Research+Teaching
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RESEARCH - "Dünen, Heiden, Trockenrasen..."
DBU (Deutsche Bundesumweltstiftung)Februar 2010 - August 2011Hochschule Anhalt, Bernburg (Prof. Dr. Birgit Felinks)
Station C23, Leipzig
Büro für Siedlungserneuerung, Dessau
Wildplflanzenvermehrung und - handel Matthias Stolle, HalleStadt Dessau-Roßlau
Dessauer Wohnungsbaugesellschaft mbH -
TU Dortmund, Fachgebiet Städtebau, Stadtgestaltung und Bauleitplanung der Fakultät Raumplanung10/2008 - 04/2011
TU Dortmund, Fachgebiet Städtebau, Stadtgestaltung und Bauleitplanung der Fakultät Raumplanung (Prof. Christa Reicher)
ILS Institut für Landes- und Stadtentwicklungsforschung gGmbH DortmundProjekt-Initiatoren:
Christa Reicher, Jan Polívka, Frank Roost, Michael Wegener, Yasemin Utku, Klaus R. Kunzmann & Fachgebiet Städtebau, Stadtgestaltung und Bauleitplanung, Fakultät Raumplanung, TU Dortmund
Projekt-Hauptbearbeiter:
Mona el Khafif, Ludger Basten, Heike Hanhörster, Klaus R. Kunzmann, Sigrun Langner, Angelika Münter, Jan Polívka, Achim Prossek, Christa Reicher, Frank Roost, Yasemin Utku, Michael Wegener -
RESEARCH - NET-Promotor
Stadtverwaltung Zittau (Städteverbund "Kleines Dreieck")Juni 2007 - November 2007Station C23 in Kooperation CiF.e.V, Kompetenzzentrum für interdisziplinäres Flächenrecycling
Stadtverwaltungen von Bogatynia, Hrádek nad Nisou und Zittau
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RESEARCH - Design strategies for using common local vegetation to revaluate unused space in shrinking cities"
DBU (Deutsche Bundesumweltstiftung)August 2006-Juli 2008Prof.Dr. Norbert Kühn (TU Berlin), Alexander von Birgelen (TU Berlin), Prof. Dr. Martin Prominski (Leibniz Universität Hannover), Sigrun Langner (Leibniz Universität Hannover)
Wolfen: EWN Erneuerungsgesellschaft Wolfen / Nord mbH
Chemnitz: Stadt Chemnitz, Grundstücks- und Gebäudewirtschafts-Gesellschaft mbH (GGG), Wohnungsbaugenossenschaft Chemnitz-Helbersdorf (WCH)
Dessau: Stadt Dessau
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RESEARCH - Methods for the Preservation of valuable, vacant housing stock
Bundesamt für Bauwesen und Raumordnung (BBR)Januar 2007 - September 2008Jana Reichenbach-Behnisch, Michael Rudolph
Arbeitsgemeinschaft RBR
Büro rb architekten, Büro Station C23Juristisches Gutachten:
Thomas Käseberg
Mohns Tintelnot Pruggmayer Vennemann
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WORKSHOP - "Atlas 4": Transformator, Zwevegem
OSA+(K.U.Leuven, Prof. Bruno De Meulder), Intercommunale LeiedalTom Louwette (b), Michael Rudolph (d)
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WORKSHOP - "Atlas 5":Landscaping the Highway E17
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OSA+(K.U.Leuven, Prof. Bruno De Meulder), Intercommunale Leiedal2005 -
WORKSHOP - Landschaftszug Dessau
Concept and Organisation by STATION C23
Goal
Developing a image of the new emerging urban landscapes, by merging various, so far unrelated topics in order to create a unique proposal for Dessau´s landscape zones.
The workshop is intended to critically question and to develop the results of the city´s internal evaluation, and it will be the basis for the further development of the “landscape stretch”, followed by later realisations on several sites.Task
Key questions for the development of the “landscape stretch” - or, more generally, for the “landscape zones”, have to be answered:
What makes the “landscape stretch”?
Which functions are incorporated? What´s its use?
How does it look like?
