The transit lounge is the archetypal transit space, the point where the hyper-global + hyper-local coincide; a location which blurs traditional conceptions of geo-political boundaries, creating pockets of international space within the borders of individual nation-states. An in-between space, it exists relative to a fixed departure and arrival point, not to the area that surrounds it.

The Transit Lounge is a series of overlapping residencies for Australian and German artists and architects in Berlin. It is also a blog where themes relating to the project will develop, collaborations will be initiated and sustained, and observations on the city collected. The Transit Lounge invites you to participate in these transnational conversations by commenting on the blog.

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The transit lounge is supported by Culturia and the DAZ

Sunday, October 08, 2006

BIOGRAPHY: ANNA TAUFEST

Anna is a young architect from Berlin. She began studies at the Technical University of Munich in 1998 and was part of the curators and directors team for the multimedia project Kino24 from 1999 - 2001 at the Gloria Filmpalast at Stachus in Munich. Her studies were continued at the Berlin University of the Arts and the ETSAV in Barcelona. Anna graduated in 2005 with a project called `Conexiòn –Barcelonas connection to the sea´ aiming to re-establish the connection between city and sea at a historical site through an urban intervention. Anna worked for varions architecture firms in Germany as well as for the archplus magazine in Berlin. She co-founded the studio workshop Atelier Ohlauerstr.36. in 2006.

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