tu! Hambach 2026 transformed the Rhenish mining region into an open laboratory for structural transformation for five days. Through workshops, discussions, exhibitions, and participatory formats, citizens, academia, politics, and local initiatives came together to jointly explore future-oriented questions concerning landscapes, housing, participation, and regional identity.
In a podcast, art and architectural historian Sharon Nathan talks with MEP Lukas Sieper about the role of architecture and urban planning in the reception of people seeking protection.
Regional entrepreneurs gathered at the CUBITY Atelierhaus in Merzenich to exchange ideas on structural transformation, regional development, and future perspectives for the Rhenish mining district.
The Britta and Ulrich Findeisen Foundation for Art and Building Culture hopes for a timely redesign of the Poolplatz in order to offer guests of the CUBITY Atelier House an even higher quality of stay.
Students in the Master’s program in Urban Development NRW at TH Köln visited the CUBITY Atelierhaus in January as part of an excursion.
As part of the Re:SET Bürgewald research project, students, lecturers, and researchers came together on December 12, 2025, for an interdisciplinary colloquium at the University of Wuppertal. The focus was on exchanging insights gained so far and developing shared visions for the future of Bürgewald.