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Entry: Monday, July 21, 2014
Submitted by:
CUD Chair for Urban Design and Urbanization TU Berlin
Country:
Germany
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Inspiration
AnG 3 – Soko Klima, Stadt gestalten mit Plan. Parallel to developing the Campus Efeuweg project, the Chair for Urban Design and Urbanization teamed up with kubus TU Berlin, UfU e.V. Berlin and ifeu Heidelberg. Funded by the Ministry of Environment, the project Soko Klima developed a toolbox to teach climate conscious urban development and participation for first and second grade education. How can design impact the way we life in cities and respectfully use our resources? How can kids and teenagers engage in the design and the politics of the urban? The toolbox was developed on the basis of the workshops held and experiences gained during the Akademie’s Campus Efeuweg project. The first image shows part of the material of the toolbox. The second image is a snapshot of the design workshop of the Walt-Disney school and Liebig school common schoolyard. (Images: Fee Kyriakopoulos / Mari Pape)
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Entry: Monday, July 21, 2014
Submitted by:
CUD Chair for Urban Design and Urbanization TU Berlin
Country:
Germany
Category:
Inspiration
AnG 2 – Campus Efeuweg. The Akademie’s first introduction into Gropiusstadt was a cooperative design project with an educational association - schools, youth and sport facilities along the Efeuweg. In order to facilitate an educational reform that encompasses a stronger cooperation between the institutions and the requirements of whole-day schooling, they aimed at developing a common campus for the students and the neighborhood.
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Entry: Monday, July 21, 2014
Submitted by:
CUD Chair for Urban Design and Urbanization TU Berlin
Country:
Germany
Category:
Inspiration
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Entry: Monday, June 9, 2014
Submitted by:
Julian Oliver
Country:
Germany
Category:
Critique
The lack of Corporate and Governmental transparency has been a topic of much controversy in recent years, yet our only tool for encouraging greater openness is the slow, tedious process of policy reform. Presented in the form of a Soviet F1 Hand Grenade, the Transparency Grenade is an iconic cure for these frustrations, making the process of leaking information from closed meetings as easy as pulling a pin.
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