Stadtland
The IBA Thüringen has made StadtLand its primary theme. Through three key areas of action, the IBA aims to promote a new quality of relationship between the town and the country.
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BUILD Modern Province | DEVELOP Collective Responsibility | REUSE Vacant Properties
- Candidate
Nordhausen, Mobility concept
Cooperative mobility: New options for urban-rural public transport connections
- Project
Schwarzatal, Schwarzburg Castle
Castle as think-tank: A centre for democracy
- Project
Schwarzatal, Rottenbach railway station
Gateway to a region: A local cooperative for local provisions
- Candidate
Häselburg, Gera
New uses for a former girls’ school: An independent cultural centre with global outlook
How do we give new life to vacant buildings?
- Candidate
Space for meeting and making, Saalfeld
Space for meeting and making: Locals and refugees create opportunities for work and recreation
How can we turn wasteland into new land?
- Candidate
Erfurt, Collective lab
Inclusive development: Associations, residents and refugees jointly reactivate a vacant building
How can we create space together?
- Candidate
Gera, New Centre
Real-world laboratory: A community vision for 2.5 hectares of town centre
Urban Flashmob Gera im Oktober 2016 Logo
2016 eroberten die Geraer Bürger ihre Fläche mit einem 'Urban Flashmob', einer Kunstaktion des Büros Zuloark. Bei strömendem Regen kamen Hunderte mit bunten Regenschirmen. Drohnenaufnahme: Björn WaltherWho is, who makes the city?
- Candidate
A town, university and region develop a new energy and landscape strategy together
Create climate protection
How can we achieve climate-neutral cities?
- Candidate
Schwarzatal, The region
Shared landscape: Regional stakeholders develop a shared vision for their region
What do we need for a good quality of life?
- Candidate
Weimar, StadtLand School
New places of learning: Pupils, parents and teachers envision conversion plans for their school
How should we imagine the school of the future?
