TUD Actualities workshop ANCB Berlin. Within the workshop WeShare Berlin thirty students of The Why Factory collect and compare various ways in which habitable space in the city is being shared.

Within the workshop weShare Berlin thirty students of The Why Factory collect and compare various ways in which habitable space in the city is being shared. How collaborative are current housing developments? And how do they compare to developments of the last century? Can the future become increasingly co-operative? Where does sharing create conflict and where does opportunity arise? The analysis of 6 typical Berlin housing typologies from different periods of the 20th and 21st century led to six unique, alternative strategies for a shared future:

What if we share…

by                                Visibility

through personal         Expression

by giving                     Access

and accepting              Ambiguity

by preserving              Anonymity

and cooperating in       Constriction

Each strategy envisions sharing beyond its literal meaning of a common physical space – an entrance hall, laundry room, play room, etc. Can we share privacy, personal taste, beyond the confinements of our housing complex? Each case study is re-imagined through a series of increasingly radical interventions, which maximize precisely the manifold means of sharing that were initially observed.

As published in Domus:

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Why Sharing? The why factory in Domus Magazine. @domusweb By Stavros Gargaretas, @stavrosgargaretas and Leo Stuckardt, @leostuckardt Featuring our wokshop WeShare in collaboration with Aedes, @aedesberlin In the workshop WeShare Berlin thirty students of The Why Factory collected and compared various ways in which habitable space in the city is being shared. How collaborative are current housing developments? And how do they compare to developments of the last century? Can the future become increasingly co-operative? Where does sharing create conflict and where does opportunity arise? The analysis of 6 typical Berlin housing typologies from different periods of the 20th and 21st century led to six unique, alternative strategies for a shared future. What if we share by Visibility, through personal Expression, by giving Access, and accepting Ambiguity, by preserving Anonymity and cooperating in Construction? Students: Amanda Verschuur, Ana de Fonseca, Angela Sheperd Diaz, August Persson, Berend Schenk, Bill Hu, Danica Mijonic, Eileen Stornebrink , Emily Aquilina, Emma van der Staaij, Helena Daher, Jimmy Lei, Jitske Swagemakers, Joseph Tjong-Ayong, Justin Frank, Karim Daw, Karina Andre, Maria Kaik, Mesut Ulku, Nour Abuzaid, Philipp Wenzl, Shervin Azadi, Shirin Hadi, Thomas Krall, Twan Goossens, Yuan Guo, Xiaomi Zhi, Zach Mellas . . . . #Share #Housing #Domus #Workshop #Article #Publication #Collective #Architecturestudents #Aedes

A post shared by The Why Factory by Winy Maas (@thewhyfactory_winy.maas) on Mar 7, 2019 at 7:17am PST

Tutors

Winy Maas, Stavros Gargaretas, Leo Stuckardt

Students

Amanda Verschuur, Ana de Fonseca, Angela Sheperd Diaz, August Persson, Berend Schenk, Bill Hu, Danica Mijonic, Eileen Stornebrink , Emily Aquilina, Emma van der Staaij, Helena Daher, Jimmy Lei, Jitske Swagemakers, Joseph Tjong-Ayong, Justin Frank, Karim Daw, Karina Andre, Maria Kaik, Mesut Ulku, Nour Abuzaid, Philipp Wenzl, Shervin Azadi, Shirin Hadi, Thomas Krall, Twan Goossens, Yuan Guo, Xiaomi Zhi, Zach Mellas

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