Paris_Foto_Jean-Baptiste-Gurliat_Ville-de-Paris©Foto: Jean Baptiste Gurliat

Too Hot – Heiße Städte, neue Wege

Auftaktveranstaltung: STADT. KLIMA. WANDEL.

June 2026
19
Fr
15:00

DAM

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Scientists, politicians and members of the local community will take part in a participatory public debate on sustainable urban development and the role of European cities in addressing climate change. A joint event organised by the German Architecture Museum (DAM) and the Helmholtz KLIMA dialogue platform.

Welcome:

KATJA MATTHES, Director of the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel and Head of Helmholtz KLIMA

PETER CACHOLA SCHMAL, Director of the DAM

Panellists:

ANNETTE PETERS (Helmholtz Munich)

ELISABETH ENDRES (TU Braunschweig)

PETER HOFFMANN and SABINE FRITZ (GERICS)

TINA ZAPF-RODRIGUEZ, Head of the Department for Climate, Environment and Women’s Issues, City of Frankfurt am Main

RALF EISENHAUER, Mayor for Construction, Planning, Infrastructure, Urban Regeneration, Housing, Transport and Sport, City of Mannheim

and others

A joint event organised by the DAM and the Helmholtz KLIMA dialogue platform to accompany the exhibition “Too Hot – Hot Cities, New Paths”

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