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The subject of the initiative is the cooperative elaboration of a law of urban design in the listed settlement "Dunkelschlag" in Oberhausen to secure its urban design.
The settlement belongs to the architectural heritage of the city of Oberhausen, so that the law of urban design is intended to serve the preservation of the historic settlement and contributes to the identity-creating added value of the settlement structure. The citizenry will be closely involved in this process

“Art on Wheels” is a travelling exhibition of 4 new, interdisciplinary, innovative, contemporary artworks for an audience of school-age children. This mobile exhibition, accompanied by well-considered educational programme and located in 2 minivans travels to remote regions of Latvia, mostly schools, thus providing access to contemporary art outside of the capital of the country (primarily aiming to engage those to whom it is the first encounter with contemporary art).

Due to the war in Ukraine more than 7.4million refugees had to leave their homeland. As Poland was a first choice for many of women and children, we needed extra spaces to help them regain the sense of security. We focused on children and the need and right for education.
 Since the pandemic has changed the way we work, there were empty spaces available in office buildings. We combined the need with the opportunity and in only 2months we created a 1240sqm school for 300 children and 30 teachers.

Play for Nature is a new creative concept that engages artists to explore the ways of putting their creativity into the service of teaching children through the game and art about the environmental protection while at the same time reaching their families and different stakeholders on the regional level connecting the region by inviting all to Play for Nature.
Board game, tournaments, workshops, exhibitions, concerts, festivals are the play ground!

The “Design and Research” Master’s degree course for designers is entirely based on the 3 pillars of sustainability (society, environment, economy) and on the core values of the New European Bauhaus – sustainability, social inclusion and aesthetics. Collaborating with specialists from other disciplines, bringing about real change in the social environment through student projects and raising awareness of the needs of vulnerable groups are the basic guidelines us.

Art center NOASS is an NGO - initiative of creative rigans to create an inclusive meeting place for the community, arts and culture.
This initiative aims to ignite transformation, improving accessibility of this community centre and surrounding park all-year-long. It aims to work towards improving: functionality of the center; connection with nature in a busy city center; revitalization the park; transformation from a seasonal venue to functionallity all-year-long.

WeavAir project makes use of data on air quality, temperature, humidity and space occupancy to build a sustainability model for buildings and visualizations for educating citizens to make spaces healthier & more sustainable

Join us in our mission to provide every person in the world with trustworthy, science-oriented climate education, they can actually understand. Our vision is a world with equal opportunities and the capabilities to tackle climate change - guided by values of kindness, critical thinking, and radical optimism.

As ′KIT Innovation Hub - Prevention in Construction′ and official partner of the New European Bauhaus Initiative, we are convinced that a pluralistic and exciting network is the key to sustainable use. With our partner the art network ′ato′, the project presented here also feeds from this conviction. Our motivation to show the ′WERKSTATTPALAST′ in this format is on the one hand to make the partners behind it - the ′HUB” and ′ato” - visible with their respective ideas.

'Follow Your Nature' is an opportunity for schools to imprint Nature in their students’ souls. As a nature literacy project, it provides young people, from all backgrounds and studying fields, with a systematic opportunity to learn, reconnect, and promote their local natural areas. The main goal is to provide with the tools to truly relate with these amazing areas, so that, after, they can showcase them in a short-film. This is a competition and Kids, and Nature are the biggest winners!