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Floating University Berlin 2018. An illustrated report

The summer of 2018 was a very hot and very dry, a glimpse of Berlin summers to come. Conversely, the place that forms the subject of this book was created exclusively for very wet days. Through this coincidence the rainwater retention basin of the former Tempelhof Airport became an arid wasteland, and as such the perfect location for the Floating University Berlin – an offshore campus for cities in transformation. The heavenly, contaminated concrete pool of muddy water with its rich variety of plants, birds, amphibians and insects is a magic display of the Anthropocene. For 6 months it became the meeting place for students and experts of the culture of the city, with everyone wondering how to synchronize our everyday lives to the rapid changes urbanity is undergoing at the moment. A true place of transdisciplinary exchange grew with more than 20 seminar groups, 47 workshops, and numerous discussions, presentations and lectures. A laboratory and a platform for new forms of urban practice emerged, quickly outgrowing its expectations.
Der Sommer 2018 war ein sehr heißer und sehr trockener Sommer, der erste dieser Art in Berlin. Der Ort, um den es in diesem Buch geht wurde dagegen ausschließlich für sehr feuchte Tage gebaut. Dadurch wurde das Regenwasserrückhaltebecken des ehemaligen Flughafen Tempelhof in Berlin zur einer wetterbedingten Brachlandschaft. Und der Standort der Floating University Berlin zu einem Offshore Campus für Städte in Transformation. Das paradiesische, kontaminierte Matschbecken mit seiner reichen Vegetation, seinen Vögeln, Amphibien und Insekten wurde 6 Monate zum Treffpunkt für Studierende und wissensdurstige Menschen mit Experten der Stadtkultur. Gemeinsam experimentierten sie an neuen Formen der urbanen Praxis. In über 20 Seminargruppen, in 47 Workshops und unzähligen Diskussionen, Präsentation und Vorträgen entstand ein Ort des transdisziplinären Austausches, der weit über seine Erwartungen herauswuchs.
Photographs contributed by: Pierre Adenis, Katherine Ball, Jack Bardwell, Irene Beyer, Samuel Boche, Beatrice Davies, Irene Rojas Erlenbach – Wildschnitt, FLAR – Kaśka Jankiewicz & Mila Łapko, Thilo Folkerts, Lena Giovanazzi, Jan Kampshoff, Matthias Kestel, Ivana Kličković, Jan Korbes, Tanja Lindner – Projekt Bauhaus, Lilia Luganskaia – Perennial Institute, raumlaborberlin, Daniel Seiffert, Alexander Stumm, Victoria Tomaschko, Hans Venhuizen, Benoȋt Verjat
With contributions from/Mit Beiträgen von: Joeanne Pouzenc, Gilly Karjevsky, Benjamin Foerster-Baldenius


raumlaborberlin (Hg.)
Floating University Berlin 2018. An illustrated report
raumlaborberlin, 2019