Monday, Sept. 15
11-13:00
Welcome Session
14:00-18:00
Public Opening Symposium
TU Wien, Seminar room ADEG
Karlsplatz 13, 1040 Vienna
Inputs by
Isabelle Anguelovski
Barcelona Laboratory for Urban Environmental Justice and Sustainability, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Freya Brandl
Architect & Co-Founder of Kolokation Association, Austria
Avril Corroon
Visual Artist, Ireland
Nora Ramirez Castillo
Deputy Managing Director of Hemayat, Austria
Christian Reutlinger
Institute of Social Work and Health, University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland
Beate Wimmer-Puchinger
President of the Association of Austrian Psychologists & former Women’s Health Officer for the City of Vienna
moderated by Bernadette Krejs, Research Unit of Housing & Design, TU Wien, and Christoph Reinprecht, Department of Sociology, University of Vienna
Tuesday, Sept. 16
9:00 -18:00
Classroom Sessions & Excursions
Wednesday, Sept. 17
9:00-17:30
Classroom Sessions & Workshops
19:00 – 22:00
Public Lecture & Discussion
University of Applied Arts Vienna, Hörsaal 1
Oskar Kokoschka-Platz 2, Ground Floor, 1010 Vienna
Lecture by
Izumi Kuroishi
School of Cultural and Creative Studies, Aoyama Gakuin University, Tokyo, Japan
Responses by
Brigitte Felderer (Social Design, University of Applied Arts Vienna) and Simon Güntner (HAW Hamburg)
Moderated by Judith M. Lehner, Research Center for New Social Housing, TU Wien
Thursday, Sept. 18
09:00-18:00
Field trips
Friday, Sept. 19
9:00-13:00
Workshop and Group Work
13:30-15:00 Uhr
Public Plenary & Final Discussion
TU Wien, Luft Pavillon, Karlsplatz 13, 1040 Wien
with invited local experts on housing and urban development
15:00-16:00
Closing Session
The programme of the International Summer School includes the following formats:
- CLASSROOM SESSIONS: The research projects of the participants will be presented and put up for discussion among peers and members of an international Faculty. The aim is to reflect, refine and deepen one’s own work and research approach with peers and internationally renowned scholars from different disciplines and universities.
- WORKSHOPS: Various methodological approaches to housing research, such as housing biographies, housing statistics and socio-spatial analysis to participatory methods at the interface between research, architecture, art and community work will be examined in more detail along with the prospects of mixed designs.
- FIELD TRIPS: On-site field trips and walks with stakeholders, local actors and practitioners offer insights into the manifestation of the summer school’s topic in Vienna.
- LECTURES: Public lectures and a panel discussion by and with members of the international faculty on current questions of housing research