Rebecca Wall studied architecture and urban design in Weimar and Hamburg. As an urban practitioner, she works and conducts research at the intersection of activist, artistic, and planning-based urban production. From 2022 to 2025, she conducted research as a visiting scholar at the Chair of Urban Anthropology at Humboldt University on model projects of cooperative, public-interest-oriented urban development.

nna-Lena Wenzel is an author and artist living in Berlin. After studying Applied Cultural Studies in Lüneburg, she earned her doctorate on “Border Crossings in Contemporary Art.” She runs the online magazine 99% Urban and hosts the monthly “Radio Salon for Everyday Life".

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Kathrin Wildner is an urban researcher who uses ethnographic and artistic methods—walking, listening, mapping—to explore the “production of the city” and thus understand the complex relationships between planning, perception, and the use of urban spaces. She teaches at international universities and, as a member of metroZones—Center for Urban Research, is involved in a variety of interdisciplinary publications, exhibitions, workshops, and other performative outreach formats. Since 2023, she has served as an editor at the independent adocs Verlag Hamburg.

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Clemens Winkler is a professor of New Media at the HfS Ernst Busch Berlin and a design researcher at the Cluster of Excellence “Matters of Activity.” He is fascinated by the vulnerability and resilience of materiality as well as the human desire to control the environment. He has exhibited internationally and studied at the Royal College of Art in London and the MIT Media Lab, among other institutions. 

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