Forum für Young Researchers in der Architektur- und Stadtforschung

Joint workshop in Belgrade, Serbia, 16-21.05.2022

Students of the Faculty of Architecture from TU Darmstadt attended a joint workshop in Belgrade, Serbia, organised in colaboration with TU Berlin, Michigan State University, and NGO “Ministarstvo Prostora”. The workshop is an integral part of an urban design studio „Transforming Belgrade Waterfront“ and focuses on the ongoing waterfront redevelopment project and the many contestations and negotiations emerging from this investor urbanism initiative.

International Lecture Series 2022: Series #03 Urban Heritage Preservation

Gastprof. Dr. Nebojša Čamprag from TU Darmstadt will give an invited lecture titled „Urban heritage in transformation– sustainable urban development or commodification of culture” in the frames of the International Lecture Series, organised by the Department of Urban and Regional Planning of the Faculty of Engineering, University of Diponegoro (UNDIP) from Semarang, Indonesia

How to incorporate gender theory in architecture and urban development?

Dr. Anshika Suri gave a guest lecture in the course on Gender and Diversity: Science and Care at KU Leuven. Her lecture focused on intersectional relationship between gender, urban infrastructure and violence and emphasized incorporation of gender theory in architecture and urban planning discipline.

17. Mai, 17-18:30 Uhr im Doktorand:innen-Raum auf der Galerie 1. OG

Eine Veranstaltung des Forums für Young Researchers in der Architektur- und Stadtforschung

How to bridge the growing gap between investor-led urbanism and public interest?

The joint team of the Urban Morphosis Lab and Urban Design and Development Unit of the Faculty of Architecture offer this semester an international urban design studio titled “Transforming Belgrade Waterfront-public interest & investor-led urban planing”

Towards more inclusive, responsive, and sustainable urban spaces?

Disruptions caused by COVID-19 pandemic in everyday lives has led praxis and academia to seek an in-depth understanding of the pivotal role architecture and built environment play in physical and mental wellbeing. Dr. Anshika Suri recently presented some socio-spatial measures for responsive and healthy built spaces for the most vulnerable social groups at the conferences that emphasized the importance of healthy and inclusive living spaces.