Als Gemeinwohl verstanden, muss Architektur in Zyklen immer wieder neu entstehen können.
Leihgeber: Thomas Romm
Since 1988, the collective’s transdisciplinary approach has focused on questions of spatial, social and ecological transformation.
These two research projects are laying the groundwork for the use of wood in structural components in vehicle construction.
The BIX Light and Media Façade consumes as much energy per year as an average detached house
As an open platform of the Styrian People’s Party in the 1970s and 1980s, the Modell Steiermark (Styrian Model) discussed future issues in all areas of society – open-ended, controversial and extending beyond the horizon of a legislative period.
Behind the ‘Common Good Balance Sheet’ lies the ‘Economy for the Common Good (ECG)’ – a movement originating in Austria that sees itself as a fundamental critique and practical alternative to capitalist economic activity. The ECG wants to turn capitalism ‘upside down’, i.e. from profit directly to the ‘common good’.
The exhibition architecture designed by studio itzo adopts a resource-saving approach on a number of levels. Most of the elements are from previous Kunsthaus exhibitions.
With the controversial title of Only Poverty Has a Future, Huth’s contribution is a plea for the frugal use of resources.
For several years now they have been conducting research into algae as the basis for an environmentally friendly foam.