NEB Prizes 2023: All Applications

JUSThood is a methodology based on participatory futures that empowers citizens to envision equitable urban places for humans and non-humans by democratizing masterplanning process.

JUSThood is a three-layered approach aimed for participatory action and learning activities consisting of JUSThood methodology for spatial equity based on participatory futures, JUSThood network with regional hubs and mentors, and JUSTHood index to measure spatial equity of urban places.

DI4all aims to improve the key competencies, skills, and learning outcomes of young people in schools by promoting quality improvement, innovation excellence at the educational level and mainstreaming digital inclusion, as well as improving the competencies of teachers and educators to promote digital inclusion and combat disinformation through education and training.

Building Back Better by a constructive mobilization of human potential. Reconstruction has enormous potential for progress. It involves locals, not just experts from an industry that’s currently responding inadequately to climate targets, energy poverty, and reliance on conventional products and methods. RECON UA brings independent expertise for guidelines and material flows of crisis areas. Efficiency with construction and demolishing waste and agricultural by-products.

The Designer’s Material Compendium is a website intended for everyone who is interested in natural materials and crafts. It is an educational project aimed at restoring knowledge about traditional materials and crafts practiced in Poland. It is addressed to all enthusiasts of ecological solutions in the low-tech design trend. It is an attempt to build a platform which accumulates the knowledge about natural materials in the context of product design, materials science, ethnology.

"beautiful. sustainable. together" - the leitmotif of the New European Bauhaus Initiative finds a concrete implementation in the construction and research project of a completely cycle-compatible planned hall in the middle of the Palatinate Forest. Students and researchers of the RPTU Kaiserslautern - Landau give a concrete answer to the question of how the building of the future can look like. Concrete-free, resource-efficient and reversibly constructed from hardwood and softwood.

The existence of the houses is explained by the way of exploiting the hayfields in the village of Ciumârnar. Some agricultural land owners, originally from neighboring villages, lived temporarily (summer and autumn) in simple wooden houses, locally called "bordeie". They raised animals and utilized the grass grown after the first mowing by grazing. The houses are simple, small, built of hand-hewn wooden beams, dovetail-jointed, on a river stone foundation. The houses consist of a hall (tent) and

Paideia Campus is a living laboratory located in the 13th century Princes Capano castle in the small town of Pollica, Italy. The campus is an experimental center working in three action areas (education, community, innovation) with the goal of understanding and replicating the concept of integral ecology- seeking comprehensive solutions which consider the interactions within natural systems themselves and with social systems.
Video: Pollica 2050 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9eOSb497-E&t=

This initiative refers to an annual co-creation workshop, developed as a Summer School for students of architecture; this program seeks to emphasize the importance of the New European Bauhaus principles in the definition and organization of the public space network within rural settlements, as well as to raise awareness in regard to the part these places play in building the sense of belonging within communities - and maintaining the relevance of the rural areas in the present-day context.

Knowledge for All looks to revive local pockets of disused public space and, through community co-design, shape them into inter-generational neighbourhood hubs, centred around local knowledge exchange and play.

FerrAria is an urban living lab and information center on Air Quality (AQ). It is a space open to all, where to learn about the factors that influence AQ in Ferrara, disseminate the experiences of the AirBreak project, and host collaborative activities with the citizens.