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STUDIO STRUCTURE & CONTENT

studio BERLIN 2015 IITLearning from Berlin | Variable Cities and Behavioral Modeling Tactical Strategies for New Urbanisms In collaboration with HENN Architects, Berlin

If space is neither a social product (an end result) nor a pure category (a starting point), is it an in-between (an intermediary)?“Questions of Space”, Bernard Tschumi

Why Berlin?Berlin’s unique rebirth is an active and dynamic example of a redevelopment of a city in the attempt to realign itself as a global capital. Its changed landscape during the nineteenth, twentieth, and twenty-first century promotes an ethereal metropolis developing new prototypes for living. The vast array of experimentation spanning three major territorial shifts are critical to these radical transformations. Prewar, postwar and unification have generated a collage of new visions implementing urban forms within distinct neighborhoods.

Extensive comparisons have been made between Chicago and Berlin during the turn of the century. In 1891 Mark Twain visited Berlin and published his experience in the New York Sun “The German Chicago” stating “Berlin is the European Chicago”. He described the city as “the newest I have ever seen”(Twain 88/89). At this time, Berlin was compared to Chicago both by its range of development and its speed of growth. It had changed from a historical city to a new age metropolis. Edmund Edel describes in the Großstadt-Dokumente 1908 Berlins characteristics with words that attributes American metropolis. Leo Colze writes around the same time about the “Kaufhaus des Westens” as a symbol of the modern, a technical and organizational masterful performance, based on the American model.

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Reunification of Berlin triggered an intense conversation within the architectural discipline and created a fierce debate about metropolis. The question of how to develop a unified Berlin is guided by a framework “Planwerk Innenstadt” from Senate Building Director Hans Stimmann. It re-introduced the concept of critical reconstruction for the Friedrichstadt, the “European City” for the Potsdamer Platz, the Lehrter Bahnhof area and the Spreeinsel. Stimmann writes in 1995 “a city can only become a metropolis if it maintains a hold on its past. Libeskind “condemned any call or support for a return to the ‘historical’ city as an expression of ‘reactionary tendencies’, a ‘dogmatic and anti-democratic concept of society’ and an ‘unimaginative rumination of bureaucratic and administrative formulas’ in architecture.”(Kähler 384). Within the discipline, Berlin is a unique architectural playground oscillating between a range of radical transformations. The ability to visit and experience these urban transformations is part of the studio research.

FACULTY

John Manaves, AIA along with Alice Kriegel founded studio Berlin in 2008. He has committed the summer semester in facilitating and teaching the program for the past seven years. The program has been consistently dedicated to researching urban inter ven tions and new urban isms in Berlin.

Alice Kriegel, Dipl.-Ing.Arch. BDA, studied and worked in Berlin during critical reconstruction. In 2004, she joined ECE, the Hamburg-based international project developer and was involved in the master planning of Überseequartier Hamburg Hafencity and Weser Quartier Bremen.

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IIT 2015 studio Berlin fee schedule per student cost per student cost per student cost

$ €**Living Potsdamer Straße 164, 10783 Berlin $750.00 60005/24-06/24 http://www.berlin-aparts.de/

30 nightsprice includes cleaning

Studio Space Betahaus $250.00 200

TransportationCity S+U-Bahn BerlinAB, Monatsticket 05/24-06/24 $100 80

http://www.bvg.de/

Studio TripsDessau, Bauhaus Gropiusallee 38, 06846 Dessau

Phone +49(0)340.6508251http://www.bauhaus-dessau.deGuide 2h: 120€ / 12 $15.00 12Train: Brandenburg Ticket 54€ / 5 $15.00 12

Potsdam Schlössertour mit Schloß SanssouciPhone +49(0)331.2755850www.potsdamtourismus.deSchloß Sanssouci + Park $0.00 0Schloß Cecilienhof $15.00 12Bike Rental www.cityrad-rebhan.de $20.00 16

Hamburg - Copenhagen Train: Hamburg - Berlin $125.00 100

Athens flight easyjet Berlin - Athens $250.00Hotel Athens $200.00Transportation $100.00Tours $100.00

