STEALTH.unlimited is a practice based between Rotterdam and Belgrade, set up in 2000 by architects Ana Dzokic and Marc Neelen. STEALTH is internationally recognized as one of the protagonists pointing to the responsibilities and capacities of architecture in contemporary societies. In 2008 with Saskia van Stein they co-curated the Dutch Pavilion at the Architecture Biennial in Venice, with the project Archiphoenix: Faculties of Architecture. In the same year they completed Fruit and Energy Farms in a Public Square, a public art commission for a schoolyard in Knivsta, Sweden, made in collaboration with Marjetica Potrc. In 2009 they curated part of the Tirana International Contemporary Art Biennial – to include domains of city and urban transformation. In 2010, with Kristian Lukic, they curated IMPAKT festival in Utrecht under the title Matrix City and in Belgrade co-initiated the platform Who Builds the City? In 2011, together with El Puente_lab they completed an extension of the Cultural Development Center in Moravia, a slum neighbourhood of Medellin, Colombia. The work of STEALTH is interdisciplinary, multifaceted and involves many participants and experts in often dense collaborations – to mobilize thinking on shared future(s) of the city and its culture.