She graduated 2009 with a theoretical book on Open Source Architecture, as a response to an overwhelming design task in a South-African slum. Since that she has worked with the questions of how to enable people to create their living environments and what kind of new tools this role of an enabler brings to an architect. Currently she is part of research consortium Dwellers in Agile Cities that sees the varied people and their skills as keys to sustainable futures. As part of this project there is e.g. an experiment of co-designing, self-building and co-maintaining a free-of-charge common sauna.