Summer School and exhibition of the Art + Architecture Academy for Climate, Environment, Society, featuring projects at the intersection of art, science and design. It focuses on questions about the future of climate, energy and construction – with “Building Tomorrow”, “Designing Energy II” and the “Atlas der Klimaextreme”.

The photographs were taken in 2024 in Canada, Greenland and Iceland and show the polar region as one of the places where the consequences of climate change are particularly evident. One focus is on the landscapes around Baffin Bay in Canada and Greenland.

The Green Hydrogen Hub at the Vietnamese-German University (VGU) is designed as a walk-through spatial and object installation at the intersection of art, science and technology. Two circular bamboo structures divide the space and combine exhibition architecture, presentation area and sculptural object.

The installation “Haus der Kulturen” brings together architecture, art and different cultural building traditions. The open structure made of natural materials is conceived as an accessible space, a meeting place and a sculptural object.

An art and science project on questions of the energy future. Working with students, it develops ideas for shaping the energy transition, energy supply, infrastructure and cool spaces – combined with questions of acceptance and how to accelerate the transformation.