Laura Fogarasi-Ludloff
Three educational buildings in Berlin show how architecture creates spaces for encounter, movement, and shared learning.
On equal footing. Spaces for everyone.
How can educational buildings be designed to meet the needs of their users? At SCHULBAU Berlin, Laura Fogarasi-Ludloff offers insights into three Berlin projects by her architecture practice, Ludloff Ludloff Architekten.
At the heart of her talk are the kindergarten on Gudrunstraße, as well as the canteen and the gym for the primary school at Tempelhofer Feld. The three projects offer different perspectives on the design of educational spaces and show the role architecture can play in learning, playing, and living together as a community.
The speaker
Laura Fogarasi-Ludloff is an architect (BDA) and Managing Director of the Berlin-based architecture practice Ludloff Ludloff Architekten. The practice focuses on designing buildings and spaces that combine functional requirements with architectural quality.
Find out at SCHULBAU Berlin how architecture can create spaces for encounter, movement, and shared learning.
You might also be interested in
SCHULBAU Fair
SCHULBAU Essen 2025 – Successful industry meeting for educational construction
People & Perspectives
How do we want to build, learn, live in the future? – Advisory Board of SCHULBAU Hamburg 2025 sets the course
