Practical training of young architects
Since 2015, the Sto Foundation and the non profit ARCH+ Verein e.V. have supported the practical training of up-and-coming architects in the area of architecture communication through a scholarship Photo: Sto Foundation / Luisa Hanika
Since 2015, the Sto Foundation and the non profit ARCH+ Verein e.V. have supported the practical training of up-and-coming architects in the area of architecture communication. The scholarship programme is based on the conviction that the ability for critical reflection as well as conveying the social importance of architecture and cities are essential for relevant, practical designs. This very successful partnership will continue this year.
The 2018 scholarship recipients will conduct research on fundamental issues such as the land questions (in cooperation with professor Arno Brandlhuber/station+ at ETH Zürich), the impact of digitisation on the "Datatopia" of architecture (in cooperation with professor Georg Vrachliotis at KIT Karlsruhe), the workshop of the "projekt bauhaus" (which is being supported by the German Federal Cultural Foundation, the Schering Foundation and the Federal Agency for Political Education), the publication and exhibition project "An Atlas of Commoning: Places of Working Together" (in cooperation with the ifa Institute for International Relations) and the importance of standardisation for architectural practice (in cooperation with professor Philipp Oswalt at the University of Kassel).
Students and graduates in the fields of architecture and urban design, as well as those in the fields of fine arts, media studies and cultural studies with a focus on architecture may apply. The minimum duration of the internship is 6 months. Please submit your application materials with samples of your work (in particular text samples) to Nora Dünser: duenser@archplus.net
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