— AN ARGUMENT RATHER THAN AN OBJECT —  WE CREATE AD-HOC INTERVENTIONS THAT CELEBRATE THE POSSIBILITIES OF APPROPRIATING SPACE. WE USE AN ARCHITECTURAL LANGUAGE THAT IS ACCESSIBLE AND CAN BE IMPLEMENTED WITHOUT A GREAT DEAL OF ADMINISTRATIVE EFFORT. THIS APPROACH AIMS TO MAKE PARTICIPATION EASY AND BREAK DOWN BOUNDARIES. WE ORGANIZE WORKSHOPS, CONCERTS AND PERFORMANCES IN UNUSUAL PLACES IN COLLABORATION WITH VARIOUS ARTISTS. WE USE INFLATABLE INSTALLATIONS AS A WAY OF ENGAGING A DISCUSSION ABOUT CURATORIAL PRACTICE, OPPORTUNISTIC URBANISM AND THE ROLE OF ARCHITECTS AND DESIGNERS AS PLACE-MAKERS AND PROVOCATEURS.
2023
BERLIN
2023
BERLIN
2022
FLOATING ROOFS STRUCTURES
BERLIN
2022
BERLIN
2021
BERLIN
2019
PARIS
RESIDENCY
2019
PORTUGAL
BIENNALE MAIA
2020
BERLIN
THF
2018

BERLIN/ HAMBURG
2018
FRANKFURT
2020
FRIBOURG
RESIDENCY
2020
BERLIN
ART WEEK
2015

COPENHAGEN
ARCHITECTURE FESTIVAL
2020

POLAND
2019
BERLIN
2017

BRANDENBURG
2019

BERLIN
2018

BERLIN
2018
BRANDENBURG
2014
BERLIN

AMAZE


Donutopia - 19 Students from the Department Design of the Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK) developed a narrative around the inflatable donut: a parcours that trains you in a playful way for dystopia. they take a look at possible dystopian futures and speculate on how climate change will influence and challenge our everydaylives.
- "ready for dystopia?" -


Currated by Thorsten Wiedeman, VR expeditionist and media art connector the AMAZE festival is a gathering spot for all geeks around the field of independent gaming. For this years A Maze festival 2018 we provided four interventions, that challenge the visitors perception in a spaceful and visual and playful way:
A Donut, a Maze, a Limitless Sky and a Dreamtent! 




The Maze
Selfiespot, gatheringspace and place to dissolve in the surrounding

photo: Jens Keiner


Limitless Sky
Stage design for the conference around the festival

photo: rainer sigl photos: Jens Keiner

Teatent
Take a deep breath and enjoy the relaxing athmosphere in the dreamtent. A place to take a break from the visual overflowing environment of the festival

photo: Jens Keiner
photo: Julian Dasgupta