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STRESSTESTEinen khlen Kopf bewahren Die unaufhaltbare Realitt des Klimawandels und die Unzulnglichkeit der bisher ergriffenen Manahmen werden uns tglich deutlich vor Augen gefhrt. Die Uberhitzung urbaner Gebiete hat bereits heute lebensbedrohliche Auswirkungen und wird zuknftig Temperaturen erreichen, die weit ber politisch abgesteckte Klimaziele hinausgehen. Wie werden Mensch und Tier, Pflanzen und Infrastrukturen diesen rapide voranschreitenden Entwicklungen

Einen kühlen Kopf bewahren                                            Die unaufhaltbare Realität des Klimawandels und die Unzulänglichkeit der bisher ergriffenen Maßnahmen werden uns täglich deutlich vor Augen geführt. Die U¿berhitzung urbaner Gebiete hat bereits heute lebensbedrohliche Auswirkungen und wird zukünftig Temperaturen erreichen, die weit über politisch abgesteckte Klimaziele hinausgehen. Wie werden Mensch und Tier, Pflanzen und Infrastrukturen diesen rapide voranschreitenden Entwicklungen standhalten? Ohne effektive Gegenmaßnahmen werden einige Städte auch in Europa in wenigen Jahrzehnten unbewohnbar sein. Trotz dieser offensichtlichen Bedrohung wird eine klimaangepasste Stadtplanung weiterhin nicht mit der gebotenen Priorität behandelt.                                               Der deutsche Beitrag der diesjährigen Architekturbiennale von Venedig setzt die Besucher*innen der Realität des künftigen Stadtklimas physisch und psychisch aus: ein STRESSTEST, der die Notwendigkeit zu handeln, unmittelbar erfahrbar macht. Gleichzeitig werden Impulse und Lösungen für eine resiliente Planung geboten, die unsere Städte zukunftsfähig machen, um einen gesunden Lebensraum für alle lebenden Organismen zu schaffen. So ist der deutsche Beitrag ein dringender Appell zu handeln, um diesen STRESSTEST gemeinsam zu bewältigen.                                                  Der Katalog für den deutschen Pavillon enthält Essays von u. a. Luisa Amann, Maria Auböck, bauchplan ).(, Silvia C. Benedito, Carsten Dierkes, Almut Grüntuch-Ernst, Andreas Kipar, Klaus K. Loenhart, Bernhard Maaz, Andreas Matzarakis, Burkert Pieske und Boris Schröder-Esselbach.                                                                                                   Keeping a Cool Head Climate change is an unstoppable reality and the measures that have been taken so far are clearly inadequate: that much is now brought home to us on a daily basis. The overheating of urban areas already has life-threatening consequences today and is set to reach temperatures far in excess of the climate goals defined by political decisionmakers. How will humans and animals, plants and infrastructures stand up to these rapidly progressing developments? Absent more effective countermeasures, some cities in Europe will be uninhabitable within a few decades. Despite this obvious threat, climate-adapted urban planning is still not being given the priority it deserves.                                              The German contribution for the 19th Venice Architecture Biennale 2025 exposes visitors physically and psychologically to the reality of the future urban climate: a STRESSTEST that makes the need to act directly tangible. At the same time, the exhibition and catalogue offer impulses and solutions for resilient planning that make our cities fit for the future to create a healthy living space for all living organisms. The German contribution is therefore an urgent appeal to act in order to overcome this STRESSTEST together.               The catalogue for the German Pavilion expands the exhibition with essays by Luisa Amann, Maria Auböck, bauchplan ).(, Silvia C. Benedito, Carsten Dierkes, Almut Grüntuch-Ernst, Andreas Kipar, Klaus K. Loenhart, Bernhard Maaz, Andreas Matzarakis, Burkert Pieske, and Boris Schröder-Esselbach.

