Community space for autistic people
to bring their dream projects to life.
Taking ideas from conception to full completion and release, whatever your dream is – game, film, software, hardware, zine, book, art, music, podcast, community, digital museum, botanical installation, urban project…
Project Execution – Helping with starting, and ongoing keeping up with project.
Mutual Support – Sharing skills, and helping other members to deliver.
Ongoing Motivation – Seeing other people delivering their dream can motive others.
Talks – Organize talks from autistic people, that has already delivered.
To join us write e-mail to droemme@pravdomil.com with:
name, dream project description, project link (optional), joining date,
what environment works best for you.
We are meeting regularly in Læsesalen.
Spektrummet, Autismehuset, Høffdingsvej 34, 2500 Valby
For any questions mail droemme@pravdomil.com.
Member is board game designer and their dream project is to launch a board game. Member joins the collective and works in co-working space. Using skills from other members is able to start company and does the full project development cycle – designing, playtesting with other people from the house, manufacturing in a small in-house workshop, marketing using our common brand, selling in eshop, and shipped from the house. The lifecycle is completed.
Member is film director and their dream project is to produce film for sensory stimulation. Member joins the collective and works in co-working space. For development member joins the writing workshop in the house and writes a screenplay. For production member connects with various artists from the house, and production is done in a small in-house studio. For distribution, the film is marketed using our common brand, premiere is screened in the house, and film is published online. The lifecycle is completed.
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Member is a developer or technical hobbyist whose dream project is to build an independent, accessible software utility, mobile app, or open-source tool. Within the collective, they find accountability partners to break down development milestones. They collaborate with other members for user testing (focusing on sensory-friendly UI/UX and clear, low-friction interfaces), document the project using shared writing resources, and launch the tool under the collective's umbrella, leveraging community feedback for ongoing iterations.
Member is an inventor or maker who wants to design and produce custom physical objects—such as ergonomic desk accessories, custom mechanical keyboard layouts, specialized plant-watering systems, or tactile stim toys. They utilize local rapid-prototyping tools (like 3D printing and laser cutting), test ergonomics and durability with fellow collective members, refine the design through peer feedback, and produce small-batch runs to distribute online or locally.
Member is a writer, illustrator, or poet whose dream project is to self-publish a physical book, graphic novel, poetry collection, or thematic zine. They work out of the co-working space to complete drafting, editing, and page layout formatting. Other members assist with proofreading, cover design, and illustration critique. The final publication is printed, assembled, and bound in-house or through a small local press, with a launch event hosted within the community.
Member is a musician, sound designer, or audio storyteller whose dream project is to record and release an ambient soundscape album, a sensory-focused audio drama, or an investigative podcast series. They utilize a quiet co-working environment for writing and script editing, collaborate with peer musicians for instrumentation or mixing critiques, master the audio to specific dynamic range standards, and release the work digitally alongside a live listening session in the space.
Member is a researcher, historian, or archivist whose dream project is to build a digital or physical exhibition preserving local queer, neurodivergent, or subcultural history. They structure the taxonomy, scan archival documents, write contextual essays, and design an interactive web portal or physical display. Members help review the layout for accessibility, and the project culminates in an open-house exhibition where visitors can explore the collected artifacts.
Member has a passion for horticulture and wants to design an optimized indoor urban farming setup, a modular hydroponic herb wall, or a sensory botanical installation. They plan the structural mechanics, electrical lighting cycles, and automated watering schedules within the co-working space. Other members help build the physical frames and test the maintenance workflows, resulting in a sustainable green installation shared and maintained collectively.
