Between ecological responsibility, economic feasibility, and regulatory frameworks: How can the transformation of existing buildings be realistically implemented even under strained market conditions? Where do the limits lie—and where the benefits? Which strategies work at scale not only conceptually, but also financially, in planning terms, and politically?
The evening brings together perspectives from city administration, architecture, project development, and the capital side—united by the shared ambition to understand transformation not as a compromise, but as a productive future strategy rooted in history.
With Elisabeth Merk, City Councillor for Urban Planning, City of Munich; Søren Pihlmann, pihlmann architects, Copenhagen; Christian Meister, Hines; Marius Koch, Cerberus; Alexander Möll, Hines; and Nadin Heinich, plan A.
