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Benjamin Busch (*1987, Kansas City) is an American visual artist and architect living in Berlin. Spanning art, architecture, curating, and writing, his work deals with the aesthetics/politics of space. His ongoing research considers spatial practice through processes of urbanization, self-organization, and the everyday, with regard to the growing role of computation across societies. Since spring 2018, Busch co-directs The Institute for Endotic Research (TIER) together with Lorenzo Sandoval. From 2012 to 2015, he co-directed the Berlin project space Staycation Museum. Busch continues to work professionally as an independent writer and translator, architectural consultant, and photographer.
The User’s Right to the City, Sat, Nov 3 '18
The “right to the city” has become a rallying call for social movements worldwide [1]. While the slogan serves as a generic container for a variety of issues that might otherwise go ignored, its origins pertain to a certain idea of revolutionary politics. More than symbolic negation, the right ...
Stecher Architekten, Berlin, DE, Freelancer (Freier Mitarbeiter)
The University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, US, MArch, Master of Architecture
Highest Distinction, Honors
Baden-Württemberg-Stipendium, Scholarship
Graduate Direct Exchange Scholarship, Scholarship
AIA School Medal and Certificate of Merit, Award
Honors Program Development Grant, Grant
Donald Ewart Memorial Traveling Scholarship in Architecture, Scholarship
