elke Beyer, Lucas Elsner and Philipp Misselwitz (2021) “Industrial Infrastructure – Trans-Local Planning for Global Production in Ethiopia and Argentina”, Urban Planning 6 (3), 444-463

with Elke Beyer (forthcoming): “Transnational Urban Spaces: Production locations of the global clothing industry in Ethiopia“.  In: L. Moretto, A. Fisher and G. Faldi (eds.): African cities through local eyes, Springer

with Elke Beyer (2020) “Globalizing Urban Research, Grounding Global Production Networks: Transnational clothing production and the built environment”, Articulo - Journal of Urban Research 21.

(2015) From Flagship Store to Factory: Tracing the Spaces of Transnational Clothing Production in Istanbul. Articulo - Journal of Urban Research (12)

(2015) From Polyglot Playgrounds to Tourist Traps? Designing and redesigning the modern seaside resorts in Bulgaria. Europa Regional 22 (1-2), 27-38.

 

Editing of Journal Issues

with Elke Beyer and Philipp Misselwitz (2020) "Commodity Flows and Urban Spaces", Articulo. Journal of Urban Research 21.

with Elke Beyer, Kim Förster and Laurent Stalder (2009) “Schwellenatlas”, Arch+ 191/192

(2005) “Europäische Migrationsgeografien, Polen”, co-editor, An Architektur 15

(2004) “Philippe Rekacewicz: Karten zur Globalisierung”, co-editor, An Architektur 13

(2003) “Danscha: Siedlung für demobilisierte GuerillakämpferInnen”, co-editor, An Architektur 8

(2002) “Grenzgeografie Sangatte”, co-editor, An Architektur 3

 

Other articles and publications

with Elke Beyer, Lucas Elsner, David Bauer, Katerina Marekov, Ludwig Thanhäuser, Anna Steigemann, Aine Ryan, Christian Haid (2020) “Die globale Fabrik. Räume der Logistik und die letzte Meile In Berlin-Brandenburg“, Arch+ 241, 194-207.

with Elke Beyer (2018) "Getting It Right from the Start"? Building Spaces of Transnational Clothing Production in Ethiopia, Trialog (130–131), 63–71.

with Elke Beyer (2017) Der Einsturz des Rana Plaza in Bangladesch. Spezifische Ungleichheit und universale Verantwortung, ARCH+ (230), p. 190-195.

with Laurent Stalder and Elke Beyer (2018) “European Architecture 1945–1970”, Japan A + U 17 (566), 8-15

with Elke Beyer (2016) Patchwork Urbanism - Transnationale Räume der Bekleidungsproduktion in der Region Istanbul. dérive (63).

with Michael Zinganel (2015): Urbanisierung der Strände. Transformation spätmoderner Tourismusarchitekturen in Bulgarien und Kroatien. archithese (3), 33-38

(2011) Karten von Gewalt und Alltag. Interview with Mona Fawaz/Ahmad Gharbieh and Tim Rieniets/Philipp Misselwitz.  Respektive (2).

(2010) From the Stadium to the Fan Zone: Host Cities in a State of Emergency. In: Soccer & Society 11 (6)

guest editor with Elke Beyer Kim Förster and Laurent Stalder (2009) Schwellenatlas, Arch+ (191/192). Glossary contributions Drehkreuz, Gardine, Peepshow, Türspion.

(2008) Nebulöses Rauschen – Annäherungen an die zeitgenössische Stadt. Book review of Marc Angélil: Indizien. Archithese (6).

(2008) Zürich Fan City 2008: Der inszenierte Ausnahmezustand. dérive (32).

(2008) Das sind nicht nur Bergbauern auf der Wiese. Interview with Maurus Lauber/Zürich Tourismus.  Fabrikzeitung (240).

(2008) Stadt – welche Stadt? Eine Spurensuche im gebauten Raum. Book review of Marc Angélil: Indizien. Arch+ (186).

(2008) Faszination an der Faszination. Theme Parks und urbane Inszenierungen. Conference report. dérive (30).

(2006) Erinnerungspolitiken. Review of the exhibition Geschichtsort Olympiagelände 1909, 1936, 2006. dérive (24).

(2006) Statistik / Statistics. Moving Data. Philipp Oswalt, ed. Schrumpfende Städte, Complete Works 1. Aachen: Arch+ Verlag.

with Heidi Stecker (2006) Leipzig streitet um das Kirschberghaus. Project documentation. In: Oswalt, P., Schrumpfende Städte, Complete Works 1. Aachen: Arch+ Verlag.

