The project brings together cultural and academic institutions from seven European countries (Albania, Georgia, Germany, Montenegro, Portugal, Ukraine, and Spain) around the notion of “temporality” through architecture and urbanism. The program has been selected for Creative Europe funding until 2025.

This international network will document, research, and highlight common temporary spaces, including micro-institutions and grassroots organizations. The first working session took place in July in Berlin, where partners introduced themselves and their roles within the project, as well as focused on work project discussion.

In the first working sessions that took place in Dekabristen office (Berlin) partners introduced themselves and their roles within the project as well as focused on work project discussion. Over the next three years a programme suggests a wide range of activities, including research, workshops, summer and winter schools, urban residencies, field research, publications, discussions, exhibitions, capacity building, festivals, study tours and so on. 

Supported by EU through Creative Europe Program

Partners

Lisbon Architecture Triennale (Portugal)

Tbilisi Architecture Biennial (Georgia)

Barleti University (Tirana, Albania)

Dekabristen e.V. (Berlin, Germany) 

Mies van der Rohe Foundation (Barcelona, Spain)

APSS Institute (Podgorica, Montenegro)

Pavilion Kultury Kyiv (Kiev, Ukraine)

Trans-Media-Akademie Hellerau e.V. (Dresden, Germany)