Text our aim is to change the perception of spaceThe architecture is not a cultural event in itself but provides a stage for social and cultural initiativesWe examine whether active examples of interventionary action can become an incubator for social eng

our aim is to change the perception of space.  The architecture is not a cultural event in itself, but provides a stage for social and cultural initiatives. We examine whether active examples of interventionary action can become an incubator for social engagement. We don't just redefine the professional profile of the designer for us but also take responsibility in a sociocultural context and expand the scope of design professionals into a political context.The goal is the promotion of participatory rights of residents in urban space. The aim is to invite residents to exchange their ideas, needs and daily reproductive labour in extending their private space into the public. The need for this development is analysed both historically and in terms of the social composition of the city quarter. Due to the increasing shortage social spaces in the city this topic is particularly relevant. The conceptual basis of the design contains both the political and sociological approach in handling urban space of the last forty years.