EAN: 9783954767403
Farbverschnitt: Generell werden die Bücher ohne Farbverschnitt geliefert, auch wenn die Abbildungen einen Farbverschnitt zeigen.
Erscheinungsjahr: 07.05.2025
Redaktion: Deutscher Pavillon auf der 19. Architekturbiennale Venedig 2025
Seitenzahl/Blattzahl: 160
Abbildungen: Farbabbildungen
Keyword: Architektur; Kunstbuch; zeitgenössische Architektur
Fachschema: Künstler - Künstlerin~Architektur - Baukunst~Bau / Baukunst~Entwurf / Architektur
Fachkategorie: Architektur
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csd Charlotte
Fort Morgan, US
★★★★★ 1
Suction cups dont work
Style: Ashley Bronze
I liked the style and shape. However, I cannot get the suction cups to stick.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2026
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Lowell, US
★★★★★ 5
Strong legs, somewhat industrial but trendy also
Size: side table leg
Good legs, some what utilitarian or industrial, they are strong as they are made out of pipe, and assembly is fairly easy once you get the idea of how it goes together. They are roughly 1.5 feet across maybe a bit less adjustable height on each leg, if you have wood floors you may want to put a pad under each leg as they are full metal pipes. Pretty interesting idea and does not cost much.
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Lowell, US
★★★★★ 4
Pretty good, take your time and install it well
Size: side table leg
Materials are pretty solid, but once assembled it’s not as sturdy as you would think it should be since the material itself was solid, i say give them a chance, everything out there that’s similar is way over priced
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Roberta Mayes
Belleville, US
★★★★★ 5
Heavy duty legs for table.
Size: side table leg
Perfect legs for a table I am having made. I have an cottonwood slice. It's heavy and needed something substantial. These are perfect.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2026
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R. Moheban
Cuba, US
★★★★★ 5
Robust pipe & fittings with a beautiful, smooth black finish
Size: side table leg
This set of pipe & fittings for use as low table legs is heavy duty and aesthetically pleasing. Especially when the pieces are handled, the tactile sensation is much nicer than with plumbing steel pipe because this product is beautifully finished smooth. The black pipes are quite smooth as well as the fittings. The pieces are all also pretty robust, though the wall thicknesses are less than in pipe for pressurized water systems. Of course that makes sense as this product does not need to hold fluid pressure. In my view they got the heaviness factor of this product just right; it's not as heavy or robust as black pipe used in natural gas supplies, but still robust and pretty heavy. Assembled, this product is absolutely stiff and unyielding for a solid table that could hold a man's weight easily. The feet utilize a brilliant scheme so that each foot can be independently adjusted for an uneven floor. Thus a level table on an uneven floor is easily accomplished. The feet simply extend the effective leg length by screwing counter-clockwise. To prevent any shifting at the threads adding some pipe compound or teflon tape may be advised. Even masking or duct tape might work as the idea is to just fill any gaps where male threads meet female threads. The four flanges at the tops of the legs provide a wide, solid surface for attaching the table top, with either hidden screws underneath or you could through-bolt a glass table top (provided you have the skill to drill glass!). I think this product would look great with a glass top. Assembly is quick and easy. The hardest part is drilling holes underneath the table top to accept screws. No pipe wrenches are needed as the pieces screw together by hand to an adequate tightness. If any doubt whether they are tightened enough have a strong person with grippy gloves finish. The "X" in the center attaches to the legs with a very clever machine screw system tightened with the included hex wrench. This is presumably because if tightened simply by screwing the fittings, the point of snugness would not likely be where the "T" fittings are exactly vertical. The maker has solved this problem so that you are assured that all legs will be in the perfect vertical position once everything is tight. The setup is also nice and rigid once tightened. This is a huge benefit of steel pipe projects; they are really solid. The black finish is clearly very durable, like a powder coat. It appears that it will provide excellent protection against rust. Coverage is complete; I found no dings or scratches anywhere on any piece. Overall this is a very well-designed product for function and aesthetics. Perfect for a beautifully renovated warehouse condo where an industrial vibe is desired in a rock-solid table that won't shift around. The smoothness of the pipe is top notch. I've used lots of pipe in projects, some of it actual water pipe and some decorative pipe such as this. I've never seen better quality decorative pipe as this maker put in the effort to finish it beautifully smooth. At currently $34.99 I find the price quite reasonable too.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2026

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