We value communities where everyone can act not only as an individual but also as an active co-creator of their surroundings. Therefore, in our planning, we integrate as many gathering places as possible where people can meet, exchange ideas, and actively participate—across generations and on an appropriate scale. We place special emphasis on preserving privacy while simultaneously encouraging encounters in semi-public and public spaces. We strive to escape the trap of advancing individualism and the resulting isolation, enabling a desirable and as uncomplicated as possible coexistence.
The promotion of shared spaces supports a participatory and responsible management of our urban environment. Initiatives such as community gardens, co-working areas, and joint workshops allow residents to develop a sense of belonging. Additionally, the shared use of resources enhances efficiency and conserves materials. By integrating these principles into our work as architects, we aim to foster active and engaged interpersonal cooperation, where everyone can contribute but is not required to do so.
Dessin : V. Limonne
In our work, we aim to create built environments that are more inclusive, allowing everyone to thrive. We establish spaces for exchange, conflict mediation, and the promotion of creative processes to develop projects collaboratively. These spaces become centers of togetherness, where everyone can express their opinions, concerns, and wishes.
