Understand.
Experiment.
Create together.

Where do the water, energy and materials we use come from? Starting with real situations, we follow their journeys, experiment with resource-conscious solutions and compare their effects. The courses connect the building’s systems with everyday practices, helping participants think in cycles and make informed choices.

A building tells a story of choices about materials, energy, comfort and organisation. Through Äerdschëff and other living environments, we explore construction, reuse and maintenance. Observing, comparing and designing help connect technical solutions to the needs of the people who inhabit these places.

Soil, water, plants and our food form a web of interdependencies. The courses invite participants to observe living systems, experiment in the garden and question how we produce, preserve and share food. Permaculture opens up a reflection on relationships, cycles and caring for our environments.

Moving around means reaching schools, work, services and other people. Using journeys, maps and vehicles, we examine mobility needs, constraints and inequalities. Participants compare possibilities and imagine responses suited to everyday practices and local contexts.

How can everyone have a place, disagreements be addressed and collective decisions be made? Role play, practical scenarios and shared governance tools offer ways to explore cooperation. The courses connect group experience with local democracy, responsibility and the capacity to act.

Theatre, stories, games and digital tools let us explore other ways of experiencing the world. We examine possible futures, uses of artificial intelligence and their social and ecological implications. Creating, debating and experimenting become ways to develop critical thinking and collective expression.