Common(Re)Constructor

First detailed node and adapted prototype “4MODULEX4” in 1:1, photo: A. Hack
First detailed node and adapted prototype “4MODULEX4” in 1:1, photo: A. Hack

Project Infos

Year: 2023

Studycourse:
Interior DesignArchitecture

Supervisor:
Fromm, Asko, Prof. Dr.-Ing.Hack, Achim, Prof.Hülseweg, Daniel, Professurvertreter

Participants:
Group Project

Project type:
AwardConceptGroup ProjectCooperation

The Common(Re)Constructor project is a collaboration between the University of Applied Sciences in Wismar and the Technical University Dortmund and aims to create a space, both real and figuratively, in which the affected population of Ukraine can come together to develop participatory perspectives and strategies for repairing and for reconstructing the damaged city together with local and foreign experts. Ecological issues, such as the use of recycled building rubble, are to be negotiated here, as are socio-political issues, such as the strengthening and safeguarding of democracy and the rule of law through appropriate forms of coexistence.

A temporary, mobile event space, which can react to the needs of different locations and be used by different residents and experts in Ukraine, is to be designed and realized within the framework of the project in a participatory manner with refugee initiatives, local institutions and students.

On the one hand, the project has a clear architectural and structural orientation and explores possibilities of circular urban mining processes in devastated war zones. On the other hand, it also has a strong participatory component through the expertise of Prof. Renée Tribble (urban planning, land use planning and process design) of the TU Dortmund University and places the knowledge and participation of refugees and affected persons at the center of the project work. The knowledge gained about participatory strategies and tools through project participation will also be applied in process facilitation at the field sites in Ukraine and passed on as open source.   

 

Participants:

Architecture: Kata Bartal, Fredrieke Becker, Levke Born, Bente Carstensen, Anna-Lena Hänel, Tim Hasler, Kim Hemschel, Mandy Johannes, Laura Kreis, Oleksandr Nitikenko, Aljoscha Schmidt
Interior Design: Emilia Basse, Maria Joy Burmeister, Emma Magdalena Hille, Lena Sophie Hoeft, Shari-Maria Hoppe, Paula Körner, Thu Huong Nguyen, Antonia Roocks, Juliette Merije Saliovski, Isabell Sehorsch, Anna Sommerfeld

Project Support SoSe 2023: Tom Herrmann (HiWi)

 

 

Sponsored by:
Sto-Stiftung, Hochschule Wismar

Supporters:
Yachtclub Wismar 1897 e.V., MV Werften, Tischlermeister Kagel, BDA Hamburg, Proberaum Oberhafen Hamburg, Yarema&Himey

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Panorama of the construction work in the Oberhafen track hall in Hamburg, photo: J. Delissen
Panorama of the construction work in the Oberhafen track hall in Hamburg, photo: J. Delissen
During construction work: Constructive elements made from scrap wood and scrap metal are put together, photo: T. Hassler
During construction work: Constructive elements made from scrap wood and scrap metal are put together, photo: T. Hassler
During construction work: the weather protection made of canvas is attached, photo: T. Hassler
During construction work: the weather protection made of canvas is attached, photo: T. Hassler
The four prototypes in the track hall, photo: T. Hassler
The four prototypes in the track hall, photo: T. Hassler
Concept model of the prototype “Dancing Columns”, the students Anna-Lena Hänel and Bente Carstensen, photo: A. Hack
Concept model of the prototype “Dancing Columns”, the students Anna-Lena Hänel and Bente Carstensen, photo: A. Hack
Presentation models and floor plan lines on the floor illustrate the spatial effect of the “POLYVILLION” prototype, photo: A. Hack
Presentation models and floor plan lines on the floor illustrate the spatial effect of the “POLYVILLION” prototype, photo: A. Hack
A digital roundtable of the symposium in the “Plug In” prototype, speakers: Vedrana Zalac, (Denkstatt sarl), Vitalii Kryzhanovskyi (TU Dortmund), photo: A. Hack
A digital roundtable of the symposium in the “Plug In” prototype, speakers: Vedrana Zalac, (Denkstatt sarl), Vitalii Kryzhanovskyi (TU Dortmund), photo: A. Hack
Guests at the symposium discuss the results, at the microphone Hendrik Weiner (BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg), photo: A. Hack
Guests at the symposium discuss the results, at the microphone Hendrik Weiner (BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg), photo: A. Hack
The students report on their experiences of the semester, from left to right: Kata Bartal, Aljoscha Schmidt, Mandy Kaden, photo: A. Hack
The students report on their experiences of the semester, from left to right: Kata Bartal, Aljoscha Schmidt, Mandy Kaden, photo: A. Hack
Presentation of the connection details on the “PLUG-IN” prototype, student Tim Hasler, photo J. Delissen
Presentation of the connection details on the “PLUG-IN” prototype, student Tim Hasler, photo J. Delissen
Students Emma Hille in exchange with Dr. Nataliia Mysak (ETH Zurich), photo: A. Hack
Students Emma Hille in exchange with Dr. Nataliia Mysak (ETH Zurich), photo: A. Hack

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