summaery2023: Projects

Project information

submitted by
Marie Weber

Co-Authors
Alexa Andrea Ramming, Alexander Crome, Annika Ursula Lina Eckart, Anna Dietrich, Anna Lotta Philippi, Anna Yeshchenko, Carina Mosafer, Caroline Kormann, Charlotte Chrzanowski, Charlotte Sophie Lüke, Claire Perez, Darius Nelson Lennart Ludwig-Dinkel, Daniel Maurice Kleine-Kraneburg, Dorothea Gottschall, Elitsa Ivanova, Friederike Schubert, Jan Bruno Groening, Jenny Oltmann, Jonas Hülsmann, Julia Rebecca Dahrendorf, Julia Schlöffel, Julian Tobias Kollmann, Karl Okke Runge, Khranovskyi Myroslav, Leah Meinhof, Leonard Willi Oskar Winter, Lester Malte Pott, Lisa Simone Hetmank, Louisa Simone Marie Helmrich, Lotte Piening, Laura Semper, Marie Noeske-Heisinger, Marie Weber, Marian Bötzl, Mauriz Porsche, Milena Marjun Katharina Hufnagel, Nele Johanna Zittlau, Nils Niklas Heinrich Humpert, Nike Sedlacek, Paula Heucke, Paula Mirella Hendreich, Pia Antonia Steiger, Sarah Janina Kastner, Simon Julian Jenö Kajdi, Sophia Katharina Mall, Sönke Ruven von der Ahe, Tanja Klaus, Theresa Speh, Timon Jeremias Jahn, Tom Kühnel, Tomás Szielasko Valente Alves, Viola Stenzhorn, Zoé Anne Werner

Mentors
Anton Nathanael Brokow-Loga, Felix Lackus

Faculty:
Architecture and Urbanism

Degree programme:
Architecture (Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)),
Architecture (Master of Science (M.Sc.)),
Urban Planning (Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)),
Urban Studies (Master of Science (M.Sc.)),
Civil Engineering [Construction, Environment, Building Materials] (Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)),
Civil Engineering (Master of Science (M.Sc.)),
Integrated Urban Development and Design (Master of Science (M.Sc.))

Type of project presentation
Exhibition

Semester
Summer semester 2023

• Burgplatz 4 - Stadtschloss
  (Co-Labor | Wohnlabor)

attractive to children

Participation in the Bauhaus.Modules

Participation in the Centennial »23:ideas«

Project description

In our seminar "Housing Question and Climate Crisis," we extensively explored the interconnection between social and ecological issues in housing. Our society faces the challenge of ensuring both equitable housing provision and environmental protection. The numbers speak for themselves: More people are suffering from rising housing costs and the threat of displacement. Additionally, the building sector is responsible for 30% of CO2 emissions in Germany. Over the past decade, rents have increased by an average of 40%, while people's disposable income has not kept pace. Furthermore, an additional 2.5 million housing units are needed in Germany by 2030 to meet demand.

Our exhibition sheds light on the close relationship between the housing question and the climate crisis. Through visually engaging posters, we illustrate how various aspects of housing, such as demolition and embodied energy, building materials and supply chains, urban sprawl and land sealing, energy-efficient renovations and displacement, as well as size and distribution of housing, intersect.

The exhibition aims to raise awareness and initiate a crucial societal discourse. We call for affordable housing, sustainable and social construction and renovation measures, and equitable distribution of housing. Together, we can build a future that ensures a livable environment for all.