Wie wollen wir wohnen? SKIZZENWERK Habitat sucht in der von Studierenden der KIT-Fakultät für Architektur organisierten Vortragsreihe nach Antworten auf diese offene und zugleich allgegenwärtige Frage.
Habitat als Titel und Terminus für Lebensraum definiert die Thematik des Sommersemesters 2023. Doch hierbei gilt es nicht nur eurozentrische Lösungsansätze aufzuzeigen, sondern die globale Vielfalt des Wohnens widerzuspiegeln.
Welche ortsgebundenen Anforderungen richten sich an die Architektur? Welche Gewichtung entsteht innerhalb des Entwurfs und des Büros? Welche zukunftsweisenden Ideen gibt es und wie wird sich der Wohnungsbau in Zukunft verändern?

Die Vorträge finden mittwochs um 19 Uhr im Fritz-Haller-Hörsaal, Englerstraße 7, Geb. 20.40 in Karlsruhe statt. Sie werden außerdem online über Zoom übertragen.

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Termine

07.06.2023
Sophie Delhay
Sophie Delhay Architecte (FR)

After graduating at ENSAP Lille in 1999, Sophie Delhay founded her own practice “Sophie Delhay architecte” in 2010. Her offices projects are focused on functionality, and a cohabitation of landscape, city and architecture, that enables both social and ecological sustainability. Her work is known for her experimental and mathematical approach in residential projects, that question existing standards and gives new solutions to high quality living spaces.
For her concepts success in social housing she has been awarded the Schelling Prize 2022 and a Nomination for the Mies van der Rohe Price in 2022.
She is currently teaching at the ENSA Versailles.

14.06.2023
Norihisa Kawashima
Nori Architects [JP]
www.norihisakawashima.jp

Norihisa Kawashima has been practicing and researching architectural and urban design from an environmental perspective with his office since 2017. His activities have been awarded several prices in the recent years: Under the motto of “Towards a Delightful Architecture with Nature,” he specializes in advanced environmentally conscious design based on computer simulations, material flow design that takes into account resource recycling, and proposals for new ecological lifestyles. The office tries to connect nature, human and city in a harmonic way to create joy and spark new thoughts. The office is also engaged in art production, including installations, to promote advanced architectural design.
Norihisa Kawashima is researching and teaching as a senior assistant professor at the Meiji University in Tokyo.

21.06.2023
Clemens Russ
Querkraft [AUT]
www.querkraft.at

Under the motto of “Giving humans space” and “following a poetic pragmatism”, Querkraft architects was founded in 1998 in Vienna, Austria. Their attitude expresses a permanent striving for generosity in the design of spaces and for a freedom that allows the user to develop. The center point of it's designs is always the human and inhabitant.
The vienna based office tries to think outside the box by combining new and curious designs with sustainable construction and flexible functions, while aiming to emit authenticity, charisma and a strong identity.
Clemens Russ, after studying in Vienna and Barcelona, has been a part of Querkraft since 2013.

Mi. 28.06.2023
José Toral und Marta Peris
Peris + Toral [ESP]
www.peristoral.com

Peris+Toral arquitectes is a practice based in Barcelona that mix their professional and academic activity. Nowadays they’re working on different projects, both housing and public space, as well as teaching in the Faculty of Architecture in Barcelona (ETSAB) and in the IED.
Peris+Toral arquitectes studio was founded in 2005 by Marta Peris and José Manuel Toral. Their projects focus on collective spaces, social housing projects that place the indiviudal in the center point and enable user friendly appropriation.
The offices work has been recognized by several awards and exhibitions both on a national and european scale.

05.07.2023
Jan Schipull Kauschen
Vandkunsten [DK]
www.vandkunsten.com

“Without sharing - no sustainability”
The Copenhagen based practice defines their approach as “an architecture firm with opinions and attitude”. “We only design projects we believe in. But once the work is done, the architecture is not ours. It belongs to the community.”
The office, founded in 1970, tries to focus on people, building homes and cities that form our human activity. “At the risk of sounding extravagant” they reserve the right to think and believe that good architecture has the capacity to make society more liveable.
Jan Schipull-Kauschen started the office in 2013. After graduating at TU Darmstadt in 2004, and receiving a PhD at the Royal Danish Academy of fine Arts in 2014, he has been a Partner at the firm since 2020. His focus is efficient, simple and sustainable housing.

Fortbildung
Die Vorträge der Veranstaltungsreihe werden von der Architektenkammer Baden-Württemberg als Fort-/Weiterbildung mit dem Umfang von je 1 Unterrichtsstunde für Mitglieder und Architekt*innen/Stadtplaner*innen im Praktikum für alle Fachrichtungen anerkannt.

Dank
Die Vortragsreihe wird unterstützt von der Sparkasse Karlsruhe, feco, der Architektenkammer Baden-Württemberg und der KIT-Fakultät für Architektur.