With: ARGE H36: roedig.schop architekten und Holger Beisitzer

MiniHub – in the shop window refraim in Heinrich Heine 36

Exhibitions, readings and actions in front and in the shop window.

Between the walkway and the house, a 70 cm deep gallery room with a shop window was created on the ground floor in Heinrich Heine Straße 36, where the MiniHub for the period of the MakeCity Festival is located. There are readings, exhibitions and promotions. Simply come by spontaneously or see dates at:

http://www.roedig-schop.de/projekte/makecity-mini-hub/

Opening times may change due to weather conditions

Readings: Architectural and Art Manifestations, the Invisible Cities by Calvino, Architecture of the Town by Wolf/Janson, Happiness and Architecture by de Botton, Hiatus: Architecture for the used city, the Residential Complex by Niklas Maak and others. Readings are at the table alternating for up to 3 people.

Exhibitions: Various & Gould are the artists who have also designed the mural in H36. In the MiniHub they show their Identikit. The Identikit series deals with identity and clichés in a playful way. Identities are highly complex, but clichés work with simplification…

The exhibition of What if: projects enables production and industry to be experienced as part of the mixed city and presents cooperative initiative projects from London. The shop window is open. Ulrike Steven and her team lead through the exhibition.

The exhibition Konzeptverfahren shows, on the example of the Schöneberger Linse, how pulic real estate is offered to competing coop projects.

Actions: Accompanying the exhibition Konzeptverfahren, the founders meeting of the Assembly founder House is happening. Also for those who are still searching for a place in coop housing.

City in mouvement. Robin Spätling introduces his concept for a “moving city”. How can you create a city where physical activity happens by the way and is fun?

And of course the MiniBar in the MiniHub, chilled drinks and good conversations in public space with Holger and Christoph.