Francesca Ceola is a geographer and PhD candidate at CRC1265 and Habitat Unit. Her research practice interweaves forced displacement studies, counter mapping, urban socio-political ecologies, and shifting landscapes.Qusay Amer is an architect and PhD candidate at CRC1265 and Habitat Unit, TU Berlin. His research explores how migration, refugee agency, and translocal governance shape space. His teaching focuses on collaborative architectural and urban interventions, insurgent urbanism, and the right to the city.Juliana Canedo is an architect, urbanist and senior lecturer and researcher at Habitat Unit. Her research focuses on collaborative design with communities in self-built spaces, conceptually she works with notions of insurgent urbanism and the right to the city.Philipp Misselwitz is an architect and urban planner working in international development, is a Full Professor and Chair of Habitat Unit. He acts as Principal Investigator in the research project "Architectures of Asylum" (CRC1265). He is Executive Director of Bauhaus Earth.

Francesca Ceola is a geographer and PhD candidate at CRC1265 and Habitat Unit. Her research practice interweaves forced displacement studies, counter mapping, urban socio-political ecologies, and shifting landscapes.Qusay Amer is an architect and PhD candidate at CRC1265 and Habitat Unit, TU Berlin. His research explores how migration, refugee agency, and translocal governance shape space. His teaching focuses on collaborative architectural and urban interventions, insurgent urbanism, and the right to the city.Juliana Canedo is an architect, urbanist and senior lecturer and researcher at Habitat Unit. Her research focuses on collaborative design with communities in self-built spaces, conceptually she works with notions of insurgent urbanism and the right to the city.Philipp Misselwitz is an architect and urban planner working in international development, is a Full Professor and Chair of Habitat Unit. He acts as Principal Investigator in the research project "Architectures of Asylum" (CRC1265). He is Executive Director of Bauhaus Earth.

Francesca Ceola is a geographer and PhD candidate at CRC1265 and Habitat Unit. Her research practice interweaves forced displacement studies, counter mapping, urban socio-political ecologies, and shifting landscapes.Qusay Amer is an architect and PhD candidate at CRC1265 and Habitat Unit, TU Berlin. His research explores how migration, refugee agency, and translocal governance shape space. His teaching focuses on collaborative architectural and urban interventions, insurgent urbanism, and the right to the city.Juliana Canedo is an architect, urbanist and senior lecturer and researcher at Habitat Unit. Her research focuses on collaborative design with communities in self-built spaces, conceptually she works with notions of insurgent urbanism and the right to the city.Philipp Misselwitz is an architect and urban planner working in international development, is a Full Professor and Chair of Habitat Unit. He acts as Principal Investigator in the research project "Architectures of Asylum" (CRC1265). He is Executive Director of Bauhaus Earth.