summaery2020: Projects

Project information

submitted by
Julia Heinemann

Co-Authors
Leonie Ederer, Anne-Fleur Ising, Phillip Spieß, Hannah Kruse, Fabienne Margue, Jannik Petry Mona Marithé France Thoma, Valentin Topp, Enzo Paul Weber

Mentors
Julia Heinemann, Andreas Aicher,

Faculty:
Architecture and Urbanism,
Civil and Environmental Engineering,
Art and Design,
Media

Degree programme:
Architecture (Master of Science (M.Sc.)),
Civil Engineering (Master of Science (M.Sc.)),
Fine Art (Diploma)

Type of project presentation
Artwork

Semester
Summer semester 2021

attractive to children

Participation in the Bauhaus.Modules

Project description

OCOMOTION / the ability to change location or
the "autarkic Bauhaus stage" for Bauhaus places in motion.

The pandemic has shown how important natural and public spaces with a pleasant stay are. Which are needed right now as places of regeneration, encounter and communication and which therefore need to be upgraded but also reinvented. Hygiene offers are also increasingly needed in public spaces in order to prevent the spread of pathogens and to enable strict hygiene regulations to be adhered to in the first place without exposing the environment to additional pollution.

In the seminar we want to be multifunctional with your different expertise
Hygiene islands, inventing, designing, architectural - urbanistic design, artistic representation, civil engineering planning, media promotion and thus making public space more socially.
Using a modular system, we develop playful form and usage variants that lead to miniature architectures via the initial game with the scales. These serve as an impetus for further development with self-defined, subject-related priorities.

The aim is on the one hand to use a modular construction system to create site-specific added value for varying uses with a residential character. On the other hand, the modular system is designed in such a way that technical components can be integrated into it.

Email: julia.heinemann[at]uni-weimar.de