Hybrid Space Lab interviewed Alessandro Guerriero on the occasion of the first major retrospective Studio Alchimia at Berlin’s Bröhan Museum.
Article Studio Alchimia by Hybrid Space Lab @ archithese, Zurich, Switzerland, 8 September 2025
Hybrid Space Lab interviewed Alessandro Guerriero on the occasion of the first major retrospective Studio Alchimia at Berlin’s Bröhan Museum.
Article Studio Alchimia by Hybrid Space Lab @ archithese, Zurich, Switzerland, 8 September 2025
On June 23rd 2025, at Fondazione Prada in Milan, Alessandro Guerriero was interviewed by Frans Vogelaar and Elizabeth Sikiaridi of Hybrid Space Lab.
Interview with Alessandro Guerriero by Hybrid Space Lab @ Fondazione Prada, Milan, Italy, 23 June 2025
Elizabeth Sikiaridi joins the event, embodying a transdisciplinary design approach where city, nature and the digital are conceived and developed together.
Elizabeth Sikiaridi @ Stuttgarter Zeitung , Germany, 13 March 2025
Hybrid Space Lab initiated research and ideation programs to reimagine cultural spaces in context of the digital together with international partners.
Concerts, Jam-sessions, Performances, Screenings & Narrow- and Broadcasts, Workshops & Lectures, @ Royal Academy of Art & Royal Conservatoire the Hague, Sonic Acts, V2 Lab for Unstable Media, Waag Future Lab, transmediale, CTM Festival, Vibelab, Clubcommision Berlin, Kulturstiftung des Bundes, Amsterdam Dance Event & SEXYLAND World, 2020-2025
Publication @ Marlowes Architecture Magazine, Germany, 30 May 2025
Alchimia revolutionised design in the late 1970s, breaking with functionalism and opening a new era. Frans Vogelaar was part of the group in 1981–1982.
Exhibition & Publication @ Alchimia, Bröhan Museum & ADI Design Museum, Berlin & Milan, 17 April – 7 September 2025
Interview by Felix Hofmann, journalist at the Berlin taz newspaper in the taz Schlossaneignung Blog.
Interview & Publication, Felix Hofmann @ taz, Berlin, 27 November 2024
An article by Philipp Oswalt in DOM 17 mentions Humboldt Jungle, Hybrid Space Lab’s initiative to green the Humboldt Forum façade.
Publication Schlossaneignung, Philipp Oswalt @ DOM magazine No. 17, DOM Publishers, Berlin, 1 November 2024
Urban open spaces face high demands: they must be climate‑adapted, ecologically valuable, foster interaction, be multifunctional, aesthetic and support health.
Publication Sustainable Landscape Design and Development @ Baukultur NRW, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany, 15 September 2024
Museum Director Paul Spies notes that tourists bypass the Humboldt Forum and recalls proposals like a green façade for the palace.
Interview Paul Spies by Birgit Rieger @ Tagesspiegel, Berlin, 29 June 2024
Hybrid Space Lab developed a series of projects for the radical appropriation of the controversial Humboldt Forum in Berlin.
Publication Humboldt Futures @ Atlas der Datenkörper 2, Transcript Verlag, Germany, 27 May 2024
Playgrounds, gardens and sports areas show how rooftops can form an elevated city, offering environmental benefits and new spaces for social interaction.
Interview @ SHEDIA magazine 111, Athens, May 2023
A sort of staircase enveloped in jungle thickets, a waterfall and food offerings on the way up to the roof of Berlin’s city castle.
Publication @ RBB, Berlin, 5 February 2023
As adventurous as Humboldt himself: The design by the architecture firm Hybrid Space Lab for the Berlin Palace.
Publication by Julia Weiss @ Tagesspiegel, Berlin, 31 January 2023
Hybrid Space Lab wrote the lead article “hybrid” for tanz Yearbook 2022, focusing on body and space within the interplay of the physical and the digital.
Publication hybrid @ tanz, Germany, 19 August 2022
The pilot issue of KHM Magazine (#0) entitled “Out of Time” will address questions such as: What does it mean for people in general and artists in particular to have to keep their distance? How do we experience the changing world, the fears, hopes or anger, promises and consolations? How can we react to them or think of them in terms of a changed future? How is our relationship to closeness and distance changing?
