International Workshop: Building Regulations of The Long 19 Th Century in Central Europe

June 9, 2025
Vienna

INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP: BUILDING REGULATIONS OF THE LONG 19TH CENTURY IN CENTRAL EUROPE

JUNE 12, 2025
AUSTRIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
POSTAL SAVINGS BANK BUILDING
(POSTSPARKASSE)
GEORG-COCH-PLATZ 2
5 TH  FLOOR, ROOM 08
1010 VIENNA

Registrations no later than June 9, 2025

A comparative look at the building regulations of Vienna and Berlin in the 19th and early 20th centuries will for the first time derive site-specific Viennese characteristics from the general developments in architecture, legislation, building administration and urban planning. The workshop will provide an international and transdisciplinary contextualization in order to better understand the connections between organized urban growth in the context of metropolitan development via its regulatory side.

Download programme and project description.

https://www.oeaw.ac.at/ihb/detail/event/bauordnungen-des-langen-19-jahrhunderts-in-zentraleuropa

CONTACT:
For further inquiries please contact: richard.kurdiovsky[at}oeaw.ac.at

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