"1972 - 2022 - 2072" - Bremen City Dialogue on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Bremen Chamber of Architects

In 1972, the Club of Rome published its report on the "Limits to Growth". The year in which the Bremen Chamber of Architects was founded thus also signifies the beginning of a social reorientation, from the belief in progress of the late 1960s to a new awareness of sustainability and the scarcity of resources. After 50 years, the consequences are shaping planning and building in a very concrete way. More than ever, planners are juggling between a multitude of requirements: On the one hand, new construction must be designed to be sustainable; on the other hand, existing buildings and infrastructures must be renewed and adapted. The Bremen Urban Dialogue poses the question: How does the state of Bremen cope with these challenges?

Guests of the panel discussion

    Oliver Platz, architect, President of the Chamber of Architects of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen
    Martin Grocholl, Managing Director energiekonsens, Climate Protection Agency for the State of Bremen
    Martin Michalik, MdBB, Chairman of the Enquete Commission "Climate Protection Strategy for the State of Bremen
    Gabriele Nießen, State Councillor for Urban Development and Housing, The Senator for Climate Protection, Environment, Mobility, Urban Development and Housing, Bremen
    Jens Lütjen, Managing Partner, Robert C. Spies Immobilien, Breme
    Martin Pampus, Architect, Chairman of the BDA in the State of Bremen

Moderation

    Prof. Ulrike Mansfeld, Architect, Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Environment at Bremen University of Applied Sciences - School of Architecture Bremen

"1972 - 2022 - 2072" -

Bremen City Dialogue on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Chamber of Architects

Thursday, June 30, 2022
19:00 - 21:00
Bremen University of Applied Sciences
AB wing, 5th floor
Room 516
Neustadtswall 30
28199 Bremen
Afterwards we cordially invite you to water, wine and a good view on the roof terrace!

AB wing, 10th floor

Illustration: Gaby Husted