Tree Neighborhood Museum

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Berlin, 07.07.2071. The Inca people believed, to make a society work, you have to exchange with your local neighborhood and nature, and you have to encounter different points of views. With (still unknown) star investigations they created the encounter algorithm.

It was discovered as a complex Quipu (a node writing with multi-digit numbers in decimal system) close to Machu Picchu in 2027. It has been transformed into the Tree Neighborhood Museum which has meanwhile spread worldwide………..

Tree Neigbourhood Museums collect memories (of inhabitants & environment), share knowledge (from generation to generation), transform this into space (expand spacial fragments) and do it again and again.

How do these spaces look like? This depends on their neighbors, nature and environment. Each one has a unique part of neighborhood’s memory, and that memory is also built in the present.

Tree Neighborhood Museum

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Berlin, 07.07.2071. The Inca people believed, to make a society work, you have to exchange with your local neighborhood and nature, and you have to encounter different points of views. With (still unknown) star investigations they created the encounter algorithm.

It was discovered as a complex Quipu (a node writing with multi-digit numbers in decimal system) close to Machu Picchu in 2027. It has been transformed into the Tree Neighborhood Museum which has meanwhile spread worldwide………..

Tree Neigbourhood Museums collect memories (of inhabitants & environment), share knowledge (from generation to generation), transform this into space (expand spacial fragments) and do it again and again.

How do these spaces look like? This depends on their neighbors, nature and environment. Each one has a unique part of neighborhood’s memory, and that memory is also built in the present.