Daily notes, thoughts, images, … about my daily work and life connected to architecture, design, democracy, co-housing, refugees, collaborative developments, …
“Less is more” – said once Mies van der Rohe. This is such a big nothing, that nobody can do anything with it. Many people use this phrase as a magical thing, but actually it is everything and nothing. I agree with this phrase, but also with the “More is more”… so what can we […]
Doing things with other people is always a little (or a lot) more complicated than doing things alone (if it is possible at all to do them alone), but it makes a lot of sense to do them together. It brings a lot more than doing them alone. New perspectives, extra energies, new methods, cool […]
“You have to celebrate when it’s celebration time!” said once my brother. It makes a lot of sense, but it is also super difficult to make it real. Maybe it is about having a BALANCED life… If you have a life which celebrates everyday (you spend a lot of time and money on crazy things), you will […]
Do you know the feeling, when you have to put something into the fridge, you open the door and you manage super easily to put that thing into the fridge… Almost shockingly easily… After those moments, you always realise that there must be one more big thing which is still outside and must be still […]
The newest issue of The Funambulist is in da house! 💪🎉❤️ I highly recommend it to everyone, who is interested in politics, space, architecture, infrastructure, … It is super affordable! Go for it!
We are doing a research and writing an article about #inclusivity #spaceattachment #identity #codesign #collaborativedevelopment #housing #refugees #privacy #communityspace #publicspace Thanks to all the authors! Amazing findings and important thoughts! Can’t wait to share our findings! #refugees #architecture #space #program @ Zürich, Switzerland Thanks Arrival City by Doug Saunders, Jane Jacobs, @Herbert Ludl, Jovis Verlag, […]
Such an important topic! I don’t like the article’s language, quite strange and for me many unknown worls, but the topic is important, so it must be here!
