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You will not use this website to harass, threaten, impersonate or intimidate another person, government, or legal entity.You are responsible for all activity that occurs under your IP Address and device on this website, including your conduct and any User Content you provide or that you allow others to provide under your IP Address and device.You Contractually Agree that you wish to join as a member to this private establishment and that any communication taking place here is considered private communication between members which you agree not to publicly disclose or disseminate.You Contractually Agree that you are at least 18 years of age and that you are accessing this website for personal use only.Made possible by Hauptstadtkulturfonds.Ģ005_Volkspalast_abriss_und_dann_Ausstellungsplan.pdfĢ005_Volkspalast_abriss_und_dann_Flyer.You are attempting to enter a Private Virtual Country Club.Įntrance to this private establishment requires membership but not an account. Organisation: Melanie Klofat and Matthäus Wirth, AssistenzĬooperation partners: Akademie der Künste Berlin-Brandenburg (Berlin) and Volkspalast (Berlin)Ī project within Volkspalast – Der Berg. Albers (artist/ urban researcher, Graz)Ĭurators: Philipp Misselwitz and Philipp Oswalt (architects, Shanghai), Joost Meuwissen (architect, Amsterdam), Daniel Milohnic / Lex Rijkers (architects/ artists, Frankfurt / Main), muf architecture / art (architects/ artists, London), Marjetica Potrcˇ (architect/ artist, Ljubljana) with nova stran, Studio for Architecture (architects, Ljubljana), Raumlabor (architects, Berlin), Chris Rehberger (graphic designer, Berlin), Fred Rubin (artists, Berlin), Andreas Siekmann (artist, Berlin), Eric Tschaikner, (architect, Linz), Michael Zinganel (architect/ artist, Vienna) with Michael Hieslmair (artist/ architect, Graz) and Hans H. Participating architects and artists: Abalos & Herreros (architects, Madrid), An Architektur (architects, Berlin), ANC Arquitectos (architects, Porto) with Christian Gänshirt (architect, Berlin), Arbeitsgemeinschaft Weltkulturbotschaft Berlin: Tim Edler, Wilfried Hackenbroich, Markus Hirschmüller, Harry Schindele (architects, Berlin), Bureau Alexander Brodsky (architect/ artist, Moscow), Eduard Bru arquitectes (architects, Barcelona), Jens Fischer (architect, Leipzig), Grüntuch / Ernst Architekten (architects, Berlin), bernd kniess architekten stadtplaner (architects and urban planners, Cologne), Kühn Malvezzi (architects, Berlin), Lacaton Vassal (architects, Paris), Mada s.p.a.m. The exhibition opening was accompanied by a symposium with, amongst others, Regina Bittner, Wilhelm von Boddien, Friedrich Dieckmann, Karl Hanser, Wolfgang Hirsch, Jürgen Meyer H, Wolfgang Kil, Bojana Pejic, Goerd Peschken, and Michael Rutschky. The exhibition also included a history of the temporary use of the site since 1918, a conversation between Hans Ulrich Obrist and Cedric Price as well as a video lecture by Rem Koolhaas. Another group of proposals avoided any reference to previous history. A majority of the proposals addresses the specific history of the site as either a Palast (East Germany), Imperial Castle or as a hybrid Palast-Castle. 16 international teams were invited and their proposals were exhibited and documented in the Palast der Republik. Urban Catalyst initiated a call for ideas for future visions for Berlin’s Schlossplatz area. 16 JULY – 26 AUGUST 2005, PALAST DER REPUBLIK, BERLIN Marjetica Potrcˇ, architects and artist, Ljubljana with Studio for architecture, architects, LjubljanaĮXHIBITION AND SYMPOSIUM ON NEW CONCEPTS FOR BERLIN’S SCHLOSSPLATZ AREA.
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