Semester Exhibition Rundgang

At the end of each semester, A S L is transformed into a living laboratory of ideas.


The semester exhibition Rundgang is a window into the creative and critical examination of our built living spaces. It not only shows what has been developed over the past semester, but also opens up new perspectives and inspires people to further develop their own thinking, design and research.


Be inspire – and become an inspiration yourself! Whether as students, teachers or visitors: The tour thrives on your curiosity, your thoughts and your commitment.


The R:33 Rundgang is organized by the following departments Urban Management (guest professor Lisa Nieße), Sustainable Cities and Communities (Guest-Prof. Dr. Mary Dellenbaugh-Losse and Guest-Prof. Robin Höning) and Integrated Traffic Planning / Traffic Planning (Deputy Professor Dr. Florin Krummheuer)

Image: Robin Höning

Program Flyer

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R:33 - Back to the Future

We are experiencing a time in which the future no longer represents a promise of progress for many people, but instead means uncertainty, excessive demands or threats. The future is increasingly seen as something that is either "managed" technocratically or "sold" ideologically – instead of as a shared space of possibility that we can actively shape. This has far-reaching consequences for the planning professions in particular: When the future is socially narrowed, the space in which we can develop our creative, social and cultural power shrinks.

With "Back to the Futures", we are consciously countering this development. We want to enter into a discussion with students, teachers and the public about the futures of the planning professions themselves – and what role we can actively play in order to regain new scope for action and social relevance.

Rundgang 2025 is intended to be a place where the future does not appear as something that happens to us or is standardized from the outside, but as something that we can think about, shape and create together. This attitude is directly linked to the core competencies of our profession: thinking in scenarios, working with uncertainty, designing alternative possibilities, telling stories about the future.

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Archive I Rundgang

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