After a great and intensive time in Kyiv we would like to invite you to our next Zoom Workshop!

Speaker:

• Yevheenia Aratovska | Social Entrepreneur, founder of the NGO „No Waste Ukraine“
• Dr. Corinna Vosse | Academy for Sufficiency, Initiator Kunst-Stoffe e.V., House of Materialisation,
  https://hausdermaterialisierung.org/
  • Alexa Kreissl | Sculptor and doctoral candidate Leibniz Science Campus Postdigital Participation, Braunschweig, researches „Aesthetic Transformation, Potential and Acceptance of Used Materials“, https://www.postdigitalparticipation.org/en/team/alexakreissl
  • Anastasia Zhuravel | Urban researcher, Curator, and Social Business Entrepreneur. Co-founded NGO Laska Lab (UA) laskastore.com; founder and curator re:imagining your city (DE) reimaginecity.org

The Workshop will provide simultaneous translation.

The topic of our next workshop, „WAR DAMAGES – Material Challenges for Reconstruction,“ is highly relevant in today’s context.

Speaker:

1. Jonathan Banz & Basil Roth  | Institute for Geodesy and Photogrammetry ETH Zurich, work spans the fields of architecture, art, and geomatics, initiated the „Mapping Ukraine“ project spring 2022, https://gseg.igp.ethz.ch/research0/applications/project-mapping-Ukraine.html
2. Zub Lesya |  Candidate of Biological Sciences, senior researcher, head of the department at the Institute of Evolutionary Ecology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
3. Farenyuk Gennadiy | Director of the SE „State Research Institute of Building Structures“, doctor of technical sciences, professor, active member of the Presidium of the Academy of Construction of Ukraine, acting project manager
4. Stella Flatten | TU Braunschweig, research for collective memory / reconstruction, https://www.stellaflatten.com/

Special listener. Helen Ivanova | Deputy Chief of the Department of Socio-Economic Development of Territories of the Mykolaiv District Military Administration

Moderation: Anastasia Zhuravel

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This workshop focuses on the concepts of social anchoring, community participation, and healing architecture to foster inclusive and therapeutic environments..

Speaker:

1. Lena Grabowski | Psychotraumatologist, collaboration with Save the Children, trauma-sensitive support for refugee children and families lenagrabowski.de
2. Inna Obelets | UA and Rostock, Psychotraumatologist, working with refugees on experience of migration, violence, war, torture
3. Anna Dobrova | Co-founder of NGO METALAB, coordinator of its affordable housing program CO-HATY, www.cohaty.org/en, metalab.space 
4. Yuliia Leites | a psychoanalytic psychotherapist from Kyiv, a member of the Ukrainian Psychedelics Research Organization

Special listener: Tatjana Dneprova

Moderation: Anastasia Zhuravel

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Our eighth workshop will be dedicated to REED building materials. This eco-friendly, renewable resource offers excellent insulation and sustainability for construction projects.

Speaker:

1. Igor Khleban | grower and supplier of reeds for construction purposes
2. Prof. Almut Grüntuch-Ernst | architect TU Braunschweig, student project, Expert for reed | Cultural heritage resource gruentuchernst.de/
3. Prof. Elisabeth Endres | architect TU Braunschweig, Professor at the Faculty of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Environmental Sciences and heads the Institute for Building Climatics and Energy in architecture https://lnkd.in/ea9W6JqB
4. Mark Melnychenko | Co-activist, engaged in natural gardening and construction

Moderation: Dr. Manuel Rivera

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Special Listener: Helen Ivanova | Deputy Chief of the Department of Socio-Economic Development of Territories of the Mykolaiv District Military Administration

Reusable and participatory architecture from found and residual materials fosters sustainable design by incorporating community input and interdisciplinary collaboration, transforming waste into valuable construction resources. This approach minimizes environmental impact and empowers local communities by involving them in the creative process and leveraging diverse expertise from various fields..

Speaker:

1. Folke Köbberling | artist and professor of architecture-related art, TU Braunschweig research focus on sheep’s wool https://lnkd.in/eQ9uKfp8
2. Ivan Protasov | Architect, founder of prototype prttp.com
3. Benjamin Förster-Baldenius | architect, part of the collective Raumlabor, focus: Cohabitation, on the art of living together on a damaged planet, Städelschule Frankfurt  https://lnkd.in/e4zfjiJX
4. Oleksii Komandyrov

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Special Listener: Ivan Pereghinets | Director of the Scientific and Technical Center of Construction of Ukraine abu.in.ua/

Straw bale houses are becoming increasingly popular due to their many benefits: excellent insulation properties, sustainability, and contribution to circular construction. However, fire safety and security are also important factors to consider when building a house, all of which we will discuss in our workshop.

Speaker:

1. Olexsii Brusnitsyn | Ukrainian architect, especially of straw, mud and wood
2. Artem Ryzhkov | Co-owner and director of Life House Building, https://lhb.com.ua/
3. Katrin Pütz |  My energy self-sufficient house made of straw, developer of household biogas technology, https://be-nrg.com/de/biogastechnik/
4. Adrian Nägel | TU Berlin,  “Architecture for Health”,  Architects for Future, https://www.health-architecture.tu-berlin.de/

Moderation:
Anastasia Zhuravel
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Speaker:

1. Sergiy Sherstnyov | building materials made of clay and loam
2. Eugene Kuzmenko | founder Start-up Geodesic.Life, since 2 generations prefabricated houses, concept for the 3rd generation: 90% of the houses made of natural building materials: wood, clay, hemp
   Website: https://geodesic.life/
3. Sofia Galat | architect Kyiv, currently PhD National University of Civil Engineering and Architecture: Biomimicry Architecture, lecturer in materials science
4. Prof. Eike Roswag-Klinge | TU-Berlin, head of Natural Lab, Constructive Design and Climate-Friendly Architecture, development of sustainable architectural concepts made of natural building materials, especially wood and clay
   Websites:
   – https://www.zrs.berlin/en/
   – https://www.nbl.berlin/events/end-presentation-supernatural-building-lab/
5. Julian Mönig | TU-Berlin, Natural Lab
   Website: https://www.nbl.berlin/persons/julian-monig/

Moderation:
Dr. Manuel Rivera and Anastasia Zhuravel
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