After successful completion of the course, students are able to process the results of a design studio ("Hallstatt_Wohnen im Schaufenster" 2020S), to condense the content and to design them as an exhibition or publication format and to present and convey them in media and installation (on site).

• Theme

Around one million tourists per year with 760 inhabitants - Hallstatt, located in the heart of the Salzkammergut tourist region, stood before the Covid pandemic like hardly any other place in Austria for the term overtourism.

The workshop builds on the bachelor's and master's design course "Hallstatt - Wohnen im Schaufenster" held in the summer semester 2020, which deals with the areas of tension of the global phenomenon of overtourism and living in the local and regional context of Hallstatt and the cultural capital region of Salzkammergut 2024 and deals with essential questions on the living needs and living environments of a wide variety of user groups at different locations in Hallstatt. A broad spectrum of visions and individual target formulations was generated - from affordable housing for residents to hotels for tourists, living space for schoolchildren and hybrid housing models.

Several design courses and the workshop are part of the research project “Living in Extremis: Hallstatt - Salzkammergut 2024”, which focuses on research and teaching and in close cooperation with art and cultural institutions such as "Die Originale 2024" (European Capital of Culture Region Salzkammergut 2024) and the "Festival of the Regions 2021" and the Hallstatt community deepened questions and studies on the topic

• Task

For an exhibition format on site (as part of the "Festival of the Regions 2021" in early summer 2021) and an accompanying publication format, appropriate contributions are to be developed and presented, the university work is to be publicized externally and thus impulses for the current architectural discourse and dialogue (on site ) can be set.

The work process in the workshop includes the review, processing and content-related deepening of the previous results of the design course "Hallstatt_Wohnen im Schaufenster", the conception, planning and implementation of a suitable exhibition format as well as the accompanying development of a publication format that should also be the framework for further, new contributions to the discourse.

The introduction to the work process begins with short tasks and analyzes of the existing basic material as well as reference examples. In the further process the conception and development of the exhibition and publication format and its content and organizational implementation follow in teamwork.

 IN PROGRESS

(Please note: due to the corona pandemic, dates and information about rooms may have to be changed or lose their validity! Current information via TISS mails)

Participation requirements / registration:

Participation in the course is aimed at graduates of the Bachelor in Design (253.F43) and Gr. Design (253.F44) "Hallstatt_Wohnen im Schaufenster" 2020S!

Max. Number of participants: 20

Registration takes place directly via email from February 15th. until March 1st, 2021 to: nuhsbaumer@wohnbau.tuwien.ac.at

The course can be credited either as a supplementary subject in the housing module "Living in context" or as a free elective.

Timeline: (Please note: due to the corona pandemic, dates and information about rooms may have to be changed or lose their validity! Current information via TISS mails)

General meeting dates: WED (9 -13.00)! via Zoom or alternatively in small groups in project room 02 (more information will follow)

Introduction: WED 10.03. (from 9.00) via zoom (link follows) / (further dates will follow after consultation with the participants!)

On-site dates in Hallstatt (construction / supervision / dismantling of the exhibition as part of the "Festival of Regions 2021"): mid / end of June - beginning of July 2021 (exact dates will follow in coordination with the cooperation partners and the current Covid protection measures)

The examination of the task is documented and presented on the basis of individually defined delivery formats (e.g. publication and exhibition contributions such as plan graphics, models, films, photos, texts, etc.). A final digital documentation in TUWEL completes the task.