GEHE KEINE KOMPROMISSE EIN!

01/10/23 • 23 min

JUNG im Gespräch mit Peter Haimerl Für die Bauten von Peter Haimerl kann man viele Begrifflichkeiten bemühen: faszinierend, unkonventionell, speziell bis subtil. Oder anders gesagt: Projekte, die die Grenzen überschreiten, ohne Kompromisse. Um dieser konzeptionellen Anforderung der Neu- und Umbauten gerecht zu werden, ist sein Arbeitsprozess geprägt vom Austausch und der Einbindung verschiedenster Wissensbereiche. Dabei entstehen ganzheitliche Konzepte, in denen Architektur mit Bereichen wie Computerprogrammierung, Soziologie, Wirtschaft, Politik, Musik oder konzeptioneller Kunst fusionieren. Warum Architektur für Peter Haimerl wie eine räumliche Droge wirken kann, darüber sprechen wir heute mit ihm in unserem Podcast.

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SOCIAL BY DESIGN

JUNG im Gespräch mit Stephen Williams Architecture and cities are created through dialogue, exchange and a critical process translated into space, function and form. The process is not dependent on aesthetics but rather on the creation of meaningful places to which people can relate and belong. Inspirational architecture combined with social responsibility to create better places as a "win" for economies, cities and their populations – is this the key for overseeing the transformation of society? Stephen Williams says: Let's start with better concepts for how we want to live our lives... Rethink design as social design! How do we do that? That's what we will be talking about today with Stephen Williams in our podcast.

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