I am Anika - the ANI in ANICOWORKING

Anika Juliane Neubauer is an architect an researcher based in Berlin.

Since 2013 Anika is holding a position as Assistant Professor at the Technical University in Braunschweig. Her research and teaching activity emphasizes concept development and communication. Currently she is working on a ten volume publication about strategies in understanding and creating landscape urbanism.

Anika is founding member of the architecture collective ON/OFF, which focuses on interactive architectures in the urban scope. ON/OFF is a network of designers, architects and makers based in Berlin and London. Their curiosity lies in the city and its processes. This complexity offers the basis for experiments into our contemporary condition and gives them the opportunity to question, to tune into and to discover new realities.With each project they draw on their combined experiences and unique skills to investigate and affect the city’s lived dimension. Furthermore they primarily conceive of tools - structures both physical, social and fictional - which enable shared engagement with the citizens of the place where the experiments are carried out.

Nicolai Schlapps is an architectural designer and researcher living in Berlin, Germany.

As a founding member of PINKCLOUD.DK his key qualifications are concept and strategy development. His research driven approach that combines varying disciplines and interconnects diverse fields leads to unique and unusual solutions. Believing in team work and by connecting the dots, his input enriches the work in all scales from architecture to urban planning, experimental designs to art. This strategy lead to a scholarship for his diploma project by the Helmut Hentrich Foundation and various winning projects for PINKCLOUD.DK, Henning Larsen Architects, Copenhagen and Barkow-Leibinger, Berlin.

Since 2016 Nicolai is holding a research and teaching position at the TU Braunschweig University of Technology at the IMD Institute of Media and Design focussing on information transformation processes and conceptual thinking.