tours and workshops for SCHOOLS, KINDERGARTENS AND day centres

TOURS AND WORKSHOPS THROUGH THE CURRENT EXHIBITION ‹WHAT COULD BE: EXPERIMENTS BETWEEN HERITAGE CONSERVATION AND ARCHITECTURE›
The focus is on the question of what role monument preservation plays today - and how it can contribute to the sustainable future of building.

HANDS-ON STATION: ‹HERITAGE CONSERVATION OF THE FUTURE?›
Pupils can record their own thoughts as voice messages at an interactive station using a QR code. The contributions become part of a growing public dialog - audible directly on site.

DISCOVERY TOURS for schools, kindergartens and day centres

TOUR 1: ART IN THE PUBLIC SPACE
TOUR 2: BASEL IN THE CHANGE OF TIME - a tour of discovery by drawing
TOUR 3: SUSTAINABLE BUILDING - BUT HOW?
 

KULTUR UNTER EINEM DACH für SCHULEN - Tandem-Rundgänge für Schulklassen im S AM & Kunsthalle Basel

Die Kunsthalle Basel und das S AM Schweizerisches Architekturmuseum verbindet nicht nur ein gemeinsames Dach, sondern auch die Begeisterung für Kunst, Kultur und Gesellschaft. Darunter vereinen sie zeitgenössische Künstlerpositionen mit aktuellen Themen rund um Architektur und Städtebau. Diese Synergien werden in einem gemeinsamen Rundgang erlebbar gemacht, Schnittstellen gezogen, sowie Unterschiede und Bedeutungen für die Gesellschaft erörtert.

2/6 Guided Tour through the exhibition 'What Was Could Be: Experiments Between Preservation and Architecture'

2–3 PM, English

Bewahren ist fortschrittlich: In der aktuellen Debatte um die Bauwende spielen Erhalt und Pflege des Gebäudebestandes eine zentrale Rolle. Vor diesem Hintergrund bekommen die Theorie und Praxis der Denkmalpflege eine neue Dringlichkeit. 

Eintritt: CHF 12.–, red. CHF 8.–

Mittwochs-Matinée in der Ausstellung ‹Was war werden könnte – Experimente zwischen Denkmalpflege und Architektur›

10–12 Uhr

​Rundgang durch die Ausstellung ‹Was war werden könnte – Experimente zwischen Denkmalpflege und Architektur›. Im Anschluss haben Sie die Möglichkeit in einem informellen Rahmen ins Gespräch zu kommen. 

The (theoretical) Discourse: A Future for Whose Past?

7–8.30 PM

An event organized by the Chair of Construction Heritage and Preservation (Prof. Dr. Silke Langenberg) of the ETH Zürich as part of the exhibition ‘What Was Could Be: Experiments between Preservation and Architecture’.

Venue: S AM, Steinenberg 7, Basel

3/6 Guided Tour through the exhibition 'What Was Could Be: Experiments Between Preservation and Architecture'

6–7 PM, German

Preservation is progressive: In current efforts to shift towards more sustainable building practices (known in German as the Bauwende, or ‘building turnaround’), preservation and maintenance of the existing building stock play a central role. In this context, the theory and practice of historic preservation also gain a new urgency. 

Admission: CHF 12.–, red. CHF 8.–

4/6 Guided Tour through the exhibition 'What Was Could Be: Experiments Between Preservation and Architecture'

8–9 PM, German, with after work drinks

Preservation is progressive: In current efforts to shift towards more sustainable building practices (known in German as the Bauwende, or ‘building turnaround’), preservation and maintenance of the existing building stock play a central role. In this context, the theory and practice of historic preservation also gain a new urgency. 

Admission: CHF 12.–, red. CHF 8.–

5/6 Guided Tour through the exhibition 'What Was Could Be: Experiments Between Preservation and Architecture'

8–9 PM, English, with after work drinks

Preservation is progressive: In current efforts to shift towards more sustainable building practices (known in German as the Bauwende, or ‘building turnaround’), preservation and maintenance of the existing building stock play a central role. In this context, the theory and practice of historic preservation also gain a new urgency. 

Admission: CHF 12.–, red. CHF 8.–

6/6 Guided Tour through the exhibition 'What Was Could Be: Experiments Between Preservation and Architecture'

6–7 PM, German

Preservation is progressive: In current efforts to shift towards more sustainable building practices (known in German as the Bauwende, or ‘building turnaround’), preservation and maintenance of the existing building stock play a central role. In this context, the theory and practice of historic preservation also gain a new urgency. 

Admission: CHF 12.–, red. CHF 8.–

The Next Generation: Learning and Shaping Future Heritage

7–8.30 PM

An event organized by the Chair of Construction Heritage and Preservation (Prof. Dr. Silke Langenberg) of the ETH Zürich as part of the exhibition ‘What Was Could Be: Experiments between Preservation and Architecture’.

Venue: S AM, Steinenberg 7, Basel