Club Hybrid

Zusatztext

Located in an area where single-family homes, businesses, and industry intermingle, Club Hybrid is an open demonstrative building constructed in southern Graz for the 2020 Graz Year of Culture. In the summer of 2021, it became a workshop and stage for the citys "nebulous zone," hosting experiments, exhibitions, and discussions with varied guests and a changing program of daily events. Club Hybrid. Ein Sommer in der Nebelzone brings together the people, objects, spaces, and events involved in the project in one volume. The story of the clubs creation, from the search for a site to its architectural construction and the development of a program, is related over six thematic topics. Contributions by Bernd Vlay, Agency Apéro, Emily Trummer, Rudolf Kohoutek, and Oliver Elser on specific themes supplement the narrative, providing both depth and a glimpse beyond the scope of the project. The cover of the book is also a poster.

Autorenportrait

Architect Heidi Pretterhofer leads the architecture firm Pretterhofer Aquitectos. Her work lies at the intersection of architecture, urbanism, theory, and cultural production. Alongside her architectural achievements, she has curated many exhibitions and both written and edited a large number of publications exploring the relationship between urban conditions and architectural practice. Michael Rieper is an architect and graphic designer. Working primarily with others, he has shaped and carried out both theoretical and practical research on the intersection of the private and public sphere. He is a founding member of the MVD Austria Association for the Promotion of Art, Architecture, Music, and Film.

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