(2005) Philipp Oswalt, ed. Shrinking Cities Vol. 2: Interventions, Ostfildern: Hatje Cantz, member of the editorial team.

Conferences+

Conference Papers

with Natacha Quintero González (2021) Mapping Food Supply Chains. Approaching translocality through spatial analysis and visualization,  SMUS (Spatial Methods for Urban Sustainability) Conference, Botswana (via Zoom).

with Elke Beyer (2019) Mapping the Architectures of Global Production, RGS-IBG Annual International Conference, London.

(2019) Architectures and Hinterlands of Planetary Clothing Production, Workshop Planetary Urbanization and Architectural Research, University of Manchester.

with Elke Beyer, Lucas Elsner and Philipp Misselwitz (2019) Infrastructures for Global Production in Ethiopia and Argentina, conference Colonial and Postcolonial Landscapes: Architectures, Cities, Territories, Lisbon.

with Elke Beyer (2018) Mundane Architectures of Globalization: Production Spaces of the Transnational Clothing Industry, Conference From Building to Continent: How Architecture makes Territories, Kent School of Architecture, Canterbury (UK).

with Elke Beyer (2018) Placing the global clothing industry in Ethiopia: Production locations and their urban impact in the periphery of Addis Ababa, Conference Through Local Eyes, Addis Ababa.

(2018) Relational geographies of production: Studying urban built environments through transnational commodity chains, American Association of Geographers, Annual Meeting, New Orleans.

(2017) Spatial re-association: Researching urban built environments along transnational production processes, American Association of Geographers, Annual Meeting, Boston.

(2016) Where were my clothes made? Tracing the spaces of transnational clothing production in Istanbul, RGS-IBG Annual International Conference 2016, London.

(2016) Spatial effects of global production networks: urban upgrading and the relocation of industry in Turkey’s globalized clothing production, Global Production Networks and Social Upgrading: Labour and Beyond, Brown International Advanced Research Institute (Brown University) & Global Development Institute (University of Manchester), Manchester.

(2014) Bulgaria Builds. Designing and redesigning the Bulgarian Black Sea resorts, Situating Modernity in the Black Sea Region, Trans-cultural Encounters, Ambivalent Maps and Leisure Architecture, The National Museum of Contemporary Art, Bukarest.

(2014) Sonne, Sand, Städtebau. Die bulgarischen Schwarzmeerresorts als touristisches Produkt. 13. Werkstattgespräch zur DDR-Planungsgeschichte, IRS, Erkner.

(2013) From polyglot playgrounds to tourist traps? Designing and redesigning the Bulgarian seaside resorts. 5th International Urban Geographies of Post-Communist States Conference (CAT-ference), Tbilisi.

(2012) Sun, Sea and Architecture – Transforming the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast into a Tourist Product, Second International Meeting, European Architectural History Network (EAHN), Brüssel.

(2012) Zur Eventisierung städtischer Räume / On the eventification of urban space, Kommerz und Kontrolle, Recht auf Stadt / Right to the city, Der Kongress, Hamburg.

(2010) From Stadium to Fanzone: The Urban Footprint of a Mega Sports Event, City Debates, Security [of/in] the City, American University of Beirut.

with Elke Beyer (2009) Urban Research and Cultural Strategies of Intervention, City for All, International Congress & Forum for Urban Sustainability, UN Habitat / Iranian Art & Architecture Research Association (IAARA), Qazvin/Iran.

(2009) From Stadium to Fanzone: Host Cities in a State of Emergency, The Surveillance Games, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver.

(2009) From Stadium to Fanzone: Host Cities in a State of Emergency, Ausnahmezustand and the Urban Condition, Center for Metropolitan Studies, TU Berlin.

(2008) From Stadium to Fanzone: The Architecture of Control, Security, Surveillance & Mega Sport Events, University of Durham.

(2006) Spatial Methods of Surveillance in Football Stadia – An Analysis of the Olympiastadion Berlin, The New Surveillance, TU Berlin.

(2006) Filters, Valves and Locks. The Architecture of Access Regulation. Policing The Crowds, NGBK Berlin.

with Elke Beyer (2005) Schrumpfende Städte – Probleme und Handlungsansätze. Altes und Neues Siedeln, IBA See, Cottbus.

with Sabine Horlitz (2004) An Architektur: Cartographic Practice. Transitional Europe, Projekt Migration, Rethymnon/Kreta.

