Harnessing data as the material condition of a series of architectural strategies preoccupied with the intertwining of social life and natural life, the SENDER BERLIN studio sought to open up new forms of radical coexistence in the urban field.
The studio situated itself at the intersection of pressing technological, infrastructural and environmental concerns in the contemporary city: pervasive digitalisation, algorithmic governance, threatened biodiversity and the major transformations to both urban mobility and urban material cultures brought about by an unavoidable post-carbon future.