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Antonia Nestler

Future Quake Berlin

In 150 years, life in Berlin is something like this: The city is a place of encounter. The anonymity that prevails now has largely disappeared; people know each other and exchange ideas.

Nina Anckaert

Nina Anckaert

Aisha Muthesius

Allesandersplatz

Only two days left..it’s almost time! 2050 is the year of the big pay-out. Since the beginning of spring, the display on the New World Clock at Allesandersplatz has been blinking in pink letters, announcing the exact date on which surplus property will be returned to the state.

Nina Anckaert

Nina Anckaert

Anna Laslo

Budapest 2050

In 2050, everyone gets a bubble flat as a gift from the European Union for their 18th birthday and can use it to float freely across the continent

Nina Anckaert

Nina Anckaert

Uju Choi

Green shot

In 2050, the earth is severely damaged. The sky is no longer blue. Because of this the citizens instigated a system that’s strictly regulated.

Nina Anckaert

Nina Anckaert

Kim Lange

Oxygen Room

We are in a world of the future where, due to massive environmental and air pollution, people are supplied with oxygen by the last rescued (and newly cultivated) plants.

Nina Anckaert

Nina Anckaert

Annika Koppe

Root City

Overpopulation is a world problem. The example of China in particular shows that new solutions must be found for the use of living space.

Nina Anckaert

Nina Anckaert

Johanna Kowalski

Belverde

Belverde is a large city of the future, built extremely high due to overpopulation and divided by vertical living, working and leisure levels.

Nina Anckaert

Nina Anckaert

Linda Gagelmann

Mycelium

The work by Linda Gagelmann, based on a co-created narrative shows the following: in this mushroom city, Mycelium, the symbiosis of tree and mushroom allows a cocoon-like house to grow.

Nina Anckaert

Nina Anckaert

Plant-e-land

Plant–e–Land

The work by Anastazja Gawron, based on a co-created narrative shows the following: nowadays initial successes already generate electricity with the help of plants.

Nina Anckaert

Nina Anckaert