Berlin 2018: Schumacher Quartier
University of Kentucky
College of Design
School of Architecture
ARC 457: Berlin Summer Program Design Studio
The University of Kentucky (UK/CoD) Berlin Summer studio focuses on the development of new housing typologies for the Schumacher Quartier in Berlin. Each student worked through iterative modeling exercises to consider the potential of the building form to enhance the relationship between its inhabitants and the city by juxtaposition of a select public program and the private nature of living within the constraints of the urban context.
The studio took place over 8 weeks at the Aedes Metropolitan Laboratory (ANCB) in Berlin, Germany. The Schumacher Quartier site was selected as a potential site that the local Senat is considering for housing developments in the city and the studio proposals were developed with their input over the course of the summer session.
Teaching Assistant
Samantha Neat
Students
Ellen Filiatreau, Philip Hummel, Jose Luster, Joe Metzger, Allie Peterson, Logan Smith, Lucas Wheeler
Image Gallery
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- Housing prototypes for the Schumacher Quartier.
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- Schumacher Quartier site, zoning constraints, and unit typology studies.
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- Student massing studies.
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- Linear City: Schumacher Quartier Housing.
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- Mixed use program and formal typology assignments.
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- Badehaus by Ellen Filiatreau.
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- Badehaus by Ellen Filiatreau, program research and massing studies.
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- Badehaus by Ellen Filiatreau, morphology diagrams.
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- Badehaus by Ellen Filiatreau, drawings.
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- Das Bierhaus by Lucas Wheeler.
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- Das Bierhaus by Lucas Wheeler, morphology diagrams.
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- Das Bierhaus by Lucas Wheeler, plan, housing units, and exterior event space.
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- Das Bierhaus by Lucas Wheeler, elevations and sections.
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- Das Bierhaus by Lucas Wheeler, perspective view.
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- Final model preparation.
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- Final review group photo with critics.
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- Final review and exhibition.
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- Final presentation.
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- Final presentation.
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- Final presentation.