How does it emerge?In more detail:
the development of a spatial development concept over time, for the whole landscape stretch, in order to merge (still) isolated sites into one conceptual, functional, manageable and spatial development proposal.Stadt Dessau03/2007Station C23 in Kooperation mit der Stadt Dessau und der Stiftung Bauhaus
Teilnehmer:
Karl Beelen Architect and urban designer, Amsterdam, wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter an der TU Eindhoven (NL)
Laurent Corroyer MA landscape urbanism, Paris
Gesa Königstein Dipl Ing Landschaftsarchitektin, Berlin/Leipzig, Freie Mitarbeit bei Station C23
Sigrun Langner, Dipl Ing Landschaftsarchitektin, Leipzig, Station C23
James Melsom MAS landscape architecture, Basel, Assistent an der ETH Zürich
Eva Nemcová Studentin der Landschaftsarchitektur, Uni Hannover, Mitarbeit bei Station C23
Sabine Rabe Dipl Ing Landschaftsarchitektin, Hannover, Wiss. Mitarbeiterin an der Universität Hannover, Studio Urbane Landschaften
Michael Rudolph, Architekt, Station C23
Anke Schmidt Dipl Ing Architektin, Hannover, Wiss. Mitarbeiterin an der Universität Hannover, Studio Urbane Landschaften
Martin Stokman Dipl Ing Landschaftsarchitekt, BerlinProjekt ‘Roter Faden’ (Stadtumbau erzählen):
Prof. Rosmarie Müller Architektin, Cham (Schweiz), Tabea Michaelis Landschaftsarchitektin, Cham (Schweiz)Gastkritiker:
Prof. Antje Stokman Leibniz Uni Hannover, Institut für Freiraumentwicklung
Prof. Martin Prominski Leibniz Uni Hannover, Institut für Landschaftsarchitektur -
WORKSHOP - Willkommen im Landschaftshotel
Concept and Organisation by Station C23 and Iacopo Gallico (Stalker)
Starting point for the project is the problem of abandoned spaces, empty plots and marginalised areas within urban connotations, in this case the region of Bitterfeld-Wolfen.
Spaces which have been fallen out of the cycles of economical processes, which have no use or which have not yet again a distinct function. Spaces, which have been erased from the collective memory of the older generation, and which are now getting interesting for the younger. A vast, luxurious amount of space could be available, providing a potential.
"Landschaftshotel" is a self-organised, participative management of a collective resource with the possibility to intervene, it could become a instrument for the development of the democratic city . It is a organisation-model to explore the possibilities that exist in the region, to make use of them in a practical way. "Landschaftshotel" makes the potential of the region accessible: the availability of a huge amount of free space. Areas with the most diverse range of spatial quality are open for temporary use. The availability of diverse spaces is linked to a wide choice of services which enable the user to realise any idea.2004STATION C23 mit Iacopo Gallico (Stalker) und der Stadt Bitterfeld
Teilnehmer:
Sigrun Langner, Michael Rudolph , Iacopo Gallico , Lars Ehlers, Oswald Devisch, Karl Beelen , Karin Thomsen, Thomas Thoss, Katrin Staiger, Bénédict Berna, Daniela Pastore, Michaela Finarelli, Paola Fusco, Sara Ferazzoli, Alessandra Glorialanza, Viola Mordenti, Eliana Saracino, Marco Colaiacomo, Davide Sacconi -
WORKSHOP - Roma Troll-Detournement De Bus
In the dark side of night, space and movement are perceived differently. Sounds and signs are transformed into a map for a urban geography turned upside down. Envisionning night space as an other state of the city, the life, relations and new experiences. We look at mobility as a revealing sign of these states.
This is a creative interdisciplinary session gathering professionnals from Rome and Europe to invent, organize and stage a troll full-size event: afurtive migration through the night from center to periphery and back. This event will be site specific, and will be realized on the roman night on the 23rd/24th april 04.Going from center to periphery by bus
It´s NOT a Tourbus!
It pretends being a regular bus.
We want it to be a seduction.
The bus cruises the streets, it has an unfamiliar number.
It stops at bus-stops where people are waiting.
Potential bus-passengers would ask: “Where are you going?” Answer: “I´m going […] until i´m getting further instructions. – Where do you want to go?” The controller hears this conversation; in the contract between the bus and the passenger, there is no final resolution. The controller radios in destinations close to those desired by the people entering the bus, and bounces that demands. Once they are on the bus, similar things happen as in the “special trip” of the 22nd of April. Also they hear the controllers messages to other buses, doing the same things in other areas – so they wonder, are these instructions for my bus or for another?
AWP, Institut pour la ville en mouvement2004Michael Rudolph, Sigrun Langner, Nat Chard, Per Henriksen, Erico Molteni