קיבוץ עירוני – דיור בהישג יד #2: אדריכלות ותכנון
The second evening in the "Urban Kibbutz" series explored urban space not only as a place to live, but as a social arena. Experts and residents from Tel Aviv–Yafo and Frankfurt presented projects and case studies, examining architectural, social, and economic approaches to affordable, sustainable, and community-oriented housing.
Seven projects demonstrated how new housing models are already taking shape today—from Europe’s tallest wooden high-rise and cluster housing initiatives to urban communes and co-living projects. The discussion focused on designing environments that foster community, encourage shared resources, and offer sustainable alternatives for contemporary urban life.
The evening was held in English.
Participants:
Israel:
Arc. Matan Sapir, HQ
Arc. Tomer Harari, Annie & Tomer Architects
Arc. Raphael De La Fontaine, DLF
Germany:
Marlene Hübel, Bolthauser Architekten
Melanie Schreiber, DachGeno RheinMain eG
Antonia Radetz, ÖkoGeno SWH eG