Salomé Wackernagel is an architect graduated from the Berlin University of the Arts (UdK). Her training in design and architecture began in 2008 in Paris (ESAA Duperré), after continuing in Versailles (ENSAV) and Berlin (TU / UdK). She then collaborated with several architecture studios between 2012 and 2016, before developing her own home and office renovation and renovation projects in France, Switzerland, Germany and Spain. Parallel to her private commissions, she began to develop participatory processes in public spaces in Germany and Spain. The Rethink the Periphery project, a collaborative urban planning process developed between 2017 and 2021, in collaboration with Orekari Estudio and with the support of the Huarte Contemporary Art Center, as well as the Innova Cultural program (la Caixa Foundation and Caja Navarra Foundation), proposes for example the cultural activation of neglected places, in creation and/or mutation on the outskirts of Pamplona. Since 2021, Salomé Wackernagel has been dedicated to a research process titled Rurápolis, as a member of the Research Laboratory of the Versailles School of Architecture (LéaV), in France, and with a scholarship from the University of Paris-Cergy (CY). Salomé lives and works in Gijón.