Architecture is the
Space Between People.
Design
Architecture is more than the act of constructing buildings – it is about people: how they inhabit, perceive, and co-create the spaces around them. Architecture emerges in the dynamic interplay between human behavior, cultural practices, and the built environment. It reflects and shapes how we live together, how we relate to one another, and how we imagine our collective future. In this sense, architecture is not just a product, but an ongoing process – a spatial dialogue between people.
Theory inspired by practice.
Research
Drawing on my practical experience, my research explores the interplay of people, places, and practices in arenas of urban future-making, examining how individuals can meaningfully participate in shaping decisions about how we want to live together.
Arenas of Urban Future-Making.
Collaboration
The challenges shaping the future of our cities are becoming increasingly complex – socially, ecologically, and politically. These challenges can no longer be solved within the silo of a single discipline. Instead, they demand collaborative approaches that cross both interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary boundaries. In response, I curate, coordinate, and facilitate cooperative and co-creative processes and projects that bring together diverse actors, knowledges, and practices. My work focuses on creating spaces – physical, social, and conceptual – in which alternative urban futures can be collectively imagined, negotiated, and tested.
Subjects that I like to talk about
- Arenas of Urban Future-Making
- Open Planning Cultures
- Spatial Voids as Catalysts for Participation
- Multi-roles in Living Labs