Museums & Sightseeing Berlin Staatliche Museen zu Berlin $0.00 0Märkisches Museum / Senatsverwaltung Stadtmodell $0.00 0Bauhausarchiv Berlin $6.25 5Jüdisches Museum / 1,5 Std. Guide $3.75 3Deutsch Historisches Museum - Pei Bau $0.00 0Elbphilharmonie Hamburg / Guide $25.00 20Philharmonie Berlin $0.00 5Reichstagsgebäude $0.00 0Staatsbibliothek Berlin $0.00 0Scandinavian Embassy $0.00 0Dutch Embassy $0.00 0

Airfare Air Berlin $1,000

Food 30 Days @ $30 per day, $900 100

**dollar to euro rate 1.25 $3,875.00

Total Cost, not including Tuition and Fees

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Budget

Student BudgetPer student costs include all out of pocket expenses except tuition, travel insurance, cellphone, and laundry. $3,875Budget is based on a minimum of 10 students.

Overall program budget for10 students : $38,750Anticipated Faculty Travel Per Diem Total $4,800

Total Budget $43,550

IIT 2015 studio Berlin fee schedule per student cost per student cost per student cost

$ €**Living Potsdamer Straße 164, 10783 Berlin $750.00 60005/24-06/24 http://www.berlin-aparts.de/

30 nightsprice includes cleaning

Studio Space Betahaus $250.00 200

TransportationCity S+U-Bahn BerlinAB, Monatsticket 05/24-06/24 $100 80

http://www.bvg.de/

Studio TripsDessau, Bauhaus Gropiusallee 38, 06846 Dessau

Phone +49(0)340.6508251http://www.bauhaus-dessau.deGuide 2h: 120€ / 12 $15.00 12Train: Brandenburg Ticket 54€ / 5 $15.00 12

Potsdam Schlössertour mit Schloß SanssouciPhone +49(0)331.2755850www.potsdamtourismus.deSchloß Sanssouci + Park $0.00 0Schloß Cecilienhof $15.00 12Bike Rental www.cityrad-rebhan.de $20.00 16

Hamburg - Copenhagen Train: Hamburg - Berlin $125.00 100

Athens flight easyjet Berlin - Athens $250.00Hotel Athens $200.00Transportation $100.00Tours $100.00

Museums & Sightseeing Berlin Staatliche Museen zu Berlin $0.00 0Märkisches Museum / Senatsverwaltung Stadtmodell $0.00 0Bauhausarchiv Berlin $6.25 5Jüdisches Museum / 1,5 Std. Guide $3.75 3Deutsch Historisches Museum - Pei Bau $0.00 0Elbphilharmonie Hamburg / Guide $25.00 20Philharmonie Berlin $0.00 5Reichstagsgebäude $0.00 0Staatsbibliothek Berlin $0.00 0Scandinavian Embassy $0.00 0Dutch Embassy $0.00 0

Airfare Air Berlin $1,000

Food 30 Days @ $30 per day, $900 100

**dollar to euro rate 1.25 $3,875.00

Total Cost, not including Tuition and Fees


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Course Content

Fieldwork | Chicago, Berlin, Hamburg and Athens:

The studio examines both intrinsic and extrinsic influences that have shaped its territories. The summer semester will be primarily based in Berlin and involve an extensive investigation into pivotal moments of the city. The ability to be study abroad and experience the cultural dynamics of a city is critical to the research.

Extended trips to Hamburg and Athens will further the discussion on urban development. Masterplans within visited sites will be evaluated and documented including the Hafencity and the Olympic Village proposal for 2024 in Hamburg and the Piraeus Masterplan and the 2004 Olympic Village in Athens.

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studioBerlin 2015

sights

Monday - from West to EastData - from West to East

TBD UdK

Bus 100 Bahnhof Zoo to Alexanderplatz

Reichstag Brandenburger Tor

Holocaust Mahnmal

Pariser Platz

Unter den Linden

Friedrichstrasse

Gendarmen Markt

Museums Island

Alexanderplatz

TBD Welcome Dinner at Hofbräu Berlin Karl-Liebknecht-Straße 30 10178 Berlin

1895 1. Gedächniskirche Arch: F. Schwechten damaged in 2nd WW1963 new church addition by Egon Eiermann 1873 2. Siegessäule Arch: J.-H. Strack memory on the 1866-73 german-french war

