Amidst the rapidly gentrifying district of North Tallinn, the Kopli Courtyard revives a rare public space on the grounds of a derelict community centre. Showcasing the meanwhile use potential of abandoned municipal assets, the scheme was co-designed with local residents, delivering a 415m2 courtyard built entirely of recycled construction waste. The new public space can host a wealth of creative and cultural activities, from craft classes and barbecues to film screenings and theatre productions.

Our vision is to transform a 100-year-old, heritage-protected farmhouse in Dédestapolcsány into a vibrant community hub. Nestled in the Bükk Mountains, it offers a space where digital nomads, families, and individuals reconnect with rural life—gardening, animal care, and traditions—while enjoying modern comforts. Through coworking, coliving, and cultural events, visitors contribute ideas, foster creativity, and help preserve traditions and local heritage in an inclusive community.