Design 1
Instructors:
Markus Jeschaunig
Theresa Reisenhofer
A-Frame
Multispecies Cohabitation
Drawing on the tradition of A-frame architecture in exposed natural settings, this course focused on constructing a structure that experimentally explored whether and how architecture can promote ecological coexistence. The aim was to use spatial means to establish a relationship between two different species.
During the process, human and non-human protagonists were identified who jointly programmed the house and determined its materiality and locations worldwide. Throughout the design process, aspects such as architectural design, self-sufficiency, construction and the specific life forms played a central role in providing an answer to what cohabitation might look like. The focus of the course was consistently on analogue production in the form of drawings and model-making.
Students:
Aleksandra Berg, Alexia-Maria Bălășoiu, Amalia Vanessa Roșu, Amira Dizdarević, Ana Muharem, Cornelia Spörk, Elija Raphael Sehn, Fabian Stift, Hanna Andjelic, Nikolina Šimunović, Polina Gordeychik, Sylwia Steginska, Tanja Konrad, Tijana Topalović, Zeynep Nisa Tepegöz, Jonas Noah Breisach, Jan Dzunza, Barbara Friedl, Elena Janković, Stefanie Lausenhammer, Neri Lučev, Iva Marija Matošević, Viktoria Sophie Meister, Vara Paola Morales, Marie-Luisa Platzer, Elsara Runaj, Moritz Florian Stefan, Mariana Treviño Romero, Canales Vera, Gabriela Paula, Dragan Vladić, Joseph Zacherl
