Mostlikely

Mostlikely is a platform which features work in the field of architecture, design and research. The work is
produced by a group of experts and amateurs who cooperate in different legal structures and networks
ranging from individual entrepreneurs over non profit organisations to chartered engineers. As a consequence
the output of Mostlikely varies from design products over art installations to architecture, as well as from
print media to videos. The work of Mostlikely was honoured with several prizes and published in various
media. The members of Mostlikely continually give lectures and workshops in the academic field.

The Viennese platform was founded in 2012 by Wolfgang List, Mark Neuner, Kurt Mühlbauer, Maik Perfahl
and Robert Schwarz. Already from scratch the iconic design of the paper lampshades by Wolfgang List and
Maik Perfahl became internationally known and helped to continually stretch the boundaries of Mostlikely.
Another important step represents the unique format of the Sudden Workshop – a mobile workshop which
was started in 2015 by Mark Neuner and Andreas Lint. Since then the format turned to a growing collective
with steady members Christian Höhl, Nikolaus Kastinger, Marlene Lötsch and Arne Leibnitz. From 2018
onwards Mostlikely engaged successfully in some competitions. Operating on a bigger scale, Mark Neuner
established a licensed civil engineer office, which steadily employs a group of fresh talents. The first projects
of this period will be finished in summer of 2021 and contribute to the colourful, urban life of Vienna.