When does the Senior Citizens' Architecture Program take place?

The event is scheduled for Thursday, October 8, 2026, from 16:00 to 18:30.

Where will the event take place?

The venue is St. Michael Campus, Vonfichtstraße 1, 83278 Traunstein.

What topics are the focus?

Cross-generational living spaces, resource-saving construction methods, sustainable usage concepts, and community living will be discussed.

Who is leading the afternoon?

Architect Nina Langner is scheduled as the speaker. Program direction is undertaken by Stefan Haberlander.

Is registration required?

Registration is done through the Catholic Educational Organization Traunstein by phone at 0861 69495 or via email at info@kbw-traunstein.de.

What is the cost of participation?

A specific participation fee is not listed in the available event information.

Senior Citizens' Architecture Program Traunstein 2026

Name: Senior Citizens' Architecture Program: Architecture as a Community-Building Process
Start: 2026-10-08T16:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-08T18:30:00+02:00
Location: Campus St. Michael

Thinking Together About the Future of Living

How do we want to build, live, and dwell in the future? The Senior Citizens' Architecture Program invites you to an inspiring community experience at the St. Michael Campus in Traunstein. The focus is on how architecture can promote social participation, encounters, and harmonious coexistence across generations.

Architecture as a Space for Community

Under the title Architecture as a Community-Building Process, the second part of the program focuses on contemporary forms of living beyond the classic single-family house. Participants explore cross-generational living spaces and share ideas for an age-appropriate, livable home.

Sustainable Building and Conscious Living

Another emphasis is on resource-saving construction methods and sustainable usage concepts. Community living opens up new perspectives: It combines private retreat spaces with places for encounters and strengthens social connections in everyday life. Questions about a future suitable for grandchildren and great-grandchildren are also addressed.

Engage, Shape, and Start a Conversation

The event is designed to be participatory. Interested senior citizens contribute their life experiences, questions, and visions. A relaxed atmosphere supports personal exchange and makes the afternoon a valuable contribution to education, well-being, and social engagement.

Expert Guidance

The speaker is architect Nina Langner. The program is overseen by Stefan Haberlander. In cooperation with KBW Mühldorf and KBW BGL, an educational offering is created that combines architectural expertise with the experiences and needs of older adults.

Conclusion: Shaping the Future Together

Visitors can expect an inspiring educational afternoon about sustainable building, community living forms, and cross-generational living spaces. Those interested in architecture, social participation, and a livable future will find stimulating insights and valuable encounters here.