Wonderland sees itself as an open, evolving network rooted in collaboration, exchange, and shared learning. Originating as a bottom-up initiative connecting young architects across Europe, Wonderland has grown into a platform that fosters dialogue and experimentation across disciplines. We operate as a dual structure: a core network of ‘active teams’ driving current projects, and a broader, more fluid network of contributors, partners, and peers who engage through events, calls, and shared formats.
While our roots are in urbanism and architecture, our focus has expanded to include wider themes such as sustainability, social inclusion, participatory processes, and community engagement. Wonderland develops and implements a range of formats—including workshops, urban labs, film screenings, social programming and participatory practices —designed to facilitate interdisciplinary exchange and support meaningful collaboration with a focus on bottom-up initiatives and civic engagement.
Feel free to browse the various projects and formats we’re currently working on by clicking on the cards below.
Youth Entrepreneurship in Furniture Up-Cycling for Employment within Circular Economy What is YEFECE? YEFECE project aims to enhance circular economy practices, focusing on furniture waste management in alignment with the
Touring with Immersive Tales As part of the Salzkammergut Capital of Culture 2024, wonderland is taking over the project management of the associated project Regional_Express. Regional_Express is an acoustic-visual immersive
What is Spatial Justice? Equitable Distribution of Resources, Opportunities, and Burdens Why Spatial Justice Matters? People living in peripheral areas along the Western Balkan generally are exposed to poverty, pollution,
Curricular Innovation for Synergy between Community, Sport and Activism What is CISCA? Curricular Innovation for Synergy between Community, Sport and Activisim is an Erasmus+ funded project created by European organisations
The project aims to engage and empower young people in taking action towards circular economy YE-2C is an Erasmus + Project, funded by the European Union. The project aims to
BLUE SAMM – Blueprints for Small and Medium Municipalities The BLUE SAMM project aims to implement a new format of Local Green Deals (LGD) for small and medium municipalities in
The EYAE project aims to empower young people towards innovative green agro-technologies and start-up business creation as the main driver to achieve food security and employability in an environmental friendly
By Maryam Shah A built structure is never independent of its surroundings. It influences its context and neighboring spaces as well as is influenced by them in return. The activities
By Maryam Shah The character of a space, particularly designed for community involvement at different levels can be understood by the diversity of people it is inhabiting. A number of
Movies in wonderland joins Shortcutz Maputo for a series of online and on site screenings of short films that deal with questions of urbanity, ecology, and communities. On Monday, September
The MetroLab initiates an International Dialogue on Metropolitan Planning. The International Dialogue on Metropolitan Planning, consisting of a four-part dialogue series, kicked off in fall 2020 with the first two
By Maryam Shah With its many uses in the past, the St Clements site in London has gathered layers and layers of tangible and intangible heritage over more than a
By Maryam Shah An alcohol factory owned by Kronik and Son Company that was operating in the historical industrial district of Pidzamche in Lviv is now the building hosting the
By Maryam Shah Abandoned structures have complex historic and heritage values. Some values emerge from what the building was before it was a ruin, and some are associated with the
Movies in Wonderland Dialogue #2 Location: online / ACASA Triennale A movies in wonderland – dialogue with Michel K. Zongo, director of “The Siren of Faso Fani. movies in wonderland
Wonderland is a partner of the New European Bauhaus “We have joined this project because the urban lifes need this green transformation asap,” explains Roland Krebs, founder of SuperWien and
By Maryam Shah Architecture can be considered ‘successful’ if it creates a dialog with the people in and around it. This can be done in many ways, like the building
urgency The diversity of cities takes on a new dimension due to globalization, political, economic and social restructuring. The UCE LAB is based on this new challenges. Globalization and the
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