24H DESTRESS

The contribution STRESSTEST by Nicola Borgmann, Elisabeth Endres, Gabriele G. Kiefer, Daniele Santucci for the German Pavilion at the 19th Architecture Biennale in Venice makes the experience of heat stress in cities physically tangible. The pavilion is divided into two areas: STRESS shows the effects of heat stress on cities, while DESTRESS presents cooling planning strategies.

ANICOWORKING was commissioned to design an illustration for this purpose. We developed a 24-hour room presented as a 360° panorama, which illustrates both the heat development over the course of a typical summer day and the cooling effects of measures such as de-sealing, greening, or light-colored surfaces. The immersive diagram (Source:Lufttemperatursenkung mit Anpassungsmaßnahmen - Senatsverwaltung für Stadtentwicklung, Berlin, 2011)  is complemented by illustrations that communicate planning measures in an accessible and engaging way—both for architectural experts and laypeople.

CREDITS
Position - Co Founder at ANICOWORKING 
Tasks - Concept + Design
Team - Anika Neubauer, Nicolai Schlapps
Photography - Patricia Parinejad + ANICOWORKING
Videography - ANICOWORKING

in collaboration with STRESSTEST TEAM

COMMISSIONER
Federal Ministry for Housing, Urban Development and Building

CURATORS
Nicola Borgmann, Elisabeth Endres, Gabriele G. Kiefer, Daniele Santucci

LOCAL ARCHITECTS
cfk architetti; Studio Viridis, STATICS, Thomas Beck, a.k.a. ingenieure

FILM DIRECTOR
Corinna zu Ortenburg,Storymaker

FILM PRODUCTION
flora&faunavisions

FILM PROJECTION TECHNICS
Luminaten

DESIGN LEAD
Designbüro Josef Grillmeier, Landscape for Architects, Anika Neubauer

CONSULTANTS
Gerhard Hausladen, Klaus K. Loenhart, Philipp Misselwitz, Sergio Pascolo, Gerd Pfarré, Burkert Pieske, Ralf Quibeldey

COORDINATION
Maike Volkmer

COMMUNICATION
Katharina Neumann, Caroline Wolf, Inga Krumme

COLLABORATORS
Architekturgalerie München e.V.; Octavianne Hornstein; Georg Götze; Sophie Gröbe; Klaus Müller-Fassbender; Chair for Building Technology,RWTH Aachen; Andrea Balcerzak; Lina Dworatzek; Harald Lesan; Mert Oktay; Tobias Schell; Institute for Building, Climatology and Energy of Architecture, TU Braunschweig; Pia Brüchner-Hüttemann; Gustava Grüntuch; Mathias Hehle; Daniel Houschka; Svante Kerstingjohänner; Maximilian Kimmel; Ann-Kristin Martin; Lisa Neubert; Stephanie Rosenstock; Tobias Pörschke; Till Zihlmann; Institute for Landscape Architecture, TU Braunschweig; Jennifer Baus; Jannis Gruhne; Vera Kellmann; Pascal Okulus; Marie Röpke; Nicolai Schlapps; Uta Leconte; Marco Scurati; Luisa Amann; Maria Auböck; Cristina Baldacci; Silvia C. Benedito; Enrica De Cian; Carsten Dierkes; János Kárász; Andreas Kipar; Kristian Koreman; Bernhard Maaz; Andreas Matzarakis; Ernst Rauch; David Schmidt; Boris Schröder-Esselbach; Anne Wiese; Susanne Hauger; Tanja Heuchele; Jan Krause; Matthias Mai

WITH THE SUPPORT OF
Juliane Behr; Schüco International KG; ECKP-FEILER; JUNG; Godelmann; MAC Jeans; B&O Gruppe; Hines Immobilien; Schnitzer&; IB Hausladen; Steidle Architekten; Auer+Weber Architekten; Stenger2; K# System; Luxor Solar; Jan Kurtz; FIAM; Object Carpet; Testo; meteoblue; Zinco