Development of a public space in the interior of an urban block, improving the living conditions in the Heyvaert district, by creating links between the neighboring streets and the canal. This partially covered space will allow the organization of creative, cultural, sports or festive activities. It will be reserved for pedestrians and cyclists in order to improve the local soft mobility network. The Quai de l'Industrie will be developed into a meeting area.
Set of interventions belonging to a territorial strategy whose goal is to activate the traditional irrigation area known as “Huerta de Murcia”, providing it with quality of use, design, and identity. From a contemporary point of view, new uses are encouraged to conserve and enjoy its nature and heritage, preventing its deterioration and highlighting its value. Current actions: design of Routes on GoogleMaps; design of signage; reconditioning of a route; Educational Workshops; design of a stand.
In 2018, the Métropole Rouen Normandie (local authority) has renewed the Saint-Sever street, witch is a commercial axis and the heart of the district Saint-Sever, part of the city center of Rouen, on the left bank of the Seine river. It is an old suburb, popular and formerly industrial.
The public spaces works allowed to enhance the mobility of people with disabilities and the place of nature in the district.
A particular attention has been paid on women place in public space.
The project ‘Sensing for Justice’ (in short, SensJus) explores how civic environmental monitoring can turn people into 'sentinels' for their environment. By performing civic monitoring, people re-gain a sense of responsibility and agency towards a nature, and can gather valuable evidence for environmental law enforcement. The project addresses an urgent need to understand emerging possibilities of the practice, starting from the demands and imaginaries of people affected by environmental issues.
bam•bu bicycles is a bamboo bicycle brand on a mission to inspire epic trips and unique experiences, promoting well-being and sustainable mobility in Portugal.
The Sewage Pipes Festival is an ecological-communal initiative for the wider area of the city of Banja Luka and solving the pollution of the Vrbas River. By asking a question “Where does your shit go?” It attracts wider community and goes viral, giving realistic expectations that this kind of support can encourage the community and the political instance to take real action, and that next festival editions can celebrate solving the problem that is visualized, promoted, illuminated and made aware
The fundamental objective of the project is the recovery of a fluvial environment of great beauty and the enhancement of medicinal mining waters. With the intervention the patrimonial elements are recovered (the space of the old bath and the power plant that were in ruins) and ethnographic (4 mills and some annexed buildings), of the environment, clarifying the routes and recovering that fluvial landscape that was colonized by invasive and abandoned species.
Unique inclusive revitalisation of Prague’s High School into smart, safe, sustainable, operationally energy and carbon positive building focused on life cycle pillars of sustainability: environmental, socio-cultural and economic-organisational and received the highest SBToolCZ certificate. Innovative and standard technologies created complex living lab providing both mitigation and adaptation to climate change. Published operation data serves for optimization and not only for students‘ projects.
Vale Domingos (VD) was an extremely stigmatized area. In 2011 there was a rumor that the vacant lot would give way to yet another social neighborhood; the population, disagreeing, presented a community project together with the political decision-makers, with the objective of creating a botanical park (PBVD) and thus breaking the pejorative image of VD and inhibiting the adoption of behaviors. The community, through the power of volunteering, in building the PBVD, boosted the feeling of belongin
Mutur Beltz created in 2017, Artistic Residence of Good Living, in Karrantza, (Basque Country). Expanding the space for reflection, debate and dissemination on the situation of the sheep and pastoral world from the Art. For this, each edition, a series of artists are invited to live together with the Mutur Beltz family and the rest of the shepherds of the Valley.Each participating artist makes a work or project and the dissemination of this, is presented in different formats.
