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The Caretaker's House. Possible Scenarios

The Caretaker’s House is Possible Scenarios’ first built house located in Berlin, Germany.

Possible Scenarios strongly believe in revealing process, demonstrated in this visual report through thorough photographic and drawing documentation of a material’s transformation. Structured into two categories: on site and off site, the report breaks down The Caretaker’s House into architectural fragments such as wall, cladding, roof, etc in their stages of manufacturing, from factory to on site installation.

Possible Scenarios is a spatial design firm based in Paris and Berlin, founded in 2023 by Sarah Kimmich and Romain Odin Lepoutre. Their joint work focuses on an understanding of building that fosters a collaborative process between fabrication and dialogue. By observing the everyday aspects of our built environment, Possible Scenarios is guided by practice-oriented research in the field of prototype development and the idea of process- and material-oriented design. In doing so, they draw on contemporary and traditional methods of industrial manufacturing and supply chains and collaborate closely with craftspeople, technicians, and artists.
 


Sarah Kimmich, Romain Odin Lepoutre (eds.)
The Caretaker's House. Possible Scenarios
M Books, 2026, 978-3-944425-66-5
23,00 €