Places of Rural Practice – Food (Gerswalde, Brandenburg, Germany)
“Gatherings cultivate unexpected meetings, exchanges of practical information connected to life in the village, and the making of collective plans for future projects.” — Laura, architect
Harnekop, Community center. (Harnekop, Brandenburg)
“It will become increasingly important to develop alternative ways of living and working by engaging operational patterns that nurture regenerative systems in social, economic, and political sphere embedded at a local scale.” — Niklas, architect and founder
“How can models like shared apartments or co-living influence our human relationships and how we live with and care for each other?” — Jannic, creative consultant
Kura (Gerswalde, Brandenburg, Germany)
“We seek to design places for communities that strengthen a sense of taking care of each other.” — Clara, team member
Basta Workshop (Brandenburg, Germany)
“We think newcomers can learn a lot from existing communities, while the communities also learn from newcomers.” — Franziska, textile designer and cabinet maker
“It will become increasingly important to develop alternative ways of living and working by engaging operational patterns that nurture regenerative systems in social, economic, and political sphere embedded at a local scale.” — Niklas, architect and founder
Places of Rural Practice – Food (Gerswalde, Brandenburg, Germany)
“Gatherings cultivate unexpected meetings, exchanges of practical information connected to life in the village, and the making of collective plans for future projects.” — Laura, architect
“We seek to design places for communities that strengthen a sense of taking care of each other.” — Clara, team member
“How can models like shared apartments or co-living influence our human relationships and how we live with and care for each other?” — Jannic, creative consultant
Kura (Gerswalde, Brandenburg, Germany)
Basta Workshop (Brandenburg, Germany)
“We think newcomers can learn a lot from existing communities, while the communities also learn from newcomers.” — Franziska, textile designer and cabinet maker