Opening film / 44 seconds
Berlin 2063 and Beyond
A passage through the elevated roads of an imagined Berlin.
01 / Hyperfuture Berlin
Hyperfuture Berlin
Berlin beyond 2100. A distant future, lived at human scale.
About this world
A vision of Berlin beyond 2100. Monumental architecture, a meteorite and human and synthetic lives at another scale.
02 / Berlin 2063
Berlin 2063
A city built to shelter its inhabitants. Retractable architecture, underground life and human and robot coexistence.



About this world
A society living with the possibility of war has transformed its architecture to protect its inhabitants. Modular buildings can descend underground; shelters and transport connect life above and below the surface. Humans and robots share work, intimacy and nightlife. How does everyday life change when the city itself can become a refuge?
03 / After the Collapse
After the Collapse
Berlin after World War III. Damaged systems, reused spaces and lives being rebuilt.






About this world
An imagined Berlin after World War III. Damaged infrastructure, reused spaces and shelters support people rebuilding their lives. Some systems still function in fragments. Masks, fear and lonely streets coexist with the need to gather, dance and find intimacy.
04 / Organic Futures
Organic Futures
When survival no longer consumes our lives.







About this world
Organic Futures imagines a Berlin where technological progress becomes time and wellbeing for everyone. Clean energy is abundant and free to access. Fossil fuels and pollution have been eliminated. Two-hour working days are made possible by sharing necessary work with robots and AI. Housing, food and care are guaranteed; poverty has almost disappeared. Nature is part of buildings, streets and infrastructure. What do we do with our lives when survival no longer consumes them? Desire, boredom, creativity and relationships with synthetic beings remain open questions.
Connected research / Material culture
Fashion After Fabric
Garment studies, silhouettes and material details.
Beyond the screen
From image to physical space.
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