Passionate about co-design and participatory methodologies, I believe that encounters with others are essential for creating enriching realities and opportunities. As a keen observer, I enjoy critically analyzing the city and am fascinated by the relationships that exist between individuals and spaces. My passions include design, urban exploration, cinema, flea markets, and chocolate cakes

I am interested in the possibility that bottom-up processes can have on changes in the city and urban spaces. I think architecture should have a purely social role in capacitating citizens to the tool of shared design. I am interested in processes of reappropriation of spaces and community building.

Passionate about collective creation of knowledge through participatory practices. I believe in the power of communities and that together, people can create new, alternative realities through imagination and transformative change. I would like to explore how new communities can be built, how they can reclaim their spaces as commons, and resegnify them through arts and culture. I love long walks in cities but especially in the nature and festivals of any kind.

I love sharing creative techniques with others and bringing together different artistic expressions to create something new. Inclusion is a key focus in my work—I strive to make sure everyone feels welcome and engaged. I believe art is a powerful tool for fostering empathy, understanding, and an appreciation of otherness. Currently, I am organizing upcoming events in Erfurt as part of my Solidarity Corps project, collaborating with artist friends from Erfurt’s ‘Jederkann Galerie.

I am deeply interested in concepts such as in-between and liminal spaces. Language and communication have also always been among my passions, and for the first time, I have started incorporating text into my work. I am excited to see where this exploration will lead me in my future projects.

Anthropologist with an interest in cultural analysis, fieldwork and understanding of social dynamics. She is an intern at Greenpeace, where she focuses on sustainable environmental practices, community building, volunteer coordination, and event organization. Interned at the UNESCO Regional Centre for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage for Southeast Europe.

Practicing architect and teacher with international experience and interests in regenerative design, urbanism and the search for innovative solutions to adapt the urban environment to climate change. As a board member of the Circular Economy Institute (CEI), she is active in the field of education and promotion of the circular economy and the potential it offers as an alternative solution to the current economic model.

A practicing architect with interests in architectural theory, sustainable building development, and the relationship of architecture to history, politics, and economics. He works as a journalist and contributor to the digital platform Stroiinfo with a focus on architecture, urban planning and sustainable development. He broadens his expertise through practical experiences such as curating at the Christo and Jeanne-Claude Centre.

As someone who works closely with youth from all walks of life, I believe heritage spaces should not only be preserved, but also reimagined by the communities that will shape their future. New Inherit offers the tools and trust needed to make that possible.

New Inherit is a big and ambitious project where each partner and participant tries to create a change on a European and local level. So far the results and activities are and have been already amazing.

Participating in the New Inherit project has proven to be very enlightening and informative, as it taught me what the realistic proces of organizing projects is (brainstorming, data gathering, funding, applying, open call, et cetera) and also all the difficulties of maintaining an NGO (authorization from municipality, maintaining stable funding, etc…).

New Inherit allows us to see beyond limits, beyond barriers, beyond what we often consider obstacles. New Inherit allows us to embrace our differences and, within them, find the essence of what unites us as a society. The pleasure of exploring the possibilities together to find a balance that connects us, that gives us greater spatial justice, equity, and inclusion.