Now open: Our call for fellows for the first saai | iaas Wüstenrot Foundation residencies on the annual theme "Robust Fragilities"! Starting in 2025, the Wüstenrot Foundation will fund three fellows who will have the opportunity to research and work in residency at saai for 4-6 weeks in early summer. The residencies are aimed at researchers at all career levels. Detailed information on the application process and the entire call can be found at the following link.
MoreFascinated by Otto's delicate supporting structures, Conrad Roland developed concepts for large-scale suspended cities in order to ‘free society from the straitjacket of architecture’.
MoreWith the newly established iaas [international architectural archival studies] center, research is being located in the archive itself. Through research on the genesis of metadata or on organizational structures in the collections, the iaas makes use of its unique position in the saai archive.
MoreOn 27 November 2024 we invite you to this year's saai Lecture with Marina Otero Verzier (Columbia University GSAPP). In addition to her lecture ‘Zone of Potential Insufficiency’, our new research centre iaas [international architectural archive studies] and our podcast ‘Archive Gossip’ will be launched at the event.
MoreThe Archive Gossip Team meets with staff, researchers and archive experts to delve deep into the boxes and cabinets, rolls and drawers, sketches, photos, index cards and notes at the saai. Together, we will explore familiar and forgotten stories and objects, and question the archive as a place of knowledge and an institution.
MoreEveryone knows them - the red climbing structures that are omnipresent in playgrounds and fascinate children and adults alike!
MoreThe project examines the estate of the visionary architect Conrad Roland and offers insights into the work of archives and the scientific research process
MoreDr. Doris Hallama is taking over the management of the Archive for Architecture and Civil Engineering (saai)! With her expertise and passion for historical buildings and engineering, she will lead the archive into a new era.
MoreWho preserves the important works of our architectural history? Get to know the dedicated team behind the archive holdings, who maintain and protect the cultural heritage of architecture and engineering in southwest Germany.
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