1786 3. Schloss Bellevue Arch: P. D. Boumann

residence of the federal president

1957 4. Haus der Kulturen der Welt Arch: Hugh Stubbins former congresshall - present from the USA to the Interbau

2001 5.Bundeskanzleramt Arch: Schultes/Frank

of the federal cancellor

2000 6. Paul-Löbe-Haus Arch: S. Braunfels

for the german federal parliament

1894 7. Reichstag Arch: Paul Wallot damaged in 2nd WW reconstruction 60s by Paul Baumgarten renovation 1999 and new cupola by Sir Norman Foster

walking tour tour with public transportsightsbuildings of interest

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1791 8.Brandenburger Tor Arch: C.G. Langhans the last preserved city gate, classicism

2008 9. American Embassy Arch: Moore Ruble Yudell

1998 10. DG Bank Arch: Frank O.Gehry

2005 11. Holocaust Memorial Arch: P. Eisenmann

2005 12. Academy of Art Arch: G.Behnisch

1996 13. Quartier 207 Arch: Jean Nouvel

14.Gendarmenmarkt1821 with the Schauspiel haus (Konzerthaus) Arch: K. F. Schinkel1785 the French (Nord) and German Dom

1830- 15. Museums Island

about 16. Stadtschloss1850 Arch:Schlüter, Stüler1976 Palast der Republik destruction of the palast in 2008

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Tuesday - The Historical Berlin / The Socialistic Berlin

Data - The Historical Berlin / The Socialistic Berlin

Bus M85 to Ebertstrasse

Brandenburger Gate

Holocaust Mahnmal

Pariser Platz

Unter den Linden

Friedrichstrasse

Gendarmen Markt

Alte Wache/ German Historical Museum

Museums Island Schlossplatz

Nikolaiviertel

Fernsehturm Alexanderplatz

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Holzmarkt

East Side Gallery

Oberbaumbruecke

Badeschiff

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1818 7. Alte Wache Arch: K. F. Schinkel Memorial

2003 8.German Historcal Museum Arch: I.M. Pei

9. Museums Island1830 Altes Museum Arch: K. F. Schinkel1876 Alte Nationalgalerie Arch: F. A. Stüler1859 Neues Museum Arch: F. A. Stüler2009 renovation through 1910 Pergamonmuseum Arch: A. Messel1904 Bodemuseum Arch: Ernst v. Ihne

1905 10. Berliner Dom Arch:J. v. Raschdorff

1976 11. Palast der Republik destruction of the palast in 2008

about 12. Stadtschloss1850 Arch:Schlüter, Stüler

1987 13. Nikolaiviertel on the occasion of the 750-year celebration of Berlin construction of a prototypical “history park” in the Centre

of East Berlin. After “Old Berlin” was destroyed in WW2 a collage was made of eight reconstruct ed testaments from history like the

1230-44 orig. Nikolai Church1766 Ephraimpalais1760 Knoblauchhaus

1869 14. Rote Rathaus Berlin City Hall

1969 15. Fernsehturm form proposal by Hermann Hensel- mann 1959

1970 16. Alexanderplatz ‘gateway to the east’

1958/65 17. Karl-Marx Allee former “Stalinallee” Arch: Hermann Henselmann

18. Holzmarkt Site

1961 19. East Side Galery Berliner Wall, origi- nally 91 miles along the border of the former western sectors

1895 20.Oberbaumbrücke1996 Middle Steelbridge Arch: S.Calatrava 2004 21.Badeschiff /Arena

1791 1.Brandenburger Tor Arch: C.G. Langhans the last preserved city gate, classicism

1998 2. DG Bank Arch: Frank O.Gehry

2005 3. Holocaust Memorial Arch: P. Eisenmann

2005 4. Academy of Art Arch: G.Behnisch

1996 5. Quartier 207 Arch: Jean Nouvel

6.Gendarmenmarkt1821 with the Schauspiel haus (Konzerthaus) Arch: K. F. Schinkel1785 the French (Nord) and German Dom Memorial

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Wednesday - The New MiddleData - The New Middle

Bus M85 Come to friends to Staatsbiliothek

TBD Staatsbibliothek - guided tour

Nationalgalerie Philharmonie Debis Areal

Potsdamer Platz

Sony Center

Martin-Gropius Bau

Topographie des Terrors -exhibition

Checkpoint Charlie

TBD Reichstag - guided tour

1976 1. Staatsbibliothek Arch:Hans Scharoun1964 Kulturforum Competition 1968 2. Neue National galerie Arch: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe only building in Germany after WW2, only museum

