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Instructors: Prof. Martin Kläschen
Event type:
Seminar
Org-unit: Architektur
Displayed in timetable as:
Arc: Design2
Crediting for:
Hours per week:
3
Location:
Hamburg
Language of instruction:
German
Min. | Max. participants:
- | 25
Grading:
Individual Assignment - 5 CP
Beschreibung:
The interdisciplinary seminar »urban types: of houses and men« is offered to students in the Master programme Architecture (Design and Designing). Taught by an interdisciplinary lecturer team it is open to students from other programmes (UD, Geo, KM, BIW, REAP). It seeks to test in teaching and learning practice the format »Videography in Urban Research« that has been developed for the platform Hamburg Open Online University. The aim is to refine the cross-scalar analysis of urban building stock (urban typologies) in respect to its study-, research- and teaching-potentials for the designing disciplines as well as urban studies. And finally, the seminar aims to develop cases from Hamburg to feed into the online format and build up the digital archive.
Students practice working together in interdisciplinary groups and under interdisciplinary instruction (Architecture / Urban Design and Sociology / Urban Design) applying different methods and perspectives with a view to produce house and housing biographies and building and inhabitant surveys. Students are expected to familiarise themselves with this methodological approach and the methodical steps of cross-scalar urban research and to undertake their own small research projects.
On the basis of exemplary case studies of buildings and their inhabitants in Hamburg we ask about the relations between history, the present, structure, materiality, construction, laws, regulations, norms, typologies and uses that are inherent in the building stock and its inhabitants. How are the buildings constructed and built? Which political framings (commuting tax reduction, home ownership subsidy, locations of subsidised housing) are expressed? What kinds of inhabitants and dwelling structures can we ascertain? The partaking disciplines are asked to work according to their own disciplinary methods and are encouraged to combine these freely in their small interdisciplinary groups (oft wo) so that on the basis of the analysis of the contemporary situation and its having becomeness the production of house and housing biographies can be translated into possible futures.
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