
ARCH+ is Germany's leading independent magazine for architecture and urbanism. Founded in 1967, it serves as a platform for critical debate on architecture, urban planning, design, and their social, political, ecological, and cultural contexts. Through its quarterly publication and surrounding programs, ARCH+ brings together practitioners, researchers, and institutions to explore pressing questions shaping the built environment.
Experimental Foundation’s collaboration with ARCH+ promoted an experimental understanding of architecture within the framework of a thematically linked editorial internship. Scholarship holders contributed to the research project ‘The Great Repair: The Politics of the Repair Society’, gaining insight into the current discourse, learning how to put their findings into practice, developing skills and expanding their network. The first Experimental Foundation Fellows with ARCH+ were Lea Scherer and Mona Rauch.
ARCH+ is Germany's leading independent magazine for architecture and urbanism. Founded in 1967, it serves as a platform for critical debate on architecture, urban planning, design, and their social, political, ecological, and cultural contexts. Through its quarterly publication and surrounding programs, ARCH+ brings together practitioners, researchers, and institutions to explore pressing questions shaping the built environment.
Experimental Foundation’s collaboration with ARCH+ promoted an experimental understanding of architecture within the framework of a thematically linked editorial internship. Scholarship holders contributed to the research project ‘The Great Repair: The Politics of the Repair Society’, gaining insight into the current discourse, learning how to put their findings into practice, developing skills and expanding their network. The first Experimental Foundation Fellows with ARCH+ were Lea Scherer and Mona Rauch.