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Architecture Matters 2024 Focus Session - Deep Dive: Building Standards - What can we afford? with Peter Haimerl, Peter Haimerl. Architektur, Felix Lukasch, ARGENTA, Elisabeth Merk, Planning Director City of Munich and Michael Reiß, bema Gruppe, moderation: Matthias Alexander, FAZ Where are our standards too high, making construction too expensive? How does climate-resilient design affect construction costs? Where exactly must we take action to enable affordable housing (new buildings and conversions)? Simple building - why has it not been implemented on a large scale? How is it being successfully implemented in other countries? What is the responsibility of the municipality, and what is the responsibility of the state or federal government? #architecturematters2024 #architecturematters #conference #architecture #realestate #focussession #buildingstandars Nadin Heinich, plan A – consultancy and business networks

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#PublicProcurement - new federal legislation on its way! For #Innovation and #Startups: "Further measures in the procurement transformation package [Vergabetransformationspaket] include, among others, the enabling of targeted direct contracts for innovative services from #startups and public welfare-oriented companies as well as via online marketplaces, reduced documentation requirements, a central electronic announcement platform, various changes to give greater consideration to young, small and medium-sized enterprises,..." CHECK HERE: https://lnkd.in/dj5jGt-E #Berlin #CityOfEnablement Startup Berlin Competence Center Innovative Procurement (KOINNO) Senatsverwaltung für Wirtschaft, Energie und Betriebe Michael Biel Thomas Krause Sibylle Kubale Beate Albert Karen Laßmann Travis Todd Christian Stigler Anna-Sophia Herkenhoff Steffen Terberl Nicole Röttger 🐝 David Kregler Tienko Rasker Bernd Brunke Nicolai Strøm-Olsen Nicola Filzmoser Ann-Kathrin Kornemann Jakob Kollotzek .Hergen Wöbken Possible Digital..

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A construction project for an office building in Allschwil near Basel is taking on a pioneering role in sustainable construction. HORTUS (house of research, technology, utopia and sustainability) takes ecology further. The modern office building compensates for the grey energy used in its construction within a generation. And how? By supplying solar energy from the roof and the facade. But sustainability goes much further here. HORTUS is setting new standards by using natural materials from the region. Following the guiding principle of "love for the place", the holistic approach and the obvious idea of ​​using building materials directly from the location emerged: earth and wood. https://lnkd.in/g2MPDMuV

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selfmade with Microsoft Designer #Innsbruck #generativedesign #urban #citydevelopment #sustainability #AI #residential #stadtentwicklung #urban #openart #AI #aiartwork #morethanrealestate #realestate #artifexai

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#AI #architecture Insights from Germany Planning applications that use #AI are gaining momentum, but it seems that information for architects, urban planners, landscape architects and interior designers is hard to find. The Bundesarchitektenkammer therefore compiled the 10 most important questions and answers about A.I. in architecture, which offer basic information and an initial, practical orientation on the topic. The working group, led by the BAK Berlin, is accompanying the debates on the use of artificial intelligence in planning and construction. The group is working on exploring the potential of using #artificialintelligence or machine learning in planning and developing a general recommendation for action for the professional group. Read more on the BAK website: https://lnkd.in/guep5duT

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WWF Germany and IBM are counting elephants. Yes, you read that right, they are using AI to identify and protect the endangered species, often referred to as the climate heroes (not all heroes wear capes, some wear tusks). Would this also be a solution for our bear problem in Romania? You tell me. Read more about IBM’s solution in the post bellow (if you speak German) and find out why elephants are ecosystem engineers here: https://lnkd.in/dKE2S_xk

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Freiheit, Gleichheit, Solidarność. Polish Viewpoints in Berlin. EXHIBITION Exhibition opening: 31.5.2024 | 18.00  Location: BERLIN GLOBAL exhibition, Humboldt Forum Schlossplatz, 10178 Berlin  Poles have lived in Berlin for centuries and shaped the cultural, social, political and economic life of the city. The Polish border is less than 100 kilometres away. And yet, the city’s close ties with its neighbouring country sometimes only become visible at a second glance. The Open Space “Liberty, Equality, Solidarność” in the BERLIN GLOBAL exhibition looks at Berlin as a site of Polish struggles for freedom and against discrimination, as well as a place of dialogue and solidarity. The multi-layered installation by Ewa Maria Slaska, Anna Krenz and Jemek Jemowit introduces visitors to seven sites in Berlin where Polish people have fought for freedom, equality and solidarity. Spread throughout the city, they include the Olympic Stadium, the Warschauer Brücke, Moabit Prison and Volkspark Friedrichshain. The Open Space also shares Polish perspectives on everyday life in Berlin, moving between a sense of belonging and experiences of discrimination. It explores the traces of historical power relations and the ways they affect coexistence. The Open Space invites visitors to share their different points of view and engage in dialogue, even when the topics are difficult. In doing so, the Open Space itself becomes a further place of Polish-Berlin solidarity. More: https://lnkd.in/dfFyTn83

