Hands-on Urbanism 1850-2012
The Right to Green
An exhibition by Architekturzentrum Wien (2012)
•17.05.-04.06.2013
The exhibition Hands on Urbanism presents a series of contemporay and historical examples of ways in which cities worldwide have been dealing with landscapes in urban space. The exhibition focuses on spaces created by autonomous, collective and non-formalized organizations in cities like Chigago, Vienna, New York, Paris, Hong Kong and Istanbul. 
The exhibition is curated by Elke Krasny for Architekturzentrum Wien. Elke Krasny is Senior Lecturer at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna. She has been curator-in-residence at the Hongkong Community Museum Project; artist-in-residence at the Audain Gallery, Simon Fraser University Vancouver, and Visiting Scholar at the Canadian Centre for Architecture.
On show at the Aarhus School of Architecture the exhibition has been supplemented with a selection of local green urban space projects in collaboration with AND - Architecture + New Technology + Design.

Open
Mo-Tu-We 10am-3pm
Th May 23rd & 30th open 10am-7pm
Fr 10am-2pm 
Su May 19th; 26th & July 2nd open 10am-3pm
Closed Mo May 20th & all Sa

CHANGE
•17.-31.05.2013
An exhibition curated by Studio M.A.D. - Making Architectural Design.

During the autumn semester 2012 students in Studio M:A:D researched a wide selection of materials in order to identify the materials to be utilized in their common exhibition project, shown in Ventura Lambrate during Il Salone in Milan April 9th-14th 2013. 
The exhibition CHANGE documents various experiments with material - felt, cardboard, vinyl, acrylic, steel, phosphor, wool; paper - in furniture-; component-; joint- and lighting-designs. The objective of the exhibition is changing our preconceptions about the use of these materials.
All exhibition objects are manufactured by students in collaboration with the sponsoring material producers.

Open
Mo-Tu-We 10am-3pm
Th May 23rd & 30th open 10am-7pm
Fr 10am-2pm 
Su May 19th; 26th & July 2nd open 10am-3pm
Closed Mo May 20th & all Sa

Currently no exhibition on show.