1963 3. Philharmonie Arch:Hans Scharoun main example of organic architecture

1997 4. Debis-Haus Arch: Renzo Piano

2000 5. Hochhaus Potsdamer Platz 1 Arch: Hans Kollhoff 2000 6. SONY Center Arch: Helmut Jahn 1881 7. Martin-Gropius Bau, former Museum of Arts and Crafts Arch: Martin Gropius

bldg of Schinkel school, intervention of Walter Gropius saved bldg


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2010 8. Topographie des Terrors Arch:Heinle,Wischer und Partner

9.Checkpoint Charlie 1990 Haus at Checkpoint Charlie Arch: OMA 1999 10. GSW Headquar- ters Arch: Sauerbruch, Hutton ventilated skin, solar protection elements

1998 11. Jewish Museum Arch: Daniel Libes- kind

1894 12. Reichstag Arch: Paul Wallot damaged in 2nd WW reconstruction 60s by Paul Baumgarten renovation 1999 and new cupola by Sir Norman Foster

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Thursday - West BerlinData - West Berlin

TBD Bauhaus Archiv

Embassy buildings

Hansa quarter

Technische University Berlin

Ernst Reuter Platz

Lunch at the ‘Cafe am Neuen See’

18pm UDK Open House

1976-79 1. Bauhaus Archiv Arch:Walter Gropius

2000 2. Mexican Embassy Arch:T.Gonzales de Leon, F.Serrano

1999 3. Scandinavian Embassy Danish Arch: 3XNielsen Swedish Arch: Wingårdh Norwegian Arch: Snøhetta Finland Arch: VIIVA Iceland Arch:Palmar Krist- mundsson

1873 4. Victory Tower Memory on german- french war

um 1830 Tiergarten Arch:P.J.Lenné

1957 5. Hansa quarter international building exhibition - “international style” Arch: Niemeyer, Aalto, Gropius etc.

1968 6.Technical University - Architecture school Arch:B.Hermkes

1955 7.Ernst Reuter Platz (Competition)

1902 8.Hauptgebäude UdK


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Friday - HamburgData - Hamburg

TBD Train from Berlin Hbf - Hamburg Hbf

Deichtorhallen

Chilehaus

Überseequartier

Hafencity

Kesselhaus

Speicherstadt

Deichstrasse/Domplatz

Rathaus - Jungfernstieg

Mönkebergstrasse

TBD Train from Hamburg - Kopenhagen Hbf

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1906 01. Hamburg Hbf Main Trainstation1914 02. Deichtorhallen former market halls1924 03. Chilehaus Brick Expressionism style Kontorhaus Bldg) Arch: Fritz Höger2011 04. Ericusspitze - Spiegel building bldg for German weekly news magazine Arch: Henning Larsen 1883 05.Speicherstadt-1927 timber-pile founded warehouse district 06.Überseequartier OMA Rem Koolhaas, Erick van Egeraat etc.2009 07.Unilever building and Marco Polo Tower Arch:Behnisch & Partner2008- 08.Elbphilharmonie2015 estimated Bldg costs raised 5x to 423Mill.Euro Arch:Herzog&de Meuron1886/87 09.Kesselhaus former power station 10.Deichstrasse1842 Hamburger Fire

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Trip - Dessau / BauhausData - Dessau / Bauhaus

TBD Train from Berlin Hbf - Dessau

Environmental agency

TBD Bauhaus -guided tour

Lunch at the Bauhaus Cafe

Meisterhäuser

TBD Train from Dessau - Berlin Hbf

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1. Umweltbundesamt

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2001-05 1.Umweltbundesamt environmental agency Arch: Sauerbruch Hutton Competition 1998

1925-26 2.Bauhaus Dessau Arch:Walter Gropius >international Stil<

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1744–51 1.Stadtschloß Potsdam

1733-40 2.Dutch Quarter part of second city extension, build for dutch worker ,134 houses -largest ensemble outside of Holland

1754/55 3.Nauener Tor (Gate) of English

Gothic Revival archi tecture, city wall con nected Nauen gate with other two gates

