Workshops

Speaker

1. Anna Kyrii | Chamber of Architects Kyiv
   https://www.uia-architectes.org/en/section/union-of-architects-of-ukraine_member-section_uia/
2. Theresa Keilhacker | Chamber of Architects Berlin
   https://www.ak-berlin.de/
3. Andreas Rieger | Chamber of Architects Brandenburg
   https://www.ak-brandenburg.de/
4. N.N. grey |golden energy

Speaker

1. Yevheenia Aratovska | social entrepreneur, founder of the NGO “No Waste Ukraine”
2. Dr. Corinna Vosse | Academy for Sufficiency, Initiator Kunst-Stoffe e.V., House of Materialisation
   https://hausdermaterialisierung.org/
3. 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/alexa-kreissl
4. Nikolai Stepanets
   https://recycle.com.ua/en

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. Ecoaction
   https://en.ecoaction.org.ua/
3. Helen Ivanova | Deputy Chief of the Department of Socio-Economic Development of Territories of the Mykolaiv District Military Administration
4. Special listener: Stella Flatten | TU Braunschweig, research for collective memory / reconstruction

Speaker

1. Lena E. Grabowski | Psychotraumatologist, collaboration with Save the Children, trauma-sensitive support for refugee children and families
   https://lenagrabowski.de
2. Inna Obelets | UA and Rostock, Psychotraumatologist, working with refugees on experience of migration, violence, war, torture
3. N.N. | Rehabilitation Centre Mykolaiv
4. Anastasia Zhuravel | social business entrepreneur

Supported by Allianz Foundation

Speaker

1. Igor Khleban | grower and supplier of reeds for construction purposes
2. Yakusha Studio | “Grazhda” by Yakusha Studio, emphasises the eternal will of Ukrainians to be the owners of their land, an innate connection to earth
   https://www.yakusha.design/pages/grazhda
3. Helen Ivanova | Deputy Chief of the Department of Socio-Economic Development of Territories of the Mykolaiv District Military Administration
4. Prof. Almut Grüntuch-Ernst | architect TU Braunschweig, student project, Expert for reed | Cultural heritage resource.
   https://gruentuchernst.de/
5. 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://www.tu-braunschweig.de/ibea/team-1/elisabeth-endres

Supported by Allianz Foundation

Speaker

1. Prof. Olga Honchar | professor of Materials Science
2. Anna Prokajewa | founder of the educational NGO-project “Zero waste Academy Ukraine”
   https://zerowaste.org.ua/
3. Folke Köbberling | artist and professor of architecture-related art, TU Braunschweig research focus on sheep’s wool
   http://www.koebberlingkaltwasser.de/works.html
4. Benjamin Förster-Baldenius | architect, part of the collective Raumlabor, focus: Cohabitation, on the art of living together on a damaged planet, Städelschule Frankfurt,
   https://raumlabor.net/category/6-about

Speaker

1. Helena Kovalska | Head of the department of Theory of architecture KNUCA Kyiv University of Construction and Architecture
2. Kyiv Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture
3. Technische Universität Braunschweig
4. Technische Universität Berlin
5. Dr. Manuel Rivera | RIFS Potsdam

Speaker

1. Yuri Androsiuk | CEO of the NGO “Save Ukraine and the West-East Group of Companies”, President of the NGO “International Business People Club” actively involved in integrating international funding into Ukrainian projects, networked with NGOs and authorities
2. Kyiv School of Economics UA/ N.N. UA
3. Christine Bismuth |Helmholtz-Zentrum Potsdam Deutsches GeoForschungsZentrum GFZ
4. Florian Schneider | NTNU, finance expert
5. N.N. GIZ

Speaker

1. Olexsii Brusnitsyn | architect, especially of straw, mud and wood
2. Serhiy Polishchuck | commercial director of the Life Houses Building Company https://hb.com/ua
3. Adrian Nägel | TU Berlin, “Architecture for Health”, Architects for Future, https://www.health-architecture.tu-berlin.de/
4. Artem Ryzhkov | Co-owner and director of Life House Building, https://lhb.com.ua/

