"A heterogeneous working-class neighborhood from the 1960s receives a new social meeting point: Stadtteiltreff Augustin."
"The site lies between a secondary school, a church, and cooperative housing."
"The aim was to create an open, low-threshold space, free of hierarchies, accessible to all, regardless of age, background, or social status."
Stadtteiltreff Augustin is a new social meeting point located within a heterogeneous working-class neighborhood from the 1960s. The site sits between a secondary school, a church, and cooperative housing, forming a central community node. The facility is designed as an open, low-threshold space to encourage broad participation. The spatial approach rejects hierarchical arrangements to promote equality among users. Accessibility is prioritized so people of all ages, backgrounds, and social statuses can use the venue. The center aims to strengthen local social networks by providing a welcoming, inclusive place for interaction and civic engagement.
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