Climate Communities Play Night

In various parlour games, strategies are tested to survive heat waves together, to reach their destination as human or animal city dwellers even on hot days, local political decisions are debated with plants and animals, gaps in knowledge are filled, water is gambled for, shade is sought and a prince is rescued.

The games were developed over a period of three months by students from the departments of Design and Urban Futures at the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam in cooperation with BUND Berlin and the Berlin District Office Treptow-Köpenick – Quality Development, Planning and Coordination Centre of the Public Health Service.

Myriel Milićević, Ruttikorn Vuttikorn, Herbert Lohner, Laura Harms, Josefine Karle-Bhat and Robert Ringel with the students Theresa Brand, Cornelius Cress, Sophie Delplanque, Maeva Dongmo, Anna Emmendörffer, Louisa Fortwengel, Helena Haak, Lewin Harnisch, Luna Plecher, Jannes Repke, Anina Schmallandt, Polina Shostak, Rania Steinicke, Merve Toraman, Kim Tuyen Truong, Viktoria Urban.

A big thank you to Till Hasbach for organising this event!