We are pleased to announce that we are partnering up with The University of Liechtenstein to collaborate in working towards the fulfilment of our project "Integral Way of Living". We look forward to supporting the university in organizing workshops around the subjects of Blockchain-tokens as local currency, social governance, urbanism and regenerative development for the Master's degree program in Architecture during the summer semester of 2022.
The Advanced Studio for Landscape from the University of Liechtenstein will collaborate with us to work on creating a cooperative platform with the guiding principle: "To awaken the vast dormant potential for cooperation found within Humanity."
According to the concept of "Integral Way of Living", we are aiming to build a tiny house community with greenhouses, service gardens with community housing for people from all generations. With our partnership with the University of Liechtenstein, we would like to develop real-life experience with real clients and real demands and would support the University in providing workshops along with the fields of :
Urbanism
Regenerative development
Affordable housing
Blockchain-tokens as local currency
Social governance
Building Ecology
We would like to build a community based on resource-efficient and resource-saving construction methods. With the help of the University, we would like to investigate the intertwining between houses and nature, building and agriculture along with the science of Architecture. We would also work on building social integration instead of segregation and differentiation.
Along with the partnership with the University of Liechtenstein, we would like to partner up with the Municipality of Vaduz and other local construction players in realizing our project.
An Invitation
We would like to use this opportunity to invite all the individuals and organizations that align with our idea and help co-create this project. In order to do so, you can enter our co-creation platform by clicking on the Get Involved button underneath.
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