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Publication Restricted Backstage - Bürgerbühne Schöneweide(2025) Falk, Josefine Florie; Von Starck, Adrian; Interior Architecture/Interior Design (BA); Berlin International University of Applied SciencesThis thesis explores how scenography “the art of shaping space”, atmosphere and narrative can be used as a tool in interior architecture. The focus is on the transformation of enclosed interiors into public participatory spaces. It’s espe- cially about turning these underused empty buildings in the city into “stages” for social interaction. The public is supposed to not just be the audience but more over becoming an active participant in shaping urban life. Drawing from theories in Scenography, urban planning, and interior architecture to analyze the effects of scenography on human interaction, atmosphere and narratives. Through the analysis of case studies and on-site observations in Berlin, the thesis identifies essential scenographic strategies. These are used to inform a final design proposal – Backstage Bürgerbühne Schöneweide – a reactivation of a former factory, an interior made public with the means of performance and Scenography for shared experience and public expression.Item Restricted Co-housing and Co-living dynamics in Berlin, Vienna, and Zurich, historical evolution and modern expressions of communal living in reaction to metropolization(2024) Loranzi, Laura Maria; Ebert, Carola; Goodwin, Amara; Faculty of Architecture and Design; Berlin International University of Applied SciencesItem Restricted Interior design strategies for community-building(2024) El Gohary, Karim Nabil Ahmed Fouad; Goodwin, Amara; Wilson, Roger; Faculty of Architecture and Design; Berlin International University of Applied SciencesItem Restricted Synergizing Architectural Design and Military Strategy : A Historical and Future Perspective on Architecture's Role in Urban Defense and Operations(2024) Awada, Hussein Hassan; Anwandter, Juan Almarza; Staudinger, Lukas; Faculty of Architecture and Design; Berlin International University of Applied SciencesAUTHOR-SUPPLIED ABSTRACT: This thesis examines how architecture can enhance the resilience of cities against the increasing threat of nuclear and physical attacks by learning from military architecture. The focus is on innovative designs capable of withstanding nuclear impacts and other physical threats, ensuring the safety of people and the continued functionality of urban spaces. Instead of merely reacting to threats, this study investigates proactive measures, identifying and evaluating new design principles that integrate advanced defensive features into urban buildings. A key element of this thesis is the design project VAULT 66, a speculative urban fortress in Berlin. VAULT 66 is intended to protect inhabitants from nuclear and physical threats, demonstrating how fortified structures can be combined with livable spaces. This project provides a practical example of the research, showing how resilient architecture can be incorporated into urban planning to create secure yet comfortable environments. The aim is to influence urban planning policies, promoting the adoption of robust protective measures that can reduce human and economic losses during crises. Ultimately, this thesis underscores how architecture, inspired by military strategies, can create urban environments that are not only secure but also support the well-being and prosperity of their residents. 4Item Restricted The spatial and architectural qualities of Berlin’s urban voids(2024) Zangi, Noa; Aquilar, Giorgia; Staudinger, Lukas; Faculty of Architecture and Design; Berlin International University of Applied Sciences