Collaborations

A new architectural design game called DERA [1] is based on the integration of socio-economic factors and non-human agents, updating traditional architectural design tools [2] and fulfilling what parametric design could have been: architecture less as a finished object and more as the ordering of context and content.

How the student protests in Istanbul turned into a fight for LGBTQ+ rights through the arts.

How an anti-gentrification model in the center of the city is opening up forms of mutual aid, global connection and self-revolutionary consciousness.

Theoretical and practical tools for trans*feminist solidarity and non-violent communication.

Stories about collective self-affirmation, working with others and the messiness of research.

On breaking the monoculture, re-thinking artistic programming and finding the strength in humour.