How can we build resource-efficient and material-minimized bridge structures for the city of tomorrow? On February 6, two presentations will shed light on innovative approaches: Laurent Ney, from Ney & Partners, Brussels, will present bridges as connections in time and space—structures that optimally combine architecture, construction, and context. Nadine Kuhla von Bergmann from Creative Climate Cities, Berlin, will show how spaces, people, and bridge technologies can be linked in the resource-efficient city of the future. The subsequent Q&A session will provide an opportunity to explore these ideas in greater depth.

All information: ZfBK Center for Building Culture Saxony

Funded by the DFG Collaborative Research Center SFB/TRR 280