Ausführliche und interaktive Reportage über das europäische Rechercheprojekt "Cities for Rent".

Written by Lloyd Alter and published on Treehugger on 17. February 2021, the article offers an English-language overview of the current debates occurring in Germany regarding the possibility to ban the construction of single-family homes in certain areas of the country.

Michelle Stack, Associate Professor at the Department of Educational Studies, University of British Columbia, suggests that there is evidence that when cooperatives are incorporated in university campuses and higher education's institutions, these fare better than other organisational struct

In this article written for Jacobin and translated by Adam Baltner, Andrej Holm presents an interesting and concise review of how the German-speaking press has been addressing the latest events unfolding around the Berlin rent-cap and its overturning in court, suggesting how center- and right-win

Written by Lizzie Crook for Dezeen, the article describes how, at the 2021 Venice Architecture Biennale, Norwegian architecture studio Helen & Hard has built a 1:1 cross-section of a co-housing project made from spruce wood.

The video, published by DANTO Production captures the digital opening of the Nordic Pavillion At the Venice Biennale 2021, "What We Share.

Renata Stieh in der TAZ über das Woman-in-Architecture Festival und die Bedeutung von Frauen in den traditionell sehr männerlastigen Berufsfeldern Architektur und Baugewerbe. Das Festival ist noch bis zum 01.

Written by Gonzalo Sanchez and published on EurActiv, the article presents the principle of ecological sufficiency as it applies to the construction industry - as acting on ecological footprint of the housing sector becomes more and more urgent, the shortcomings of efficiency-oriented thinking, d

Efficiency meets Sufficiency and related Synergies:
The Center for Metropolitan Innovation, Nová Cvernovka in Bratislava, Slovakia, and other European Model Projects
Authors: id22: Institute for Creative Sustainability in Berlin:

Markus Drescher und Martin Höfig schauen in Neues Deutschland in die Wahlprogramme der Parteien. Wieviel Klimaschutz steckt dort wirklich drin und kommen auch soziale Aspekte nicht zu kurz?