Monday, Sept 18
11:00-13:00
Welcome session
14:00-17:30
Public Opening Symposium
TU Wien, Seminarraum ,
Argentinierstraße 8, 1040 Vienna
Inputs by
Marko Aksentijevic and Jovana Timotijević
Ministry of Space, Belgrade
Lisa Bolyos and Tomash Schoiswohl
Immo Grief, Vienna
Jennifer Duyne Barenstein
ETH Wohnforum, Zurich
Maren Harnack
Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences
Klaus Kodydek
Unit for Resource Conservation and Sustainability in the Construction Sector, City of Vienna
17:30-19:30
Get together & apero
Tuesday, Sept 19
18:30-19:30
Classroom session: Housing and Regeneration in Latin America
TU Wien, Seminarraum ,
Argentinierstraße 8, 1040 Vienna
Perspectives from Brasil, Ecuador and the Dominican Republic
Wednesday, Sept 20
9:00-17:30
Field trips and workshop
19:00-22:00
Public Keynote and discussion
TU Wien, Kontaktraum
Gußhausstraße 27-29, 6th floor, 1040 Wien
Keynote by
Andrew Herscher
Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Michigan
Responses by
Christoph Reinprecht
Department of Sociology, University of Vienna
Mara Ferreri
Beyond Inhabitation Lab, Politecnico di Torino
Brigitte Felderer
Social Design Studio, University of Applied Arts Vienna
Thursday, Sept 21
9:30-17:30
Field trips and workshop
17:30-
Evening reflection
Friday, Sept 22
9:00-13:00
Workshop and group work
13:30-15:00
Public plenary and final discussion
Nordwestbahnhof,
Nordwestbahnstraße 16, 1200 Vienna
with Amila Širbegović (MA50, City of Vienna) and other invited local experts on social housing and urban development
15:30-16:00
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. The workshops will take place in collaboration with the department ‘Social Design – Arts as Urban Innovation’ of the University of Applied Arts, Vienna.
- 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