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Fora isn’t just a workspace—it’s a state of mind. Designed for those who thrive in a world of constant evolution, it cultivates fluid creativity and innovation at every turn. Now, its Berlin work space at Linden Palais extends this vision beyond its walls, transforming its façade into a living canvas.
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House of Fora will be an ever-shifting urban exhibition, giving Berlin-based artists and brands the chance to project their work directly onto Unter den Linden—one of city’s most iconic streets. More than a gallery, it’s a statement, a conversation between the city and the world.
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Four selected participants will claim this space, chosen by a high-profile jury, including Janine David (Managing Director Fora Germany) and Heidrun Troendle—Berlin-based visual merchandiser and spatial designer, known for projects with KaDeWe, Oberpollinger, and Alsterhaus. Troendle has developed a neutral base installation, providing structure while allowing for complete creative freedom.
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Set within the grandeur of Linden Palais, just steps from the Brandenburg Gate, the Fora work space seamlessly fuse heritage with a future-forward aesthetic. With House of Fora, this intersection expands—becoming a platform for cultural dialogue, where design, innovation, and art collide.
Applications open now until March 31st. The first installation launches May 9th. To apply, find out more here.