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German cities become more and more sustainable compared to other global cities, and so achieve a great rank in our latest #sustainablecitiesindex 2024

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How do you behave as a sustainability manager? Do you constantly annoy people with bans and lectures? Or are you busy leading your company into the future, ensuring that it still has a valid business model? Dr. Fabian Sennekamp from Zeppelin University and I addressed these and many other questions in our first podcast together. We also talked about how the work of a sustainability manager is actually defined. The Zeppelin University podcast can be found on all the usual podcast portals. Or at the following link: https://lnkd.in/djbneSgK

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3 weeks to go ... We are looking forward to seeing you at Architecture Matters 2024 ⁠ ⁠ Architecture Matters⁠ Crisis vs. Crisis⁠ 15 May - 16 May 2024⁠ House of Communication⁠ Friedenstraße 24⁠ 81671 Munich⁠ ⁠ How can we distribute the costs of green transformation fairly? What new construction options align with climate realities? Is it enough to retrofit existing buildings to solve the housing crisis? Which standards need simplifying? Amid these complex upheavals, how can we tackle social and ecological challenges as interlinked aspects? Does solving one crisis risk creating another?⁠ ⁠ With “Architecture Matters 2024 – Crisis vs. Crisis”, we aim to have an honest discussion on current conflicting priorities and chart a path for workable solutions to shape the future of construction. We combine big-picture thinking with deep dives into key themes: capital markets, building standards, and radical thinking – new ideas from other places.⁠ ⁠ Less frontal, more interaction, and direct exchange: This year’s programme offers a mix of main stage presentations and discussion rounds, a networking lunch, and focus sessions featuring keynote speeches and small group discussions.⁠ ⁠ curated by Nadin Heinich, plan A⁠ ⁠ #architecturematters2024 #am24 #crisisvscrisis #city #futurecity #architecture #realestate #municharchitecture #munich #conference #houseofcommunication #architecturematters Nadin Heinich, plan A – consultancy and business networks

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Berlin's mass housing estates have received renewed attention for their potential to facilitate the city’s growth and transformation. Yet, the focus of architectural studies has often been limited to their design origins, construction history, energy-efficient adaptation, and prospects for future densification. Building upon and reacting against existing scholarship, this research project claims that the underexplored landscapes of Berlin's mass housing estates are catalysts for a long-term understanding of their past, future, and of land as an ecological palimpsest. The comparative study of two case studies —Marzahn in former East and Märkisches Viertel in former West Berlin — will test the above hypothesis. Eventually, this project aims to understand how a land-oriented exploration could unearth their role and potential to mediate the interrelated complexity of Berlin's future challenges. robinhueppe.com Image Caption: View from Lübarser Höhe on Märkisches Viertel in January 2024 © Robin V Hueppe

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🌱 #Heidelberg University's Heidelberg Center for the Environment (HCE) has started an Uni wide survey to collect ideas from #students, #PhDs, and #employees to boost #sustainability further in our University 💡 Are you part of UHEI's community, e.g. as a master's student at Heidelberg Center para América Latina? Below is the link to make your contribution* 👇🏽👇🏽 (*while the survey is in German, 21st century's tools easily allow automatic translations 😉) #sustentabilidad #greenuni #hce

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"This morning, we erase the pain of April 15, 2019,” said Laurent Ulrich, the Archbishop of Paris, who celebrated the first mass in the rebuilt cathedral. It was thanks to half an hour and the tireless efforts of nearly five hundred firefighters that the bell towers did not collapse, preserving the main walls. Following the fire five years ago, the cathedral reopened on Saturday, and the public will be able to enter for the first time during Sunday evening mass. Our colleague at Remmers Gruppe Stefan Haustein has written: "Why am I so excited about the reopening of Notre Dame de Paris?🔥❓ The fire at Notre Dame de Paris in April 2019 was not only a tragedy for admirers of this Gothic masterpiece but also a monumental challenge for craftsmen, restorers, architects, and scientists. One of the biggest challenges after the fire was the removal of lead-contaminated dust layers that had settled on the approximately 60,000 m² of interior walls of the cathedral. Traditional cleaning methods like sandblasting, water, or chemicals were not an option due to the high levels of hazardous substances and the risk of further damage to the delicate surfaces. Instead, the construction management opted for Remmers Arte Mundit after an extensive testing phase. Arte Mundit is a specially developed cleaning paste that can be used without water or chemicals. The paste is applied in a thin layer to the contaminated surfaces, and within a few hours, it dries into a peelable film. This film is then removed, taking the contaminants, including lead, off the surface. The decision to use Arte Mundit for cleaning the interior walls of Notre Dame brought numerous advantages. On one hand, the method was highly efficient, capable of removing large amounts of lead and other pollutants. On the other hand, it was gentle on the historical material, preventing further damage that could have occurred with aggressive cleaning techniques. For my colleague Jens Engel, myself, and all our colleagues at Remmers, it was a great honor to contribute with our material to making the church accessible to the public again in such a short time. The successful use of Arte Mundit to remove lead contamination from the interior walls of Notre Dame de Paris is a prime example of an innovative and environmentally friendly approach to cultural heritage restoration. This method has demonstrated that it is possible to eliminate even deep-seated contamination without damaging the historic material. If you have any questions about this fascinating project, feel free to reach out to me. 😉"

