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This collection explores participatory architecture and urban development through various interviews and contributions. It discusses informal building practices in Mexico City and the potential lessons for architects, as well as the role of interim uses in urban planning and stakeholder engagement. The text examines informal transformations in East German housing, highlighting resistant urban practices and the involvement of women and queer communities in planning. It emphasizes cooperative planning processes and diversification strategies in cities like Halle-Neustadt. Local actors' perspectives on self-organized transformations in Europe are presented, along with concepts for adaptable housing and industrial building experiments from the past. The book also covers fluid architecture and the integration of technology in custom construction, alongside models for sustainable community practices and cooperative self-determination. It reflects on the architectural implications of user participation and collective design in various contexts, including a case study of the Wiener Sargfabrik. The content is supplemented with a guide to participatory architectures in Western Europe from 1950 to 1980, alongside event materials and a multimedia documentation of the discussions.