Spaces as a Process: Jan Kampshoff on the JUNG Talk Podcast
Kampshoff’s projects consistently operate at the intersection of architecture, art, and cultural practice. Through the Freihaus MS, temporary installations in public spaces, and experimental interim uses, he explores formats that facilitate encounters, highlight social contradictions, and support processes of transformation—far removed from traditional architectural projects.
In his teaching as well, Kampshoff emphasizes collaboration and openness: Instead of canonical design theory, he seeks out experimental formats that help students see themselves as active co-creators of urban realities.
In the latest JUNG Talk podcast, he discusses collective processes, the aesthetics of the unfinished, temporary architecture as a political tool—and a provocative thesis: Perhaps the world has long since been built. What, then, remains to be done?
https://www.jung-group.com/de-DE/104523/KURATIEREN-STATT-BAUEN
