The exhibition design for the trouring exhibition An Atlas of Commoning, commissioned by ifa – Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen and curated by ARCH+, comprises a modular system of display furniture pieces for the presentation of an extensive visual archive, case studies and research material on collective resources and shared spaces that foster democratic participation. The design of the exhibition modules is reminiscent of universally familiar, everyday typologies of mobile furniture elements such as market stalls or tents and takes on their characteristics as a lightweight, mobile, compact, foldable and at the same time robust structure. As an open and flexible system, the serial character of the exhibition modules reflects the idea of ​​the atlas and can be expanded to add further projects over the course of a 10 year ongoing worldwide tour. The different exhibition components such as racks, trestles, stools and tables, all foldable and made of timber, allow an adequate presentation of varied formats such as photos and graphics, models, film projections and artworks. Their coherence in form and typology links the varied elements in order to create a whole with a strong relationship between its parts, supporting the idea of the atlas. Similar to nomadic settlement structures, the reconfiguration of the modules allows the creation of temporary spaces for workshops, conferences or other social gatherings and the adaptation of the touring exhibition to different premises, while the simplicity of setting up the modules encourages interaction and participation. The different scales of the modules with their linear and vertical character naturally creates a spatial guidance system, supported by the graphic components of the exhibition.