A live archive of homing practices — small acts through which people make themselves at home — from participants around the world.

What does it mean to make home? Reflections on the evolution of a design methodology for domestic practice.

Master's thesis: the full evolution from digital archive infrastructure to a hybrid methodology of letters, question cards, and embroidered bedsheets.

A handmade fabric canopy that makes the surveillance of the home office visible.

Reading machines from the inside out — disassembly, forensic documentation, and the machine paradox.

Exploring agentic AI, multi-agent decision-making, and tool-connected LLM workflows through hands-on prototyping.

Laser cutting, CNC milling, 3D printing, silicone molds and biomaterials — learning tools as world-building.

An apartment viewing where the space decides who gets to inhabit it — scored in real time by movement, touch, and voice.

Four postcards written to practitioners met during the Situated Design Practices course.

Published in Urban Magazine Vol. 35 — rethinking housing for an interconnected future.

Co-authored report on inclusive urban planning for the Biebrich district in Wiesbaden.