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Part 4 of our series on the top #FDI projects in #Hessen in the past year is a great example of the excellent cooperation within our network: Germany Trade & Invest, Hessen Trade & Invest GmbH, FrankfurtRheinMain GmbH International Marketing of the Region and the municipality of Neu-Isenburg were actively involved to support Envisics setting up in our region. *Head-Up Display leader Envisics drives its European sales and service from Hessen* The leading British company for Augmented-Reality Head-Up Displays (AR-HUD) opened its European headquarters in Neu-Isenburg in Hessen last year. Commenting on the opening of the company’s second regional headquarters near #Frankfurt, Envisics founder and CEO, Dr. Jamieson Christmas said: “Our new facility in #Germany is another milestone in the growth of our company and enables us to better serve our current and future customers in mainland Europe. The Hessen region is ideally situated for a company such as Envisics, combining access to the #talent and #technology that will fuel our #growth.” Envisics’ decision to set up its European HQ in Hessen underscores the state’s strength as a leading location for #international R&D companies in the automotive sector. Envisics’ office in Hessen was specifically selected for the ease of access to #automakers and #automotive #suppliers across Continental Europe. Dr. Rainer Waldschmidt, CEO of Hessen Trade & Invest (HTAI), stated: “Envisics´s decision to setup shop in Hessen highlights the attractiveness of our automotive ecosystem for international companies. Various OEM´s and suppliers are present with production, R&D and sales activities benefiting from dense #industry and #knowledge networks. Additionally, the complementary support of the network of Hessian Economic Development is a true locational advantage of our region that empowers companies to be successful on the long run. We are very much looking forward to accompanying Envisics on their further growth path!”   Envisics’ holographic technology enables market leading AR-HUDs, an advanced display technology that is fast becoming a must-have feature for auto makers and consumers alike. The AR-HUD market is set for rapid growth as more automakers look for new ways to relay timely and relevant information to drivers. Following a $100M Series C strategic funding round in 2023, the ownership structure of the company includes strategic investors Tarsadia Investments, GM Ventures, Hyundai MOBIS, JLR´s InMotion Ventures, Stellantis Ventures, SAIC Motor, Van Tuyl Companies, and M&G Investments.   Simon Sproule Stefan Di Bitonto Kasturi Dadhe Andrea Quilling

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🤖 #AI FOR INCLUSIVE CLIMATE ACTION via Impact Hub Berlin #Trends #Innovations and #Business #Opportunities #SustainableFood #CircularEconomy #GreenTech #Diversity #Equity #Inclusion #ArtificialIntelligence (AI) drives the shift towards a #sustainable and inclusive #economy, balancing human needs with environmental protection. Thanks SALMAN QADIR ✨

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#Leipzig: Catella invests 23 million euros in student apartments. Catella Residential Investment Management has acquired a new #building with 177 #apartments in Leipzig from a family office. Catella Residential Investment Management (CRIM) has acquired a fully let new building with 177 student apartments in Leipzig for its "European Residential III" fund. The #property was completed in the third quarter of 2023. The apartments measure between 20 and 45 square meters and are fully furnished. The property also has 65 parking spaces and a #retail space on the ground floor, which was rented by a food discounter. The purchase price for the property is around 23 million euros. The seller is the Drengenberg family office. With the purchase, the #assets under management of the Catella fund increase to around 800 million euros. "The student housing property in Leipzig fully meets the #ESG requirements that we set for the assets for our investors' fund portfolio," commented Michael Keune, Managing Director at CRIM. "The serious shortage of affordable and modern #housing for students in #German and European cities is a challenge that we are facing with this #acquisition for our #portfolio."

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