As a social practice, architecture essentially points to a totality of spatial, technological, social and economic developments.

As far as possible, artificial intelligence should eliminate human error. However, even an AI application is not totally error-free.

The mobility pyramid represents the distribution of different forms of mobility.

The Burschenschaft Hysteria is an association and a feminist project that satirically adopts and adapts the rituals and modes of speaking found in traditional male student fraternities.

The Blue Frog Society is the fictional vision of a future society. Our habitat is no longer shaped by (spatial) property claims, but by communal, non-material values that arise from an open-ended negotiation process and which are based on a broad understanding of commons.

Since 1988, the collective’s transdisciplinary approach has focused on questions of spatial, social and ecological transformation.

50 years ago, a sense of optimism reigned in Austria’s educational landscape. Both educational experts and a significant number of architects introduced proposals and concepts.

Whenever we hear or read about spatial planning, it is often in connection with problems: dying town centres, urban sprawl, the new shopping centre at the entrance to a town.