Construction labor union meeting at town hall
In the picturesque town of Weil am Rhein, the Working Group on High-Rise Buildings of the Baden-Württemberg Municipal Association recently convened at the Vitra Campus. The meeting, attended by 21 representatives from 20 cities across the state, saw architects and municipal leaders come together to discuss current topics, new legal regulations, and share experiences from various construction projects.
The focus of the visit was the dual architecture degree program at DHBW Lörrach, which the group took a keen interest in. Claudio Bergermann, head of the department, was present at the Vitra Campus to provide insights and emphasise the importance of exchange for municipal building administrations.
The Vitra Campus, an architectural ensemble in its own right, was a fitting backdrop for the meeting. The group admired the unique structures that make up the campus, which has become a beacon for modern architecture.
The meeting took place on the fourth floor of the town hall extension, where the group engaged in lively discussions. After the meeting, they took a tour of the Vitra Campus, further immersing themselves in the innovative designs and concepts that the campus represents.
It's worth noting that the schedule and upcoming locations for the Working Group's meetings are not publicly available. For the latest information, it's advisable to contact the Baden-Württemberg Municipal Association directly or check their official website for updates.
In conclusion, the meeting at the Vitra Campus was a testament to the ongoing collaboration between architects, municipal leaders, and educational institutions in Baden-Württemberg. The exchange of ideas and experiences will undoubtedly contribute to the continued growth and innovation in high-rise building construction in the region.
Technology played a significant role during the visit, as architects and municipal leaders explored the dual architecture degree program at DHBW Lörrach to discover advancements that could be integrated into their projects. The Education-and-self-development opportunities offered by the program were highly valued by the representatives, underscoring the growing importance of technology in education and architecture.
