Mostlikely Architecture  represents a holistic approach to architecture and urbanism. This Vienna-based office is known for its interdisciplinary team and the seamless integration of design and implementation in its projects. Founded 2012 by Mark Neuner, Mostllikely Architecture has realized a range of projects across architecture and urbanism. Mostlikely Architecture's notable projects include Blühender Naschmarkt,  remodeling of the Sunken City on Vienna’s Donauinsel "Donauversum", reflecting their commitment to research and interdisciplinary cooperation, Weitsicht Cobenzl and the mobile wooden concert hall "Kulturpavillion Semmering" 

Mostlikely Architecture's work is characterized by a strong focus on socially, environmentally, and economically sustainable environments. They develop specific working methods and formats, aiming to transform cities into common resources that empower and facilitate cooperative working and socializing. Their Common space city model strategy is designed to create shared spaces and infrastructure that encourage creative development, wellbeing, and a resource-efficient lifestyle.
The strategy underscores democratic and participatory decision-making processes, bringing together diverse stakeholders for socially just, informed planning; including research on circular architecture and building with wood.

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