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Yes KITA* – THE BIG KITA MATH
*please don’t bring your kid to the KITA if you have no “super special job”… this means that Zsófi and me we are doing home office with Samuel who is 2.5 years old – which means that he needs 24/7 attention more or less. She works 70% and me 60% – one of us always has to…
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Offline social life – The importance of community and public spaces – what have we learned during the corona virus?
The lockdowns all around the world make us realise the importance of community and public life and spaces. Without coming together, our life is way more difficult. We are all closed into our homes and super narrow social bubbles. Even if we can have online “social life”, we cannot meet and have offline exchange with…
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Let’s change now!
Dear World, as we all see, our health care system and political structure are very fucked up! Let’s change our way of doing and don’t follow our life as where we were doing before the coronavirus pandemic! Let’s sit down and think about the problems! Who are our real heroes, what are the real needs,…
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Celebration time, not everyday is Saturday! – My learnings in life #002
“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…
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Mapping the refugee life
We were invited by Raphael Perrett for the Helmhaus exhibition “Refaire le mond” to do a wall. This is it! The exhibition is over, but we are very happy that we were invited! Thanks!
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2 types of people
There are 2 types of people! (1) those who always find an excuse to do something and (2) those who always find a way to do the thing YOU MAKE THE CHANGE – You can choose which type you are!
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PERFECT WEATHER for doing research and writing an article about “Identity & Space”! = Family time!
I love my life & work balance! 😀 “We are not missionaries but when something here works, such as, for example, the integration of refugees, disabled or elderly persons then this could surely be adopted as an example of how it could function at a larger scale. We present our experience in the form of…
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Always be positive!
NOTHING – there is no such a thing like nothing, or maybe there is. Even nothing has two sides. You know what I mean? On one side, there are people who believe that there is such thing like nothing and on the other side, there are people who believe that there is no such a…
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Education for All! – 1.o
This post could be endless, so I start with the most important and then backwards in time… The Architecture for Refugees (I’m one of the co-founders there) started a collaboration with the Emergency Architecture & Human Rights organisation based in Copenhagen to build 99 more classrooms and football fields for refugees and local communities in the…
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From the culture of waiting to the culture of care!
“From the culture of waiting to the culture of care” is called our MANIFESTO we have developed in 2016 with the students of the Tirana Architecture Week! Thanks to the Future Architecture Platform, the Architecture for Refugees was invited to organise a workshop in Tirana. This manifesto was one of the results. The other one…
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