Mostlikely is an interdisciplinary platform working in the fields of architecture, design and research. The work focuses on large-scale master plans, public spaces, spatial installations and product design.
The projects are created in a Co-Creation process that positively involves the potential of its participants. In public spaces, the goal is to create open and multi-layered places – called Common Spaces – that foster social benefits and personal identification. A Circular Architecture is envisioned for implementation, using recyclable materials, deconstructable structures, and renewable energy.
The work has been exhibited several times at national and international biennials for architecture (Viennabiennale for Change 2017, 2019, 2021 and Biennale di Venezia, 2021) and communicated to a wider audience through workshops, lectures and publications such as the book “Mostlikely Sudden Workshop”/Park Books, 2018.
