Precarious Architecture

The Sonian Forest in the vicinity of Brussels is an incredible playground for children and a feeding ground for their imaginary world. Wolves are befriended, dragons are slain, princes or princesses are saved from raging storms, sheltering in towering castles. During the Covid-19 pandemic, dozens of those castles were built, new contributions to a precarious architecture which will disappear through the force of nature.

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MAPS is a collective effort proposing new ways and approaches of storytelling to address the world's changing environment and societies.

MAPS brings together various dedicated professionals who want to start a new adventure and learn from each other in the process.

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Precarious Architecture

MAPS is a collective effort proposing new ways and approaches of storytelling to address the world's changing environment and societies.

MAPS brings together various dedicated professionals who want to start a new adventure and learn from each other in the process.

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Precarious Architecture

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