Point 7 – Lecture series – Sven Fröhlich
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They will discuss their personal approaches, strategies and experiences in project implementation. Their individual attitudes towards architectural and building culture issues will also be examined. We will gain insights into their respective work and the people behind it.
This year's Point 7 at the HFT Stuttgart brings together three current positions from architecture and urban planning – with very different perspectives on the relationship between city, countryside and built space.
We are looking forward to welcoming Philip Stapel (Octagon Architekturkollektiv, Leipzig), Sergio Marazzi / Andreas Reinhardt (Marazzi Reinhardt ARCHITEKTEN SIA BSA, Winterthur) and Sven Fröhlich (AFF Architekten GmbH, Berlin).
In cooperation with the Architektur-Forum Baden-Württemberg: Wege, Plätze und Versorgung – Infrastruktur im Wandel (Architecture Forum Baden-Württemberg: Roads, Squares and Supply – Infrastructure in Transition), three further Point 7 lectures will be taking place from December onwards. More information on this will be available at a later date under News.
The third lecture we will be hearing is:
Sven Fröhlich | AFF Architekten GmbH, Berlin
‘Parts of the Whole’ on 27 November 2025, 7 p.m.
AFF Architekten has East German roots and was founded in Weimar by brothers Martin and Sven Fröhlich. Today, AFF is run in Berlin together with Ulrike Dix and Monic Frahn as a collective of architects, craftsmen and researchers. In addition to their practice, they teach and conduct research at various institutions.
Registration
https://eveeno.com/231828946
Who can participate?
Students and anyone else who is interested are cordially invited to attend.
Venue
Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences | Building 1 | Auditorium | Schellingstraße 24, 70174 Stuttgart
Recognition as continuing education
The Baden-Württemberg Chamber of Architects recognises the lectures as 1.5 hours of continuing education.
With these lectures, HFT Stuttgart is participating in ‘Architecture November,’ initiated by the Association of German Architects (BDA).
In cooperation with the Architecture Forum Baden-Württemberg: Roads, squares and utilities – infrastructure in transition.
We would like to thank the Knödler-Decker Foundation, the Friends of HFT Stuttgart Association and german-architects.com for their kind support.
Please note: Photos will be taken during the lectures for public relations purposes.
