Circular Strategies Symposium 3
Global standards, individual processes
IoA / Institute of Architecture
Ecosystems collapse, resources are becoming
scarce and there is urgent need for action to counteract these developments. Architecture plays a vital role in shaping our
relationship with the world, bearing a significant responsibility but also offering a promising opportunity for change. But
where should we focus our attention and which steps could we take now?
This year the Circular Strategies Symposium discusses
the universal and the individual. Are there (new) standards that apply globally, or should universal ideas be overcome altogether
in favor of local engagement?
Contributions by:
DK Osseo Assare
& Ryan Bollom (LOWDO, Austin, USA and Tema, Ghana), Jeroen van den Bergh (Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona & Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), Willi Haas (Social Ecology, BOKU Vienna), Hanif
Kara (Harvard Graduate School of Design), Susanne Kytzia (Eastern Switzerland University of Applied
Sciences, Rapperswil), Baerbel Mueller (University of Applied Arts Vienna), Christoph Mueller
(insitu / zirkular, Zurich, Basel), Søren Nielsen (Vandkunsten, Copenhagen), Inge Vinck & Jan
de Vylder (devyldervinck architects, Gent), Susanne Witzgall (Academy of Fine Arts Munich).
Organized and curated by Karin Raith and Lukas Allner, Department of Building Construction, I oA, University
of Applied Arts Vienna.
Moderated by Doris Österreicher, BOKU Vienna