Animal Architecture Collective (Cardoso Studio, Feral Partnerships, Jennifer Turpin) investigates the architectural strategies of non-human creatures and explores the insights that humans can gain from these building forms. Inspired by the constructions of ants, bees, birds and small mammals, the exhibition employs a video work alongside a 3D printed facsimile of a harvester ant nest, and AI “hallucinations” of animal architecture to illuminate the interactions between nature and architecture, demonstrating new perspectives in sustainable building practices and the coexistence of humans and nature.

Imperfect Futures (Naadira Patel, Sarah de Villiers, Manijeh Verghese, Zen Marie, with external collaborators Madeleine Amsler and Alice Clancy) explore the past, present, and future of Spreepark, investigating themes of continuity, futurity, and time. Focusing on the park’s exterior fence as a central site, the group examines how this infrastructure has shaped narratives, myths, and the public's imagination of the park throughout its history. The project presents a series of explorations—through installation, film, zines, performances, and interventions on the fence - to prompt conversations about sustainability, access and the multiple futures the park might hold.