Lena Müller-Naendrup

Over the past months, we have been exploring a crucial question: What makes a city truly livable? This question isn’t just on our minds, it’s on the minds of city governments, officials, researchers, and most importantly, citizens across the globe. From bustling metropolises to quieter towns, the concept of “livability” concerns everyone. But improving the … Read more

Wherever we look, the evidence of climate change is undeniable. Environmental catastrophes are regularly dominating global headlines, forcing governments, societies, businesses, and individuals alike to confront this new reality. However, the conversation has shifted – it’s no longer a polite suggestion to make changes. Transformation is now demanded, and the European Union is pushing industry … Read more

We have recently been working on a stimulating project in the mountainous Austrian region of Vorarlberg. Alongside the dedicated local team in Ludesch, the small town located at the entrance gate to the serene Walgau valley, we have embarked on the transformation of a disused quarry. Our mission? To uncover fresh possibilities for repurposing the … Read more

Climate change is one of the most pressing global issues of our time, with its devastating effects felt by communities worldwide. The sheer complexity of the problem can leave us feeling helpless and overwhelmed. Nevertheless, there is a widespread belief that technology is the key to solving the devastating climate crisis. Various technological solutions such … Read more

Strolling around in small, provincial villages and towns across Europe has become increasingly depressing over the past decades. Deserted local centers with empty, dusted shop windows and little daily activities to observe have created the characteristic picture of contemporary village life. The city’s promise of economic and cultural prosperity, social attachment, and lived liberalism has … Read more