Reading Circle: Gabu Heindl

Host: Gabu Heindl | architect
Text: Silvia Federici, “Women, Land Struggles, and the Reconstruction of the Commons”, Working USA: The Journal of Labor and Society (WUSA), 14 (61), Wiley/Blackwell Publications, Much 2011 (excerpt)
Venue: Packhaus, Marxergasse 24 (ground floor), 1030 Vienna, Austria

Host: Gabu Heindl is the Principal of her namesake Vienna-based architecture practice, with an ethos for designing intelligent public buildings and cultural projects (public artworks, exhibitions), alongside educational (kindergartens, schools) and infrastructure facilities (housing and urban planning). Independent research and creative collaboration underpin her practice, making her one of the most progressive urban and cross-disciplinary thinkers in Austria and the region. In 2019 Gabu is visiting lecturer at the Architectural Association – School of Architecture in London.

This event is part of The Nordbahnhof Project and organised in association with Das Packhaus.
Supported by Bundeskanzleramt

Blood Mountain Projects is an independent research and curatorial platform based in Vienna with a mission to examine the cultural past present and potential of Central Europe. Founded in 2010 as a non-profit arts organisation in Budapest, and following many years as an international satellite, it operates since 2018 as an educational programme and curatorial practice based in Vienna. Core activities: research-based curatorial projects, artists-in-residence, public events, education and publications. For more information: www.bloodmountain.org