Palace of Un/Learning: Claiming Gemeindebau

As a member of the European architecture platform LINA, in 2023 the Oslo Architecture Triennale invited three LINA Fellow collectives to develop and produce a short film exploring the theme Neighbourhood Streets. Each selecting one case from their respective city contexts, the collectives inquire, explore and suggest how to transform urban streets into high quality public spaces, for appropriation, use and enjoyment of the local inhabitants and communities. The film ‘Claiming Gemeindebau’ is made by Palace of Un/Learning from Vienna, Austria.

Published 08.01.24

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