The station highlights the various aspects of electromobility. In a playful way, visitors discover scientific facts on the topic and learn about the advantages and disadvantages of this much-discussed form of mobility.

Created and curated by:

• Leonie Glück
• Claudia Hummel
• Helene Löffler
• Arben Nikollprenkaj
• Maximilian Alexander Stromeyer

At Fairstreetcampus, everything revolves around the aspect of space distribution in the street space. Visitors are shown how much space we give to which uses and why this is also a question of fairness. Subsequently, there will be the opportunity to individually redesign this distribution of space.

Created and curated by:

• Katrina Herre
• Christian Kandolf
• Armin Korjenic
• Annalena Weghofer
• Luis Willems
• Maria-Barbara Ziegler

The Mobil.Phone station is all about the mobility of products, exemplified by the components of a product of everyday use: the smartphone. Global raw material and manufacturing chains are traced in order to illustrate the many different routes taken by the individual components that ultimately make up our smartphones.

Created and curated by:

• Merjem Nur Arnaut
• Jacob Goria
• Lena Sophie Königshofer
• Philip Michael Leimer
• Leon Valcic

The aspect of tourism is an essential and very emotional component in the discussion about mobility. What impact does my choice of transportation have on the environment? Should I still get on an airplane to reach my vacation destination? How does my choice of vacation destination affect my ecological footprint?

Created and curated by:

• Bernhard Meinhart
• Julia Simhandl
• Charlotte Sleha

A story spanning all the stations conveys further aspects of mobility to visitors and links the individual components of the exhibition together, giving it a feeling of uniformity.

Created and curated by:

• Theresa Haydn
• Camillo Hitzenberger
• Stefanie Löscher

The visual unity of the exhibition is emphasized by a common furniture design. This takes up themes of mobility and translates them into a language of design and architecture.

Created and curated by:

• Maximilian Engelhardt
• Felix Eckmann
• Mirella Emig
• Kylian Keimel
• Yomna Mamieh
• Silas Martin
• Patrick Poigner
• Arash Rezaienejad

• Christine Hohenbüchler
• Larissa Hollub
• Lukas Kaufmann
• Joana Krappweis
• Emanuela Semlitsch
• Karin Katharina Tielsch

• Ulrike Herbig
• Rene Hofmann
• Kurt Matyas
• Bettina Mihalyi-Schneider
• Mathias Mitteregger
• Fabian Schipfer
• Theresa Schütz
• Carlotta Freiin von Tubeuf

The exhibition taking place in the Prechtlsaal and curated by the students is complemented by another room. This will be used by artists exhibiting their own works and will also offer visiting children the opportunity to try out their own creative and spontaneous artistic skills.

Created and curated by:

• Murat Hancer
• Rolf Laven
• Wieland Lemmerz
• Roman Levoshka
• Hendrik Renneberg
• Anastasiya Savran
• Yurii Voronenko
• Livia Woidich

• Michael Hoch (Initiator)
• Hannah Frei
• Laurenz Katamay
• Nicole Moneta (on maternity leave)