The course "City:: Space:: Analysis" deals with the analysis of object, location and space in different scales in the context of architectural, (building)historical, socio-political and/or urban planning considerations. By means of varying topics and projects, skills such as observing, documenting, resulting, criticising, conveying and presenting are to be brought closer.

Experiments 1:1
"Home not Shelter in the student home of the' 60s"

In the summer semester 2018, the focus will be on a "practical example" on a small scale and the continuation of two research priorities in the field of history of architecture and construction.

"Home not Shelter" started as a project for the development of housing concepts for students together with refugees represents the experimental approach to the (participatory) utilization of (existing) spaces. In a similar way to student living in the "student home", everything revolves around optimizing a few square meters to create an ideal living space.

• Practical example:: A dormitory room from the 60/70s is to be examined 1:1.
  (Haus Vindobona, 1060 Vienna - current "Research-in-the-graduate" project)
  
  
• The first step involves research, documentation and analysis of the current situation. In the next step, the resulting "room experiments 1:1" for a possible future reinterpretation. For researching, learning and trying out the object, we have a "trial room" in the house Vindobona, 1060 Vienna.

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Attendance:: Topic elaboration:: 3-day intensive workshop:: Results presentation (folder)