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Architectural Legacy: Honouring Hans Hollein's Vision in Vienna

In the landscape of Vienna's architectural evolution, "ÜBERBAUUNG WIEN" symbolizes the city's extensive urban development, reflecting its historical, cultural, and economic significance. This term encapsulates Vienna's continuous growth and transformation, underscoring the challenges and opportunities of urbanization, including sustainability and social equity.

Hans Hollein, a key figure in postmodern architecture, challenged norms through iconic works like the Haas House. His rebellious spirit and fusion of consumer tech into designs mirrored the zeitgeist of his time. Despite his passing, his legacy inspires architects to navigate the complexities of contemporary challenges.

Reflecting on Hollein's contributions, we delve into the intersection of past ideals and future aspirations. His experimental projects, alongside those of Walter Pichler and Lebbeus Woods, offer insights into architecture's potential to shape society and provoke discourse.

Amidst Europe's geopolitical tensions, the architectural community faces a pivotal moment. As Vienna prepares to host the Fabrication Gap symposium, architects, scholars, and policymakers converge to explore innovative solutions. Hollein's ethos of pushing boundaries resonates as architects strive to reconcile tradition with modernity.

In honouring Hollein's vision, we recognize architecture's power to transcend boundaries and catalyse change. As Europe grapples with the spectre of war, architects are called to uphold principles of inclusivity and resilience. By drawing inspiration from the past while embracing technological advancements, architecture can forge a path towards a more equitable and sustainable future.

This requiem to Hollein and postmodernism serves as a reminder of architecture's enduring relevance in shaping societal narratives. As Europe stands at a crossroads, architects wield the tools to navigate uncertainty and advocate for a vision of unity and progress.

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Strengthening Schengen: Bulgaria and Romania's Partial Integration Marks a Milestone

Bulgaria and Romania are set to take a significant step towards closer integration with the European Union's Schengen area on March 31, 2024. This development signals a partial inclusion, granting these countries the benefits of seamless travel by eliminating border checks and inspections for air and sea travel between each other and other Schengen member states. The anticipated result is a more efficient and expedited movement of people and goods, fostering growth in tourism, trade, and business activities within the Schengen area.

Having joined the European Union in 2007, Bulgaria and Romania had been in discussions about entering the Schengen area, but a concrete political agreement was necessary to make this a reality. With their imminent inclusion, the Schengen community will expand to encompass 29 nations, consolidating its strength both internally and on the global stage.

While travel by air and sea will experience the benefits of a borderless Schengen zone, land travel is yet to be fully streamlined. For the time being, complete border checks will be conducted between Bulgaria, Romania, and the rest of the Schengen area. Agreements to facilitate smoother land travel are expected to be pursued in due course.

In this partial integration, Bulgaria and Romania will continue issuing national entry visas, as opposed to Schengen visas. Although no specific date has been set to address this matter, there is optimism that 2024 will mark a milestone in the progression towards a unified visa system.

To address security concerns, measures pertaining to police and judicial cooperation have been implemented along the borders of Bulgaria and Romania, as well as with neighbouring countries. These measures aim to fortify the Schengen area against potential security threats, ensuring the continued strength and resilience of the border-free zone.

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