From Austria to Gambia

A conversation about courage, change and the power to build the future.

What happens when two Austrian architects want to create not only new buildings, but also new living spaces? When they not only plan, but also inspire? When they not only build, but also connect?

Then something like IN-US.world emerges – a heartfelt project by DI Angelika Mitterer and DI Manuel Stofleth-Mitterer that goes far beyond architecture.

The road to Gambia

Almost five years ago, Angelika and Manuel left their comfort zone and emigrated to Gambia – in search of more meaning, more impact, and more connection. There, they founded IN-US.world, a platform for sustainable real estate projects that have not only economic, but also social and ecological impact.

Their vision: to create living spaces that empower people, promote community and be in harmony with nature.

Architecture meets quality of life

IN-US.world's projects are more than just buildings. They express a philosophy that combines sustainability, aesthetics, and functionality. Whether it's the impressive Bitcoin Tower with 31 high-quality business apartments and conference rooms, the charming single-family homes in Sanyang, or the newly opened residential complex The Edge – each project is well-thought-out, sustainable, and forward-looking.

A special highlight: All new buildings integrate the odem home – for a protected, harmonious and stress-free living environment right from the start.

More than building: A contribution to the community

But Angelika and Manuel go even further. They are committed to local agriculture, promote educational projects, and work closely with the Gambian government to implement infrastructure projects. Their goal: to strengthen the country's potential and make it available to future generations – with heart, mind, and a genuine awareness of health.

The odem Talk: Insights and Inspiration

In our latest odem talk, Thomas speaks with Angelika about her journey, her projects, and her visions. It's a conversation about courage, change, and the power to build the future.

Watch the video now and be inspired: Watch on YouTube