Mansouri Broudjeni, Nariman

Tomaselli, Markus

Hutterer, Tina

Sadeghtaleghani, Pegah

Wimmer, Günther

Husna, Nugrainna Malinda

Sardari-Iravani, Kiana

Schäppi, Magdalena

Kusumadewi, Ajeng

Rohmah, Auliya

Demir, Hayati

Türk, Ekin

Sarimukti, Ristka

Koller, Anna

Korkeshko, Evgeniia

Primschitz, Elsa

Geraldine, Vanessa

Gasser, Michael

Subas, Damla

Vejnovic, Sara

2023-04-25T13:13:57Z

2023-04-25T13:13:57Z

2023-03-07

<div class="csl-bib-body"> <div class="csl-entry">Mansouri Broudjeni, N., Tomaselli, M., Hutterer, T., Sadeghtaleghani, P., Wimmer, G., Husna, N. M., Sardari-Iravani, K., Schäppi, M., Kusumadewi, A., Rohmah, A., Demir, H., Türk, E., Sarimukti, R., Koller, A., Korkeshko, E., Primschitz, E., Geraldine, V., Gasser, M., Subas, D., &#38; Vejnovic, S. (2023, March 7). <i>Living 2060. Exhibition</i> [Exhibition Contribution]. Living 2060 Exhibition, Wien, Austria. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12708/176723</div> </div>

http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12708/176723

Given the rapid social changes and climate change taking place globally, most traditional housing models seem outmoded. Until the 20th century, most housing models primarily assumed inhabitants who, structured in families, would often live and work in one and the same place for an entire lifetime. Yet current upheavals in the demographic structure (birth rates, life expectancy, migration etc.), in the working world (restructuring of working conditions etc.), in the family unit (single parents, one-person households, patchwork families etc.), and in social relations (changing gender roles etc.) create – in Europe as much as in Southeast Asia – new living models, which create new housing needs and therefore require new forms and typologies of housing. While these transformations and their consequences are frequent subjects of discussion, satisfactory solutions remain rare. Furthermore, the debate around what future housing models should and could look like in a globalised 21st century – in their concrete material manifestations as well as their impact on the structure of urban conglomerations – has only just begun. How can architecture and design contribute to future and humane housing? This core question is the point of departure for the planned interdisciplinary project LIVING 2060 (architecture, interior design, town planning, etc.), which seeks to provide first answers to and visions for this global challenge through transcultural analysis and reflection on European and Southeast Asian living styles. Deliberately, therefore, experts and artists from Europe as well as Southeast Asia (which is culturally and socio-economically equally heterogeneous) are earmarked for the project. In particular, the significant parameters of the subject matter today have global relevance: Poverty can (albeit on a different level) also be found in (Eastern) Europe, and suburbanisation has become an issue also in Southeast Asia.

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LIVING 2060

Kampung

Yogyakarta

Kampung Pengok Kidul

Siemensstraße Housing Estate

Social Housing

Affordable Housing

Vienna

CREATIVE EUROPE

Design Workshop

Living 2060. Exhibition

Presentation

Vortrag

Exhibition Contribution

A2a

Urban and Regional Transformation

100

E260-01 - Forschungsbereich Städtebau und Entwerfen

0000-0001-9717-9737

Living 2060 Exhibition

Creative Europe programme of the European Union

07-03-2023

10-03-2023

Hybrid

Event for non-scientific audience

Wien

AT

Forschungsbereich Städtebau, Technische Universität Wien / X-CHANGE culture-science / Universita degli Studi di Ferrara / Universita IUAV di Venezia / Asociatia Frontal

staff

staff

Mansouri Broudjeni, Nariman

Tomaselli, Markus

Mansouri Broudjeni, Nariman

Tomaselli, Markus

Solo Exhibition

Humangeographie, Regionale Geographie, Raumplanung

Architektur

Soziologie

5070

2012

5040

50

30

20

no Fulltext

http://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_18cp

en

Publications

conference paper not in proceedings

none

E260 - Institut für Städtebau, Landschaftsarchitektur und Entwerfen

E260 - Institut für Städtebau, Landschaftsarchitektur und Entwerfen

TU Wien

E011-01 - Fachbereich PR und Marketing

0000-0001-9717-9737

E250 - Fakultät für Architektur und Raumplanung

E250 - Fakultät für Architektur und Raumplanung

E011 - PR und Fundraising