Supported by Allianz Foundation

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, 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,
   https://www.zrs.berlin/en
5. https://www.nbl.berlin/events/end-presentation-supernatural-building-lab/
6. Julian Mönig | TU-Berlin, Natural Lab
   https://www.nbl.berlin/persons/julian-monig/

Supported by Allianz Foundation

Speaker

1. Folke Köbberling | artist and professor of architecture-related art, TU Braunschweig research focus on sheep’s wool, as a natural, compostable building material with high connectivity, currently writing a book in which chemists explain how oil spills on the seas can be absorbed by sheep’s wool, contaminated soils can be cured, and the material’s ability to absorb and break down pollutants
   Webseite: www.folkekoebberling.de/
2. Andreas Flock | architect and expert in preventive fire protection
   Webseiten: brandphysik.de | brandkontrolle.de
3. Helen Ivanova | Deputy Chief of the Department of Socio-Economic Development of Territories of the Mykolaiv District Military Administration
4. Volodymyr Oleksandrovich Klymenko | Director of LLC “ECO GENERALS” LLC
5. Zaur Alyiv | Sheep Farmer from Mykolayiv region

Speaker

1. Yova Yager | Ukrainian architect, author of a mycelium project
   Websiet: www.yovayager.com/
2. Yulia Byaletsk | CEO S.Lab-Sustainable Laboratory, Ukrainian start-up for sustainable and biodegradable packaging solutions made of mycelium Website: www.ilab-s.com/
3. Prof. Dr. Vera Meyer | microbiologist TU Berlin researches among other things, on tinder sponge as a substitute for polystyrene
   Website: www.tu.berlin/mikrobiologie/ueber-uns/leitung
4. Natalija Miodragovic | architect, Excellence Cluster Matters of Activity, researches willows and fungi for use in building materials
   Website: www.miodrago.net/
5. Martin Rahmel | managing director der Chemical Invention Factory (CIF) at TU Berlin, John Warner Center for Start-ups in Green Chemistry
   Website: www.chemicalinventionfactory.com/
6. Prof. Sven Pfeiffer | department of digital design, planning and construction at Bochum
   University, research project MY-CO-X, building with renewable materials
   Website: svenpfeiffer.de/
7. Prof. Dr. Hans-Hennig von Grünberg | professor for knowledge and technology transfer at the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at the University of Potsdam
   Website: www.uni-potsdam.de/de/wtt-mnfakul/lehrstuhl/prof-dr-hans-hennig-von-gruenberg
8. students / PhD of the National University of Civil Engineering and Architecture Kyiv as listeners

Speaker

1. Sergiy Kovalenkov | Joint CEO, CTO Hempire, Head of the Ukrainian Hemp and Sustainability Business Association
   Webseite: hempire.tech/about
2. Olexsii Brusnitsyn |architect, especially of straw, mud and wood
3. Norbert Höpfer | mineralogist and builder of Tiny Houses made of hemp lime, carbon negative, sand and cement-free, vegan, transparent supply chain of raw materials, Webseiten:
   zur-nachahmung-empfohlen.de/en/project/norbert-hoepfer/
   hanfbaukollektiv.com/
4. Werner Schönthaler | manufacturer hempstones, South Tyrol
   Webseite: www.schoenthaler.com/de/

Implementation and production workshops + manufacture of prototypes on site, Mykolaiv oblast
Series starting in summer 2024 – desired duration until 2027

ZusammenSpiele_ Interplays _Interaction_Ensemblework are created through practical application of the now shared knowledge for sustainable reconstruction in Ukraine; building prototypes and other types of interventions in art and crafts, businesses and manufactories, by residents, linked to a network spanning knowledge, disciplines and geographies to promote the use of renewable building materials.

All this out of a desire to write a chapter of future building history.

ZOOM workshop series April-September 2024
For the concrete opening of the process, in order to develop a common breath, the Berlin and
Ukrainian colleagues will meet for a series of workshops, digitally and on site, for workshop weeks
in Mykolaiv Oblast. We will exchange knowledge and experience about construction methods with
renewable, degradable and climate-friendly materials, introduce ourselves to the different
approaches based on a material or a group of materials, get to know the local conditions better
and better, cooperate with companies that produce these materials, understand the local
conditions for processing renewable building materials, but above all the local expertise and needs
structure.