AIT 5.2025 Public buildings – exceptionally good educational and cultural projects
A high level of expertise on the part of German interior designers/architects – especially in kindergarten and school construction – was evident in our selection of projects on the subject of public buildings: Whether new construction, conversion or energy efficiency upgrades – on over 50 pages you will find a wide range of exceptionally good cultural and educational buildings in Berlin, Stuttgart, Massenbachhausen, Ellwangen, Ingerkingen and Merseburg. Liza Heilmeyer from Birk Heilmeyer und Frenzel Architekten impressively describes the extremely challenging task of building for visually impaired children, and Benjamin Reding reports from his own experience that public buildings also have their justification as lost places. And if you weren’t in Frankfurt for the ISH, in Milan for the Salone del Mobile or in Venice for the Architecture Biennale, you will at least find a variety of impressions of these events in the current May issue of AIT.
Architects, interior designers, designers, interior designers and lighting planners from almost 30 countries around the world read AIT. Almost 25 percent of the circulation is delivered abroad, which is why the ten editions of AIT are bilingual – German/English. AIT is the official organ of the BDIA (Bund Deutscher Innenarchitekten).
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