 

Conference sessions and panel chairs

with Elke Beyer (2018) Transnational Production Spaces. Integrating Global Production Networks and Urban Research”, Paper Session, American Association of Geographers, Annual Meeting, New Orleans.

with Sabine Horlitz (2006) Theorizing Architectural Resistance, Camp for Oppositional Architecture, Utrecht.

with Elke Beyer (2004) Oppositional Strategies and Interventions, Camp for Oppositional Architecture, Berlin.

 


Organization of public events

(2023) StadtLand. From Thuringia to a Planetary Perspective. Conference collectively organized with Urban Rural Assembly research project and IBA Thuringia

(2019) Symposium Mapping the Global Factory. Architectures of Commodity Chains,
concluding event of the Project Transnational Production Spaces, with Charlotte Malterre-Barthes, Jesse LeCavalier, Seth Schindler et al., organized with Elke Beyer, Habitat Unit, TU Berlin, location: ExRotaprint, Berlin

(2019) Discussion: Alte Schule/Neue Schule. Das ehemalige Diesterweg-Gymnasium im Brunnenviertel: Vom Experimentalbau der 1970er zum offenen Bildungscampus? with Tom Holtert, Angela Million, Sabine Horlitz et al., organized with Elke Beyer, Habitat Unit, TU Berlin, location: ExRotaprint, Berlin

(2010) Discussion: Schauplätze, Karten und Projektionen, with Mona Fawaz, Steven Rowell, Sabine Horlitz et al., NGBK Berlin

(2008) Discussion: Schauplatz. Standort, Event und Vermarktung, with Christian Schmid, Wolfram Manzenreiter, Richard Wolf et al., Rote Fabrik, Zurich

(2008) Discussion: Strafraum. Sicherheitsrhetorik und urbane Kontrolle, with Francisco Klauser, Volker Eick, Christoph Müller et al., Rote Fabrik, Zurich

(2008) Commented urban walking tour: Heimspiel. Marsch über die Gleise, with Thomas Stahel, Christian Schmid, Marie-Claude Bétrix et al.

(2006) Discussion: Negotiating Inequality, with Neil Smith, Peter Marcuse, Damon Rich et al., Center for Architecture, New York

(2004) Conference: Camp for Oppositional Architecture, Berlin, organized with An Architektur

Invited Lectures+

with Elke Beyer (2021) (De)Constructing Commodity Chains, online lecture, Harvard Graduate School of Design, Seminar Architectures of the New Silk Road, Prof. Marc Angélil

(2019) “Building the global factory – architectures of transnational clothing production”, Symposium Factory World: Architecture and Industrialization over Time and Space, Architecture Space and Society Centre, Birkbeck/University of London

(2014) Bulgaria Builds! Designing and Redesigning the Bulgarian Black Sea Resorts, Situating Modernity in the Black Sea Region, The National Museum of Contemporary Art, Bukarest.

with Elke Beyer and Michael Zinganel (2014) After the Fall - the Modern Legacy of Seaside Architecture and Urbanism in Bulgaria and Croatia, The Red House, Sofia.

with Michael Zinganel and Norbert Mappes Niediek (2014) Holidays After the Fall. Seaside Architecture and Urbanism in Bulgaria and Croatia, Zentrum für Südosteuropastudien der Universität Graz / Literaturhaus Graz.

with Elke Beyer, Michael Zinganel and Elke Krasny (2013) Holidays After the Fall, Depot Wien. 

(2013) Bauen für Balkantourist. Ferienarchitekturen an Bulgariens Schwarzmeerküste von den fünfzigern bis heute, Max-Lingner-Haus, Berlin (with Elke Beyer).

with Elke Beyer (2009) Urban research as a form of action, PRIVATE/PUBLIC, Experimentelle Strategien im Raum, VCHUTEMAS Gallery / Moscow Architecture Institute (MARCHI).

(2009) A Cultural Perspective on Shrinking Cities, The Butterfly Effect, Färgfabrikken Norr, Östersund/Schweden.

(2009) Designing Transformation, Workshop The Mine and the City, Umeå University, Kiruna/Schweden.

(2008) Zürich Fancity 2008, Die Stadt als Stadion, Zeitschrift dérive, Wien.

(2008) Kartografie als räumliche Praxis, Graduate program Design_Culture, Zürcher Hochschule der Künste.

(2007) Neue Szenen und Teilöffentlichkeiten. Europan-Forum Neue Stadträume, Hamburg.

