In a time when urban complexity, social fragmentation, and ecological transformation demand new forms of cooperation, participation creates a space where architecture does not close itself off, but opens up.
 
At the heart of Space Between People lies the strategic exploration and co-creation of urban futures as a collective learning process. For over twelve years, I have been developing concepts and formats that view participation not as a formal requirement, but as an invitation to learn – and to unlearn – together. It’s about questioning routines, shifting perspectives, and opening up new possibilities across disciplinary, institutional, and social boundaries.
 

I design, facilitate, and accompany participatory processes as spaces for co-learning and shared responsibility. Whether in early-stage engagement, co-creative planning, or experimental urban interventions: I create processes that do not aim for quick solutions, but for genuine engagement. Processes that allow for friction, burst bubbles, and rebuild relationships – in order to generate new narratives, shared knowledge, and tangible visions of what urban futures can be.