Most Mira Peace Centre fosters sustainable peace in war-torn Prijedor and Bosnia & Herzegovina, transforming a ruined site between two divided villages into a vibrant destination for arts and reconciliation. Since 2009, Most Mira bring together thousands of young people of all ethnicities through creative peacebuilding programs. Designed through educational participatory workshops with the community, this sustainable rammed earth Peace Centre will be a permanent home for year-round activities.

Learning by making: experts, inhabitants and youth co-design and co-renovate one of the poorest areas in France, the Nord and Pas-de-Calais Mining Basin.
Energetic renovation of 25 mining houses as a prototype to adapt for other 40 000 houses.
Climatic architecture with use of bio-geo based materials, participatory building sites with local community (inhabitants, high school students in building trades training, students... ), and experts (architects, engineers, building company).

The initiative is about transitioning from a dying, polluting, male-centric economy, to a green & innovative one, where women's role is more visible & youth decide the future. The aim is to develop robotics, financial, sustainability & citizenship skills among students, in the multidisciplinary, intergenerational&participative setting of a Robotics Hub and of various educational & co-design activities, that will further be used to develop an attractive, sustainable and inclusive urban area.

The Danube Design Lab empowers disadvantaged students from vocational schools to create new, sustainable public spaces along the Danube river in Ruse (Bulgaria). This provides opportunities for these often disenfranchised young people to be more included socially and develop professional networks. Each pop up architectural creation - made with recyclable materials such as wood, metal, fabric and mulch - allows residents to mingle, enjoy art together and reconnect with a part of the riverside that was long neglected.