Presentation by Dr Raquel Jaureguízar

In 2027, the Weissenhof Estate is set to shine as it celebrates its 100th birthday. The anniversary will also mark the exhibition year of the International Building Exhibition 2027 StadtRegion Stuttgart and the Weissenhof will become the central arrival point for visitors. Thanks to the intensive commitment of the Friends of the Weissenhof Estate e.V., the City of Stuttgart and the IBA’27, it is now foreseeable that two important building blocks for the further development and renewal of the estate and its surroundings will be brought to life by 2027. The outstanding designs for the Visitor and Information Centre (BIZ) and the Brenzkirche church tie in with the eventful history of the site as well as the ideas of modernism and at the same time provide new answers to the ecological, economic and social questions of our time.

The architect and project manager of IBA’27, Dr Raquel Jaureguízar, will explain the themes and the process in the Weissenhof Quarter up to 2027(+) in her lecture “IBA”27 as a driving force for the future of Weissenhof 2027+ “ and present the two new IBA”27 projects, the BIZ and the Brenzkirche, together with Anja Krämer, director of the Weissenhof Museum and Christoph Nägele, head of the BIZ planning team at the City of Stuttgart’s Department of Culture.

When
Thursday, 21 November 2024, 7:00 pm

Place
Theatre Augustinum Stuttgart-Killesberg, Oskar-Schlemmer-Straße 5, 70191 Stuttgart

About Dr Raquel Jaureguízar
Raquel Jaureguízar studied architecture and urban planning at the Technical University of Madrid and the University of Hanover. Before completing her doctorate at the University of Stuttgart in 2017, she worked in internationally renowned offices in Madrid, Paris, Stuttgart and Hanover. Her focus is on housing and public buildings. Since 2013, she has been imparting her in-depth knowledge of the Weissenhof Estate in the form of architectural tours, sharing her enthusiasm for it with visitors. In 2017, Raquel Jaureguízar was appointed to the Deutscher Werkbund and is also a member of the Friends of the Weissenhof Estate e.V.. She has been project manager at IBA’27 since 2018.

About Anja Krämer
Anja Krämer has been director of the Weissenhofmuseum in Le Corbusier House since 2006. She studied art history, German studies and heritage conservation in Stuttgart and Bamberg and worked as a freelance architectural historian for many years before joining the Weissenhof Museum.

Christoph Nägele
Christoph Nägele, who studied innovation management, has worked in recent years as operations manager at the Museum der Alltagskultur in Waldenbuch, as project coordinator at the Linden-Museum Stuttgart and as a freelance project manager and curator. Since August 2024, he has headed the planning team for the visitor and information centre.