gewohnt: un/common
<p><em>Bilingual edition (English/German)</em></p> <p>Contemporary and future forms of living together urgently need new concepts in order to respond to growing social inequality, the dissolution of traditional structures for work and the family, and the emergence of diverse patterns of social relationships. <em>GAM.16</em> conceives of spatial formation as a permeable framework for sociospatial structures in various architectural, sociological, and cultural contexts, aiming to increase awareness of common resources and again make them one focus of sociopolitical discourse. Themed “<em>gewohnt</em>: un/common,” <em>GAM.16</em> advocates for communal living and introduces collaborative and coproductive concepts of organization as a spatial practice.</p>
Guest Editor: Andreas Lichtblau, Sigrid Verhovsek
Editors: Daniel Gethmann, Petra Eckhard, Urs Hirschberg, Andreas Lechner, Petra Petersson
Contributors: Massimo Bricocoli, Gregory Cowan, Heike Delitz, Alexander Hagner, Rebekka Hirschberg, Marson Korbi, Gesa Königstein, Andreas Lichtblau, Christina Linortner, Karla Mäder, Manfred Omahna, Jakob Öhlinger, Gennaro Postiglione, Nikolai Roskamm, Jomo Ruderer, Stefania Sabatinelli, Philipp Markus Schörkhuber, Fritz Strempel, Günther Uhlig, Sigrid Verhovsek, Judith Augustinović, Jamilla Balint, Sabine Bauer, Alexander Eberl, Petra Eckhard, Daniel Gethmann, Alexander Grasser, Tobias Gruber, Christoph Haidacher, Martina Hanke, Clemens Haßlinger, Anousheh Kehar, Andreas Lechner, Alexander Lehnerer, Dejan Marković, Markus Monsberger, Biljana Nikolić, Simon Oberhofer, Lisa Obermayer, Aleksandra Pavicević, Iulius Popa, Radostina Radulova-Stahmer, Jana Rieth, Roger Riewe, Christine Rossegger, Birgit Schulz, Dubravka Sekulić, Eva Sollgruber, Doris Stadler, Milena Stavrić, Armin Stocker, Milica Tomić, Anselm Wagner, Christiane Wermke, Albert Wiltsche, Maike Gold, Katie Filek, Vera Schabbon
Translators: Dawn Michelle d’Atri
Designer: MVD Austria, Michael Rieper, Christine Schmauszer, Georg Skerbisch
Graz University of Technology, JOVIS
Part of: GAM – Graz Architecture Magazine
ISBN: 978-3-86859-948-0