Article Post COVID-19 City @ Academy of Media Arts, Cologne, Germany, 27 July 2022
How to re-signify heritage and physical monuments with the help of creative visions and hybrid (combined physical and digital) tools? Hybrid Heritage engages with this challenge presenting a series of projects researching and designing contemporary interpretations and further development of heritage from a multicultural perspective. Including the integration of digital technology and media networks in heritage projects, Hybrid Heritage also focuses on cultural hybridity in today’s globalized world.
Publication Hybrid Heritage @ Identity and Heritage, Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, Stuttgart, Germany, 1 Februari 2022
Baunetz showcases ReWild Autobahn as part of the Berlin Atlas.
Publication ReWild Autobahn @ BauNetz, Berlin Atlas, Berlin, 19 November 2021
Our sense of reality is shaped by hybrid existence, as multifaceted hybridity increasingly permeates all dimensions of contemporary life.
Publication Hybrid Spaces @ Regeneration [and its Discontents], Lithuanian Architectural Foundation, Vilnius, Lithuania, 4 June 2021
Publication on Hybrid Space Lab’s work on contested monuments is published in book “Designs for Vulnerable Memories”.
Publication Re-Charting Places @ Contested Spaces – Concerted Projects: Designs for Vulnerable Memories, LetteraVentidue Edizioni, Syracuse, Italy, April 2021
Hjärnstorm, the Swedish independent journal of art, literature, philosophy published an article on Deep Space.
Publication Valle de los Caídos: the Digital Architecture Embraces a Painful Heritage, Cecilia Nyman @ Hjärnstorm Stockholm, 5 January 2021
Hybrid Space Lab contributes to the international conference “Practices of Inheritance” at Bauhaus University Weimar and TU Berlin.
Lecture Hybrid Heritage @ Bauhaus University Weimar & Technical University Berlin, Conference Practices of Inheritance, Metaphors, Materializations, Power Constellations, Tempelhof Airport, Berlin, 19 November 2020
Hybrid Space Lab suggests recontextualizing Franco’s controversial mausoleum in the Valley of the Fallen, contributing a new perspective to the monument debate.
Publication, Bernhard Schultz, journalist @ Der Tagesspiegel, Berlin, 16 July 2020
Monuments carry meaning. Hybrid Space Lab studies how monument narratives can be renegotiated and how critical perspectives can be introduced.
Interview, Brigitte Werneburg, journalist @ taz, Germany, 14 July 2020
As digital tools expand during COVID‑19, spatial options and impacts of digitization sharpen, prompting reflection on who benefits and what guides our cities.
Publication The Right to the Hybrid City @ Marlowes Magazine for Architecture and City, Germany, 19 May 2020
“The Valley of the Fallen without Franco: the fate of the other 33,847 dead”.
Article by journalist Sílvia Marimom in the Catalan Newspaper ARA on the future of the Valle de los Caídos and Deep Space.
Article The Valley of the Fallen without Franco: the fate of the other 33,847 dead, Sílvia Marimom @ Catalan Newspaper ARA, Barcelona, 23 November 2019
Hybrid Space Lab plan is in line with the most important question for contemporary cultural identity: the relationship between tradition and innovation.
Publication A small history of the biggest German struggle, Merlijn Schoonenboom @ Querido Publishers, Amsterdam, November 2019
HuffPost article “Without Franco, what to do with Valle de los Caídos?”, Anthony Berthelier presents Deep Space’s creative approach to re‑signifying the site.
Article Without Franco, what to do with the colossal Valle de los Caídos?, Anthony Berthelier @ HuffPost , France, 24 October 2019
Der Tagesspiegel berichtete über die Grünen‑Anfrage im Bundestag zur Umsetzung des Humboldt Jungle und griff damit die Debatte um das Projekt auf.
Publication Humboldt costs, yes and no @ Der Tagesspiegel, Germany, 19 July 2019
The Valley of the Fallen is a memorial erected near Madrid in the mountain range of the Sierra de Guadarrama on the initiative of the dictator Francisco Franco.
Publication From Monument to Memorial@ Magazine for Architecture and City Marlowes, Germany, 16 Juli 2019
One question the Green Party put before the Bundestag on 2 July 2019 concerned the Humboldt Forum and addressed issues central to the project’s direction.
Publication 19/11306 Answer @ Deutscher Bundestag, German Federal Government, Germany, 2 July 2019