Income Generators

Collective Negotiations

The squat was initially occupied by a group of squatters who were looking for affordable housing in the city. Over time, the building was transformed into a communal living space, with dozens of residents sharing the space. The squatters organized themselves into a collective, and they set up a system for managing the building, including cleaning, maintenance, and security. The Plantage Dok squat became a symbol of the squatting movement in Amsterdam, and it was known for its active involvement in political and social issues. The residents of the squat were involved in various community projects, including a neighborhood garden and a community center. The building also hosted cultural events, including concerts, art exhibitions, and theater performances.