Architects 4 Future is a movement and association promoting change in the built environment sector through networking, learning & exchange as well as political activism.

build_shift is a platform that collects handpicked opportunities (including jobs, education, events and more) across Europe that are serious about changing the built environment for the better.

Editing and translating articles for a publication dealing with the impact, possibilities and current struggles of social-ecological housing cooperatives in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

Formation and management of the innovative post-graduate program Sustainable-Sustainable Architecture in collaboration with ESAP (Escola Superior Artística do Porto).Conception, design, and implementation of criti.co, a sustainability-focused online learning hub, while responsible for contacting, guiding, and coordinating the partners and distributing the internal roles and responsibilities among the team.

Prototype development for sustainable architecture with low-tech methods and natural materials followed by the communication of processes and results through articles and social media.Hands-on work at the worksites and organizing workshops and events.

Conception and evaluation of projects promoting the bicycle as an ecological and comfortable means of transport to pupils and young adults. Public relations and journalistic articles to promote ecological mobility and a bicycle and pedestrian-friendly city. @Co-MovereConception and design of websites presenting information about Berlin‘s current legal binding plans and masterplans to the public. Preparation and implementation of participatory events regarding large infrastructure projects in Berlin. @Fromlowitz+SchillingOccasional and ongoing freelance work in little projects, among others including research on adaptive re-use in architecture and urbanism @makeshift, documentation and categorization of listed monuments @LDA Berlin or supporting the preparation and realization of the prize ceremony @Europan.

Identification and analysis of factors relevant to the safety perception of urban citizens within the public realm and evaluation of corresponding best-practice-approaches for its improvement. The results served as a basis for the development of a planning tool using 3D models.

Conception and conducting of the self-initated seminar „Long live the Metropolis - The Metropolis is dead. A new urban flight?“

> Institute for Mobility and Transport, University of Kaiserslautern> Chair for Public Law, University of Kaiserslautern> Chair for Urban Renewal, University of Kaiserslautern> German Association for Housing, Urban and Spatial Development, Berlin