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Society - Concept - History MIWO Gesellschaft mbH & Co. KG Rental housing construction and management in the Cologne/Bonn region Company in the housing industry Concept Acquisition, management, development and sale of real estate and other assets including their development and other use and transfer of use to third parties. History 1952 Foundation of the Mittelrheinische Wohnungsbaugesellschaft mbH by the brothers Hans Faupel and Robert Faupel in Bonn 1995 Foundation of the EHF Wohnungsbau GmbH & Co. KG as a limited partnership jointly by: Mittelrheinische Wohnungsbaugesellschaft mbH and EHF WohnungsbauVerwaltungs-GmbH 1999 Separation and takeover of the participation of the Mittelrheinische Wohnungsbauges. mbH in EHF Wohnungsbau GmbH & Co. KG on/by: EHF Beteiligungs-GmbH 2006 Change of name of the companies Limited partnership: to MIWO Gesellschaft mbH & Co. KG (Bonn commercial register A 4175) Limited partner: to MIWO Beteiligungsgesellschaft mbH (Bonn commercial register B 8208) General partner: in MIWO Verwaltungsgesellschaft mbH (Bonn Commercial Register B 7053) MIWO Gesellschaft mbH & Co. KG Villa Faupel Lotharstraße 106 D-53115 Bonn Phone +49 (0) 228 914620 Fax +49 (0) 228 91462-40 E-Mail info@ miwo.eu business hours MO-FRI 08.00 - 12.00

The MIWO has a guiding principle. The idea of building and living with cultural responsibility. As a family-run company, the community aspect is particularly important to us. This is reflected in our architecture and in our housing stock. As a rental housing construction and management company, we have been dealing with people's homes and living spaces on a daily basis since 1952. Our cultural commitment has this too. Architecture creates spatial structures for human interaction. Art creates new spaces of perception. We combine both in our project series "kunstundwohnen" and "architekturundkunst". The dialogue between art and architecture is the focus of the MIWO commitment. In many MIWO new building projects since the mid-1990s, the installation of art has been an integral part of the architectural design. We open up our existing portfolio of residential complexes and apartments to artistic interventions that reinterpret the given architectural structures and positively change the living environment of our tenants. The aim of our commitment is to promote contemporary art and architecture while at the same time shaping the quality of life in the community. Focused on young positions in contemporary art, we also feel committed to the dynamic cultural scene in the Bonn/Cologne region out of conviction. MIWO Gesellschaft mbH & Co. KG Rental housing construction and management in the Cologne/Bonn region Housing industry company

MIWO Bauträgergesellschaft mbH Co. KG was founded in 2019. The object of the company is the preparation and implementation of construction projects as a builder in its own name. MIWO Bauträgergesellschaft mbH & Co. KG Lotharstraße 102-106 53115 Bonn +49(0) 228 914620 info@miwo.eu http://www.miwobau.eu  

Art and Architecture in Dialogue. With the "kunstundwohnen" project series, MIWO is opening up residential complexes built in the 1950s and 1960s, which feature typical design elements of the period's architecture, to artistic interventions that reinterpret these architectural structures characteristic of the post-war period and "modernize" them with a contemporary perspective. Since the first project, "Bild mit Wohnung" (Image with Apartment), with artist Detlef Beer in 2006, an artist has been invited each year to artistically engage with this MIWO portfolio and reflect on the residential building as a place of daily existence. The projects realized to date are characterized by an artistic diversity that reflects the range of contemporary art production and discourse: from performative approaches (Detlef Beer, "Bild mit Wohnung," 2006) to minimalist outdoor interventions (Martin Noel, "Farbe bekennen," 2008; Tim Trantenroth, "Raumstein," 2010) and temporary film projections that briefly introduce a striking visual shift in perception into the architectural situation (Claudia Desgranges, "Überblendung," 2009) to participatory art strategies. In 2011, for example, Martin Pfeifle installed a sculpture consisting of a total of 64 Neopolenschaum cubes in the landscaped outdoor area of the Lutfridstraße residential quarter. These cubes are also used by residents as seating and play areas, and their configuration can be continually changed. In this way, the sculpture became a communication medium within the social context of the residential complex (Martin Pfeifle, "RADO," 2011). Site-specific and locally created artistic interventions often refer to architectural elements such as passageways or stairwells that are no longer present in the everyday attention of residents. Strategies such as the color-marking of incidental elements (Friedhelm Falke, "Das guten Bild," 2007; Martin Noel, "Farbe bekennen," 2008) or all-over painting in the stairwell (Karim Noureldin, "Tupelo," 2012; Esther Stocker, "GEOMETRIA," 2013; Maik and Dirk Löbbert, "Treppenhaus," 2014; Jan van der Ploeg, "Wall Painting No. 412," 2015, etc.) not only make overlooked elements visible again, but also create a significance for the place. Only art enables the identification of places and adds a new layer of meaning to the architecture. This "art in architecture" at MIWO therefore also presents a challenge for the artists. While, on the one hand, there is initially a certain limitation due to the existing architectural structure of the MIWO residential buildings, on the other hand, it opens up a welcome experimental space. The artists are often confronted with the situation of having to deviate from their own, practiced aesthetic processes and techniques. This begins with the selection of different materials or surfaces on which the work is to be applied, and dimensions that differ from studio practice. "Art in architecture" means entering a frameless space in which art must first locate itself as art. Added to this is the crucial fact that the artwork encounters an audience – the residents – for whom "art in architecture" will become a part of their daily environment in the future. All "kunstundwohnen" projects are accompanied by an educational program in the form of openings, art history lectures, and catalogs. The positive response from tenants has confirmed the goal of the initiative: to actively promote contemporary art while simultaneously strengthening the community aspect. Text: Dr. Jutta Voorhoeve All kunstundwohnen projects: kunstundwohnen #1 2006 Detlef Beer “Picture with Apartment” kunstundwohnen #2 2007 Friedhelm Falke “The Familiar Image” kunstundwohnen #3 2008 Martin Noël “Confess Colours” kunstundwohnen #4 2009 Claudia Desgranges “Crossfade” kunstundwohnen #5 2010 Tim Trantenroth “Raumstein” kunstundwohnen #6 2011 Martin Pfeifle “RADO” kunstundwohnen #7 2012 Karim Noureldin “Tupelo” kunstundwohnen #8 2013 Esther Stocker “GEOMETRIA” kunstundwohnen #9 2014 Maik and Dirk Löbbert “Staircase” kunstundwohnen #10 2015 Jan van der Ploeg, “Wall Painting 412” kunstundwohnen #11 2017 Thomas Vinson “Magdalena K.” kunstundwohnen #12 2018 Martin Pfeifle “Onda” kunstundwohnen #13 2019 Schirin Kretschmann “Fifties” kunstundwohnen #14 2020 Birte Bosse “Ludfrid invited us to peace” kunstundwohnen #15 2021 Roman Lang “ELEVATORESK” kunstundwohnen #16 2022 Lorenzo Pompa “Ups and Downs in daily life” kunstundwohnen #17 2023 Pia Stadtbäumer “Cat's out”  

Architecture and art in dialogue The idea of building with cultural responsibility was and is the maxim of our society. This also applies in particular to the art projects that have been set in motion. The MIWO initiates the dialogue between architecture and art.

MIWO also initiates cultural events in its own rental properties, in the form of theatre, music concerts or exhibitions for or even with the tenants who live and feel comfortable in our properties and who are the focus of our society. The fact that the events take place directly on site means that people have a direct confrontation with art and culture in connection with their own living environment.

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