With: Armen Avanessian, c/o now, Wojciech Czaja, Verena Hartbaum, Tina Hartmann, Gal Kirn, Philipp Krüpe, Andreas Rumpfhuber, Zsuzsanna Stánitz, Matteo Trentini, Anna Yeboah and others

Welcome/Introduction: Anh-Linh Ngo (ARCH+)
Moderation: Stephan Trüby (IGmA)

The rise of the (New) Right has also entailed architectural policy implications. The research project can be considered a contribution to the re-politicization of the architectural discourse. And also as a contribution to the spatialization of political discourse, since "right spaces" are not discussed in the sense of "good" or "bad architecture", but in the sense of political spatial grasp.

The results of the research are collected in the issue Rechte Räume of the journal ARCH+, which was realized in cooperation with the Institut of Grundlagen moderner Architektur. It includes architectural policy observations from a trip through Europe in winter 2018/19 as well as correspondent reports in which selected authors take a close look at the architectural nationalisms of European states (+ Turkey and the US). The evening will accordingly take the form of a travel report. The experts will discuss the different critical situations in Europe in short lectures.

In the run-up to the event, "Right Spaces" in Berlin will be visited and discussed in the form of a city walk organized by the IGmA. More details will be available shortly at archplus.net/features. To register you have to sign up until May 17 at features@archplus.net.