Black Quantum Futurism, a collaboration between Camae Ayewa and Rasheedah Phillips, launched its first Community Futures Lab—a community space, gallery, resource library, and workspace—in the Sharswood neighborhood of north Philadelphia in 2016. Over the course of the Chicago Architecture Biennial they will create a new space, both personal and communal, for sharing stories of the past and visions for a collective future. This interactive installation encourages Chicago residents and visitors to offer personal accounts of housing displacement and belonging through oral recordings, art making, and public debates on housing design and policy. The aspiration is to create a safe space for imagining and testing ideas around community sustainability, housing justice, resistance, and resilience for disenfranchised communities. Community Futures Lab will be consistently activated throughout the Biennial, weaving together the voices and realities of Chicago via crowdsourced discussions on everything from quantum physics to Afrofuturism and Afro-diasporic concepts of time, ritual, text, and sound.