out there

Landscape Architecture on Global Terrain

Exhibition at the Architekturmuseum der TU München, Pinakothek der Moderne

27. April – 20. August 2017

Exhibition

‘out there’ is the first exhibition at the Architekturmuseum der TU München to be devoted to landscape architecture. Having in recent years frequently showcased the social relevance of architecture to our contemporary world, the focus now shifts to a discipline that has a far greater reach in terms of its possible impact on land area and future timespan. ... read more on the homepage of Architekturmuseums / on Facebook / on the website of OFICINAA.

The chair presents its works in Cañada Real Galiana, Madrid and Onaville, Haiti.

Exhibition Teams

Undine Giseke | Technische Universität Berlin
Regine Keller | Technische Universität München
Jörg Rekittke | Megacity Laboratory, Berlin
Christian Werthmann | Leibniz Universität Hannover

Support

Architekturmuseum der TU München
Niedersächsische Sparkassenstiftung
Sparkasse Hannover
LEIBNIZ UNIVERSITÄTSGESELLSCHAFT HANNOVER e.V.

Press

Sophie Charlotte Hoffmann, Baumeister: Sonderführung mit Regine Keller (Juli 2017, Seite 60)
Thomas Betz, Münchner Feulleton: Geplante Landschaften (Juli 2017, Seite 30)
Karl Habermann, deutsche bauzeitung: Draußen (München) (04.07.2017)
Barbara Reitter, Passauer Neue Presse: Abschied von der Idylle (30.06.2017 online, 01.07.2017 print)
architektur-aktuell.at: DRAUSSEN | OUT THERE – Landschaftsarchitektur auf globalem Terrain (19.06.2017)
Christian Marquart, Bauwelt 12.2017: Jenseits von Arkadien (16.06.2017)
Nicole Meier, LANDEZINE: Munich exhibit: OUT THERE – Landscape Architecture on Global Terrain (09.06.2017)
The Field, American Society of Landscape Architects: Out There: Landscape Architecture on Global Terrain (30.05.2017)
DETAIL: DRAUSSEN | OUT THERE – Landschaftsarchitektur auf globalem Terrain (19.05.2017)
Südkurier: Landschaftsarchitektur weltweit – der Abschied von der Idylle (15.05.2017)
Münchner Abendzeitung: Nicht verschönern! (12.05.2017, Seite 27)
Anja Koller, TOPOS: Out the­re | Land­scape Ar­chi­tec­tu­re on glo­bal Ter­rain (05.05.2017)
BR Rundschau: Ausstellung "Landschaftsarchitektur der Zukunft" (02.05.2017)
Münchner Merkur: Schockbilder (28.04.2017, Seite 16)
Bayern 2 Radio: Landschaftsarchitektur auf globalem Terrain (27.04.2017)
Süddeutsche Zeitung: Jenseits vom Gartencenter (27.04.2017)
Süddeutsche Zeitung: Sehnsucht nach Harmonie (27.04.2017)
Deutschlandfunk Kultur, Kompressor - das Kulturmagazin: Jenseits der Café-Latte-Urbanität: Landschaftsarchitektur in Problemzonen (27.04.2017)
München Architektur Programm 03+04 2017: Interview mit Christian Werthmann

Publication

Out there. Landscape Architecture on Global Terrain—the book for the exhibition was published at Hatje Cantz, Berlin, 2017 (32 €). It is available in English and German language in all book shops. Preview: English / German.

Additionally, the documentation "Cañada Real Galiana—Landscape Architectural Approaches for an Informal Settlement" is available at our Chair. It compiles student works in the informal settlement Cañada Real Galiana (Madrid) of the years 2015/16. More information: here
If you are interestet in buying it, please write us an E-Mail or visit us directly at our Chair in Freising.

Events

Guided Touts

08. June 2017, 18:30 h with Regine Keller and Johann-Christian Hannemann
29. June 2017, 18:30 h with Regine Keller
06. July 2017, 18:30 h with Regine Keller
13. July 2017, 18:30 h with Johann-Christian Hannemann
20. July 2017, 18:30 h with Regine Keller und Johann-Christian Hannemann

More informations and dates on the Homepage of Architekturmuseums and Facebook.

Table Talk on Natural Hazard Management in Onaville, Haiti

25.07.2017, 16:00h - 17:00h

Talk with Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Rieger, Chair of Hydrology and River Basin Management (Prof. Disse, TUM) and M.Sc. Johann-Christian Hannemann, Chair of Landscape Architecture and Public Space (Prof. Keller, TUM)

At the foot of the barren Mornes du Pensez-y-Bien near the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince, a new city has been built since 2010: Canaan.
Planned as an emergency camp, by the land seizure of hundreds of thousands it has developed into the sixth-largest city of Haiti. Floods threaten thousands of people who live in natural danger zones without adequate protection infrastructures and often without adequate knowledge of the place.
Since 2012, students at TU München have been working on modeling, scenario building and small-scale planning with the minimization of hazards and improvement of living conditions. They organize neighborhood workshops and awareness raising campaigns in the neighborhood Onaville and develop context and risk-adapted protection and community infrastructures.
Wolfgang Rieger and Johann-Christian Hannemann discuss the potential and limitations of trans-disciplinary academic cooperation, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of process-oriented, participatory working methods in integrative urban landscape planning, far of European standards.

Panel Discussion "Cañada Real Galiana, Madrid. The biggest slum of Europe"

04.05.2017, 18:00h,

Panel discussion with Maximilian Dorner, Novelist, Regine Keller, and Johann Christian Hannemann, Technische Universität Münchenas part of the event's series of Landeshauptstadt München "Drinnen oder draußen? Zusammenleben in Europa"

Architekturmuseum der Technischen Universität München in co-operation with Kulturreferat, City of München

Here you can listen to the talk in German…

Project Videos