Team

Bastian Lange, Dr. phil., Adjunct Professor at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. He spearheads Multiplicities-Berlin. We support politics, corporate companies and creative scenes in Europe toward sustainable futures. He taught as visiting professor at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (2011-2012) and University of Vechta (2018-2019).

Caroline Peter is studying urban and spatial planning for a master's degree at the Technical University of Berlin. She completed her bachelor's degree at the Erfurt University of Applied Sciences. Her professional interests lie in the areas of participation, urban economics and design in an urban planning context. She brings these focal points to Multiplicities.

Jakob Schmilinsky is studying geography at the Humboldt University in Berlin. His research interests lie particularly in topics of urban development. At Multiplicities, he accompanies projects in the field of common good economies, creative industries and empirical social research.

Katharina Kipp completed her Master's degree in Urban Studies at University College London. She is particularly interested in the areas of participatory and sustainable urban development with a special focus on climate justice. She also supports Multiplicities with her experience of working in community-orientated interim use projects.

Maike Scheeren is studying urban geography as a master program at the Humboldt University of Berlin. In her bachelor's degree, she also studied geography at the Humboldt University of Berlin. At Multiplicities, Maike focusses on urban development and spatial planning.

Strategy & Project Manager for Lisbon's cultural and creative cluster. She has been in the Lisbon City Council since 2008, focusing on supportive ecosystems, network development and innovation sourcing. She is co-editor of the Blog Scriptum Multiplicities.

Malte Bergmann obtains a diploma in sociology and is specializing in urban studies. His research is devoted to the question of how "communities" form in today's complex urban societies. Malte deals with issues of co-development of bottom-up processes.