My name is Karin. I am an architect and urban planner, and also a mother. Through motherhood, I rediscovered something essential: children possess a natural and extraordinary capacity to observe, imagine, and create. Their curiosity is instinctive, their vision boundless — they simply need the right tools and the freedom to explore. 

I believe architecture can be a doorway into wonder. When we make it accessible to children, it can spark imagination and help every child grow curious about the world around them. It invites them to look more closely — to ask questions, to experiment, to dream. Nurturing curiosity from an early age opens paths toward confidence, creativity, and a deeper connection to their environment. For me, this is the true value of education.

Through their hands, through play, through three-dimensional thinking and making, children discover more than shapes and structures. They discover their voice, their imagination, and their own unique way of seeing the world.