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Exhibition: April 1st \u2013 May 17th 2023<\/span><\/p>\n Space: Aedes Architekturforum, Christinenstr. 18-19, 10119 Berlin<\/span><\/p>\n Opening: Freitag, March 31st 2023, 6.30pm Aedes shows for the first time these 80 photos, recently published in a book, by Mack Books, London. The exhibition opens up a more than ever relevant discussion about young people\u2019s need for physical space and how children\u2019s well-being is the ultimate indicator of an intact habitat and a functioning society. In addition an installation built by young people from recycled materials provides them with a hangout for the duration of the exhibition.<\/span><\/p>\n In 1969, photographer Ursula Schulz-Dornburg went to Amsterdam to take pictures in Jongensland, an adventure ground on a post war wasteland, to document the freedom, creativity and independence of children and young people. These wonderful, inspiring images show how important physical space is to learn how to participate in a community and take responsability for one another through group dynamics and risks assessment.<\/p>\n
Speakers: Hans-J\u00fcrgen Commerell Aedes, Berlin, Tom Wilkinson Architecture History Lecturer, University of London<\/p>\n