By joining forces with Arts of the Working Class (AWC), Architects4THF responds to the Ideenwettbewerb Tempelhofer Feld 2024-2025, by presenting a call for contributions to interrogate the ethical role of planners in shaping the future of cities, and to question their responsibilities within the building industry.

The selected contributions will shape the flipside of AWC's Issue № 38, “Choreography”, a special edition that will be released in 75,000 copies and distributed on streets across multiple cities.

They are looking for projections and critical views suitable for print media. You can submit completed works or abstracts to be developed in case of final selection.

The issue invites critical reflections on the following key themes:
>> Public Green Spaces
>> Land and Building Market
>> Climate and Ecology
>> Policy Instruments

Timeline
Deadline for Abstracts: 23 May 2025
Notification of Selection: 6 June 2025
Deadline for Final Contributions: 4 July 2025
Publication for Issue № 38: September 2025
Submit your proposal to prompt@architects4thf.com

For more information, please visit the dedicted website.

About

Architects4THF is a growing network of architects, landscape architects, and urban planners, founded on November 7, 2024 in response to the 2024-2025 Tempelhofer Feld idea competition which welcomes new construction despite the 2014 citizen’s referendum. Our mission is to create a counter-narrative and resist building development on the field. We recognize Tempelhofer Feld as a focal point to address periphery topics that shape the social and ecological future of our cities.

Arts of the Working Class is a multi-lingual street journal on poverty, wealth, art, and society. Since 2018 it has created sustainable connections between a plurality of voices: artists, academics, urbanists, art institutions of different countries and languages, and vulnerable members of society. Everyone who sells this street journal earns money directly. Vendors keep 100% of the sales.