summaery2016: Projects
Venice x 3
Project information
Susanne Frank
Co-AuthorsLuise Banz, Jana Katharina Bolten, Anna Brückmann, Johann Buske, Angelica Maria Carvajal Ortega, Camila Dopico, Robert Elert, Fabiana Ferro, Domenico Foti, Tobias Gunnar Grandel, Miriam Louisa Hainich, Patrick Hennerici, Caroline Herbst, Annika Hollmichel, Nora Iannone, Antonia Caterina Janosch, Deborah May Kennet, Nathalie Kerst, Maximilian Kirn, Maximilian Kledzik, Laelia Kohmann, Johann Kolck, Rebekka Kramm, Marvin Lannefeld, Marieke Licht, Sven Lindemann, Yannick Lindner, Astrid Moll, Leo Müller, Paulina Naudiet, Anna Paula Neumann, Franca Lina Ostermayer, Ada Partsch, Julia Pfeiffer, Max Pradel, Veronika Ruppert, Johannes Schaller, Lea Marthe Schlenz, Mario Seibold, Luzi Speth, Romina Trunzer, Anna Leena Wacker, Julia Mareike Wegmann, Samuel Zeyse, Pia Zieren
MentorsVertr. Prof. Dr. Steffen de Rudder, Dipl.-Geogr. Susanne Frank, Dipl.-Ing. Srdjan Mandic
Faculty / Section:
Architecture and Urbanism
Degree programme:
Architecture (Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)),
Urban Planning (Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.))
Exhibition
SemesterSummer semester 2016
Exhibition Location / Event Location- Geschwister-Scholl-Straße 8 - Hauptgebäude / main building
Project description online
Urban design is learning by doing. This semester we developed not one, but three design projects. The students dealt consecutively with three very different locations in Venice and Mestre: a section of city, an island and a peripheral location.
An examination of the city itself is a fundamental characteristic of urban design. With this in consideration, Venice has more material than we can handle: it’s a super-symbol and exceptional phenomenon of the European city; a battlefield of mass tourism and the residence of the last Venetians; a study object of urban space and ideal for pedestrians
