Inès Lisser (*1995 in paris) is a vienna-based architect, urban planner and cultural mediator. After gaining experience in paris and berlin working for architecture offices and cultural centers, she started to develop her own research/action practices in Austria.
Her main focus lies in understanding and sharing knowledge about how to reactivate empty ground floors in Europe. Her projects take shape in various formats depending on the context : exhibition, field study, conference, workshop, guided tours…and cultivate a transdisciplinary approach intertwining both experts and civil society.
Currently she designs and leads children workshops merging architecture concepts and improvisation materials. The experimental format invites the children to unlock their imaginaries and allow them to enter spaces of possibilities where they can shape new actions and behaviours in their every day spaces. Using mats, drawings, dance and acting inputs, they become the designers of this joyful architectural playground.
