Collection with a View #5Showcase to the courtyard

For the first time in an exhibition, the post-war building activities in Austria and those involved are contextualized in the discourse of the Cold War. As will be seen, the years of occupation impacted decisively on the architectural policy agenda after 1945.

Collection with a View #5Showcase to the courtyard

- with Veronika Floch, art historian To accompany the exhibition ‘Cold War and Architecture. Contributions to Austria’s Democratization after 1945’, we invite you to a dialogue with selected guests, who add their commentaries to the exhibition based on their own personal expertise.

Workshop (6-99)Fifty years ago, Neil Armstrong was the first person to set foot on the moon. Would you like to visit other planets, or to live on the moon? To feel the endlessness of space without gravity? Where is up, where’s down? In this workshop we build our own rocket engine, learn about the planets and design a space station.

For the first time in an exhibition, the post-war building activities in Austria and those involved are contextualized in the discourse of the Cold War. As will be seen, the years of occupation impacted decisively on the architectural policy agenda after 1945.

Lecture with responseWith 51N4E, the series IBA_Vienna meets Architects brings one of the most successful Belgian architecture offices to the Architekturzentrum Wien.

For the first time in an exhibition, the post-war building activities in Austria and those involved are contextualized in the discourse of the Cold War. As will be seen, the years of occupation impacted decisively on the architectural policy agenda after 1945.

Talk Show as part of the exhibition "Cold War and Architecture" What are the hallmarks of conservative, liberal or left-wing architecture? The Architecture Club traces the historical and the current role of ideology in architecture and urban planning.

Event in cooperation with the fachschaft:architektur On this day all students have free admission to the exhibitions of the Architekturzentrum Wien.

Opening event for Platform Austria – Venice Architecture Biennale 2020 Douglas Spencer, author of The Architecture of Neoliberalism, talks to Bernadette Krejs (TU Wien) about the phenomenon of Platform Urbanism, at the opening event for Platform Austria — curated by Peter Mörtenböck and Helge Mooshammer (Centre for Global Architecture), the Austrian Pavilion’s contribution to the 2020 Archicture Biennial in Venice.