6LP Research Seminar SS2023 Chair For Urban Design And Urbanization (CUD) TU Berlin
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ABOUT SEMINAR
context
While our concept of WASTE keeps human systems tidy, its treatment illustrates human and interspecies hierarchies globally. To become a tradeable energy source, waste undergoes massive speculation and irreversible physical transformation of its fraction of organic carbon, an element essential to Life.
method
We invite students of all backgrounds to come together in this interdisciplinary think tank and investigate the political and economical implications of our current organic waste system. Through our combined knowledge and expertise and fueled by curiosity, we will develop experimental counter-strategies in local resource treatment and nurture our sensibility towards the natural motion of organic matter.
location
Aging panel housing is prevalent throughout Berlin and makes up a large fraction of housing in the densest neighborhoods. We focus our efforts on four adjacent courtyards in a post-socialist neighbourhood North of Berlin Ostbahnhof as a case study for potential city-wide application.
Tutors: Arina Rahma, Stefan Dorn, Dali Dardzhaniya
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Jörg Stollmann
Info and questions: dali(at)studiopress.ch
Research Seminar
6 ECTS
MA students of all backgrounds from TU, HU, FU, and Charité
Teaching day / time / place
Mondays, 12:00-2:00 pm
Room: A806, VIII floor
Architekturgebäude, TU Berlin, map: Str. des 17. Juni 152, 10623 Berlin
First meeting
24.04.2023
Language: English
Participants: 15
Application
via application form on tusca7.org or email dali(at)studiopress.ch
Common Waste – Common Resource Seminar is funded by Berlin University Alliance for the period SS2023-WS2024 and Supported by Chair For Urban Design And Urbanization (CUD) TU
About TUSCA7
We are project-based open partnership with interests in ecology, infrastructure, spatial empathy, and visual and acoustic expressions. Formed at TU Berlin, TUSCA7 fosters multi-disciplinary collaboration between students in academia, practitioners and activists.
TUSCA7 is a LINA (European architecture platform) fellow 2022-2023
Common Waste – Common Resource Seminar team (2023-2024): Jeppe Kalnæs, Stefan Dorn, Arina Rahma, Dali Dardzhaniya, and anyone who’s willing to entangle thoughts
Common Waste – Common Resource SC14 project team (2022): Jemma Abbott, Chiara Chiasera, Dali Dardzhaniya, Gesine Flock, Jeppe Kalnæs, Qianyi Lu, Oleksandra Shor
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