(2006) Shrinking City Detroit & Middlesex Revisited. Die Geschichte Detroits anhand von Schauplätzen des Romans von Jeffrey Eugenides, Schwarzmarkt für nützliches Wissen, Hebbel Theater, Berlin.

(2006) Shrinking Cities. International Research and Interventions, Trondheim University.

(2005) The Role of Art and Culture in Strategies for Shrinking Cities. Shrinking Cities, Goethe-Institut London.

with Elke Beyer (2005) Schrumpfende Städte. Vier internationale Fallstudien zu Problemen und Handlungsansätzen. Stadtumbau in Hessen, Wirtschaftsministerium Hessen / Stadt Eschwege.

with An Architektur (2005) Join the Camp for Oppositional Architecture! Series On war and peace. On the spatiality of extreme phenomena, Akademie der Bildenden Künste, Vienna.

with Elke Beyer(2005) Shrinking Cities, A Cultural Perspective, Public Space with a Roof, Amsterdam.

with Elke Beyer (2005) Shrinking Cities. A Cultural Perspective on Four Case Studies, Series Confronting Architecture, SU Cities Society, London School of Economics.

(2003) Shrinking Cities in East Germany, An Introduction into the Halle/Leipzig Case Study, International kick-off workshop, project Shrinking Cities, Berlin.

with An Architektur (2002) An evening on war and the production of space, space/trouble, Prater der Volksbühne, Berlin.

(2002) Weniger ist mehr, Experimentelle Strategien im Stadtumbau Ost, Bundesweiter Kongress der Landschaftsarchitekturstudenten (Lasco), TU Dresden.

Grants, Awards, and Fellowships+

2013 – 2016
Scholarship for a Doctoral Dissertation
HafenCity Universität Hamburg

2007
Travel grant
awarded for the project In den Architekturen des Alltags. Gewohnheit, Faulheit, Muße. Hochschule für Bildende Künste Braunschweig / Moholy-Nagy Universtity of Art and Design Budapest

Professional and Academic Affiliations+

DFG scientific network 
'The Spaces of Global Production: The Territorial Dimensions of Global Production Networks and World City Networks' (2018-2021)

nGbK
neue Gesellschaft für bildende Kunst, Berlin

Other Projects+

2008
FANCITY 2008 Program Series on the 'Eventifying' of the City and Mapping-Workshop, Rote Fabrik, Zurich
www.fancity.ideenshop.net

2006 – 2007
Exhibition project Shrinking Cities
Research associate, Office Philipp Oswalt, Berlin
Co-curator and project director of the exhibition in New York

2002 – 2005
Exhibition project Shrinking Cities,
Research associate, Office Philipp Oswalt, Berlin

2002 – 2006
Journal An Architektur, Produktion und Gebrauch gebauter Umwelt,
Co-founder and editorial board member

2001
weniger ist mehr. Experimentelle Strategien für den Stadtumbau in Ostdeutschland, A study for the Bauhaus Dessau Foundation; freelancing for Philipp Oswalt and Klaus Overmeyer

1998 – 2002
Urban action within the Architecture students' collective Freies Fach

1998 – 2000
ideenshop,
project space for art, music and performance in Berlin-Mitte

 

Curatorial work

2010
Friedensschauplätze / Theater of Peace. Peace and visibility in an asymmetrical world,
Exhibition, NGBK Berlin
with Dietrich Heißenbüttel, Karin Kasböck and Christoph Leitner
www.friedensschauplaetze.org

2008
FANCITY 2008 – the gameplan for the event
Shedhalle Zürich
www.fancity.ideenshop.net

 

Contributions to exhibitions

2010
Mapping peace. Contribution to the exhibition Friedensschauplätze / Theater of Peace (with Elke Beyer and Anita Kaspar)

2007
The Budapest Guide to the Use of Public Spaces. Contribution to the exhibition Faulheit / Restség, Kunstverein Wolfsburg, Ponton Galerie Budapest

2006
Filter, Ventile und Schleusen. Architektur der Zugangsregulierung.Contribution to the exhibition Heimspiel, Neue Gesellschaft für Bildende Kunst (NGBK), Berlin

2003
Exterritories and camps. Contribution to the exhibition Territories, Kunst Werke, Berlin, Witte de With, Rotterdam (with An Architektur)

2002
Fassade als Statusdifferenz. Contribution to the exhibition Die Gewalt ist der Rand aller Dinge, Generali Foundation, Wien (with Freies Fach)