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“No Trust, No City!” was the longtime credo on theirwebsite; “Some Ideas for Better Cities” was their first jointlecture series; and Acting in Public was their first book.For over than twenty years, the architecture collectiveraumlaborberlin has been searching for new spaces ofencounter and for ways of achieving cooperative urbandevelopment. Together with experts from various disciplines,they experiment with new forms of urban practice,participation, and the joint production of space. Polylemmaexplores the work of the collective from diverse perspectives.Its nine members visit the sites of their work, cometogether with long-standing colleagues and critics, dissectthe mechanisms behind their actions, and reflect onthe tools and methods of their research-based practice.Examining numerous projects, they discuss strategies forlearning together, experimental building, radical recycling,and cooperative urban development. The book is a call toaction: space becomes an actor that fundamentally questionsdesign itself and the role of architects. It offers anextensive collection of photos and drawings, analyses andideas, and tutorials and building instructions that continuallytest and explore the parameters for action in urbanspace. Polylemma asks: How do we want to live togetherin the future? It is a request to think space openly; a pleafor the city as a sphere of action.

Based in Berlin, the raumlabor collective operates at the intersection of architecture, city planning, art, and intervention in the city fabric. Their work addresses space, the city, and urban planning as both a cultural project and a process. Seit 1999 arbeitet das Kollektiv raumlabor, ausgehend von Berlin, an den Schnittstellen zwischen Architektur, Stadtplanung, Kunst und Intervention. In ihrer Arbeit adressieren sie Raum, Stadt und Stadtbau als kulturelles Projekt und als Prozess.

Seit 1999 arbeitet das Kollektiv raumlabor, ausgehend von Berlin, an den Schnittstellen zwischen Architektur, Stadtplanung, Kunst und Intervention. In ihrer Arbeit adressieren sie Raum, Stadt und Stadtbau als kulturelles Projekt und als Prozess.