1770 4.Brandenburger Tor in order of Friedrich II., sign for the victory after the 1756–63 seven years’ war

1745–47 5.Schloß Sanssouci Arch:G.W.von Knobelsdorff summer residence in the stil of Rokoko 1712-86 for Friedrich II. (Frederick the Great) King of Prussia

1745-47 6.Park Sanssouci Arch: Lenné1763-69 Neues Palais castle for guests,last great Prussian baroque palace1826-29 Schloß Charlottenhof Arch: K. F. Schinkel Summerresidenz from crown prince Friedrich Wilhelm (1795-1861)1851-64 Orangerieschloß Arch: F. A. Stüler built by Friedrich Wilhelm IV italian renaissance stil

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1771-75 New Chambers (Neue Kammern) west of Sanssouci Palace, complement to the Picture Gallery, which lies to the east1755-64 Picture Gallery (Bildergalerie) build for Friedrich II.1755-64 Chinesisches Teehaus1845-48 Friedenskirche1768/69 Antikentempel1768-70 Freundschaftstempel1829-40 Römische Bäder Arch: K. F. Schinkel for Friedrich Wilhelm IV1736-39 Historische Mühle1751 Neptungrotte

1787 7.Neuer Garten built for Friedrich II1787–92 Marmorpalais Arch: C.G. Langhans1744-97 for Friedrich Wilhelm II1914-17 Schloß Cecilienhof Arch:P.Schultze-Naumburg for Wilhelm II (1859-1941) last German Kaiser 17.7-2.8.1945 Potsdamer Konferenz

1907 8.Glinecker Bridge Bridge of spies during the Cold War

1835–49 9.Schloß Babelsberg Arch:K.F.Schinkel

2006 10.Hans Otto Theater Arch: Gottfried Böhm

1919-22 11.Einsteinturm Arch: Erich Mendelsohn astrophysical observatory in the Albert Einstein Science Park


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Variable Cities and Behavioral Modeling Concept Development: Digital strategies and behavioral modeling will explorethe dynamic and variable elements within the cities of research. New digital tools will be developed to design and document the findings.

Course Content

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Course Content

Final Project | Tactical Strategies for New Urbanisms

The studio proposal is to define Berlin’s current urban existence in order to expose its transient dynamic. Activities and temporary space created by and for the new collective will be documented and explored. The mapping of these strange territories will reveal complex relationships. The interest of the studio is to develop new ways to experience and reframe these curious places of moment uncertainty. A new strategy for an impermanent urban intervention will expose the hidden relationships and potentials. These provocative visions implemented in the urban context to mediate between a current and potential future generate a temporary and an intermediary moment. The research will conclude with a design project and exhibition exploring the relationship between Berlin and the misplaced collective.

Manaves/Kriegel, studio Berlin, Hamburger Bahnhof Berlin, 2008


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Exhibition & Final Review The Final Review will take place as an exhibit within a gallery space in parallel coordination with students and faculty at the UDK Berlin and TU Berlin’s Center for Metropolitan Studies

studio Berlin, Hamburger Bahnhof Berlin, 2010

studio Berlin, UdK Berlin, 2008


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Publication

The entire process including design research, fieldwork and design projects will be documented through compelling and communicative graphics in a book for publication.

studio Berlin, 2012


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Studio SpaceMultiple options for workspaces are available. They include the Betahaus at Moritzplatz and the UDK Berlin.

studio Berlin, UdK Berlin, 2009

studio Berlin, Betahaus at Moritzplatz, 2014


IIT | Summer 2015

Program History

John Manaves and Alice Kriegel have committed the summer semester in facilitating and teaching the program for the past seven years. The program has been consistently dedicated to researching urban inter ven tions and new urban isms in Berlin.

studio Berlin, Hamburger Bahnhof Berlin, 2009 studio Berlin, Hamburger Bahnhof Berlin, 2010


IIT | Summer 2015

Program History

studio Berlin, Prinzessinnengarten, 2014


IIT | Summer 2015

Program History

studio Berlin, Tempelhof Airfield Berlin, 2011

studio Berlin, Holzmarkt Berlin, 2013


IIT | Summer 2015

Program History

studio Berlin, Tempelhof Airfield Berlin, 2012 studio Berlin, Tempelhof Airfield Berlin, 2012

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