https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Anja-Steglich
https://www.innovative-frauen.de/expertinnen?search=anja+steglich
ROOF WATER-FARM and Little Wood.
In Summer we`ve got an invitation to participate in the project Little Wood.
Workshop documentation / the most beautiful moments in a video: http://contemporaryfoodlab.com/
More information about the project Little Wood.
ROOF WATER-FARM
applied research & communication // in cooperation with Urban Design // TU Berlin
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The aim of the project is to develop and to test building-integrated technologies of water treatment and water purification for the irrigation and fertilization of building-integrated greenhouse farms. The hygienically safe use of related water and nutrient flows is at focus. The project includes research on the potentials and opportunities of building-typological and urban spatial integration of Roof Water-Farm types for fish- and plant production. Challenges and risks of the transferability of this comprehensive infrastructural technology will be analyzed within the context of an innovative urban water resource management and urban food production. Guidances for different actors as well as media of communication will be developed and published.
More information: urbandesign.staedtebau.tu-berlin.de or facebook.com/urbandesigncommunication
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Picture: liquid landscapes // Lecture Performance // Christine Borch + Anja Steglich
tempo.tope.
2005 // with tx – buero für temporaere architektur
published // source: Senate Department of Urban Development Berlin
tempo.tope. is a documentary about open spaces and temporary users in Berlin. A short intro shows the diversity of these projects. Four portraits are asking for motivations and practices: users like sportsman, artists, gardeners, administration workers and planners reflect options and challenges to generate open spaces in Berlin. The language is german.
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tempo.tope. ist eine filmische Dokumentation über Freiräume und Zwischennutzer in Berlin. Ein kurzes Intro zeigt die Vielfalt der Projekte. Vier Porträts fragen nach Motivationen und Praktiken: Nutzer wie Sportler, Künstler, Gärtner, Verwaltungsangestellte und Planer reflektieren Optionen und Herausforderungen der Schaffung offener Räume in Berlin.