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The project revitalises two historic church sites in East Galway—St. John's Church, Ballinasloe & Aughrim Climate Action Park—through design of timber structures, exhibition, hands-on textile workshops, & community collaboration. Blending architecture, craft, & local knowledge & materials like Irish wool, it fosters dialogue on heritage, climate action, & adaptive reuse. By activating underused spaces, it creates a model for community-driven, sustainable regeneration, bridging past and future.

The Consortium is an association of owners of very small abandoned agro-urban cork oak forests that, through scientific research, urban forestry managing plan, environmental education, professional training and communication to local communities, seeks to restore these urban agro-forestry ecosystems that, due to abandonment (the Consortium's field of action is located in a disadvantaged area of ​​the Campania Region, which is experiencing strong depopulation) and climate change, are degrading.

The revitalization of the existing building from 1998 is a best practice example of recycling in the construction industry.A sustainable approach to resource utilization advocated for the preservation and renovation of the building and a contemporary handling of the existing structure.After its original use as an office space the building now houses a commercial space and 24 apartments.The focus was on reusing existing structures to contribute to the reduction of CO2 emissions & waste production

The Zon op alle Daken method is an innovative, social approach to the energy transition. We strive to create a more equitable society by alleviating (energy) poverty through solar projects. After analysing energy consumption, we create custom solar projects for our partners, considering spatial integrity. The profits from the sold green energy go towards local initatives which help improve the lives of those who need it the most.

As part of the project, the eco-space in the village of Nova Ushytsia was equipped with the following locations: 2 park benches with solar panels were installed in the central square of the village. An eco-location for waste sorting and an outdoor information stand with information about the project's activities were set up on the territory of the Novoushytske Lyceum. On October 15, local government officials and local residents planted 70 sakura trees to decorate our main street.

Bonțitur: Paths with Stories is a community-driven initiative that highlights Bonțida’s cultural, natural and historical heritage through a thematic tourist trail. Featuring 14 landmarks, each with an authentic local story, the project engaged students, seniors, and local stakeholders to foster a sense of belonging and promote rural tourism. Visitors can explore these stories through audio narratives accessible via QR codes on-site or online.

In Copenhagen Denmark, shareholders in a fivefloor-building from 1897 has transformed three staircases into three elevators, making af physical transformation and creating access to elderly people, people with disabilities and families with children. The building has a rooftop terrace and is owned by a private cooperative housing association. The transformation is an inspirational example of how to preserve and regenerate an old building in an aesthetic, sustainable and inclusive way.

A meeting place using performing arts to combat loneliness while creating spectacular shows with people of all ages and backgrounds. Participants can join in various ways: performing, creating costumes and sets, or simply enjoying coffee and watching. The drop-in/drop-out method allows flexible participation—one can join as many rehearsals as desired, switch tasks freely, and is never required to be on stage. Someone who starts as an observer may later feel inspired to join a song.

New Delft Blue is a pioneering project in the historic Dutch city Delft, designed and 3D printed by Studio RAP. This project reinterprets the world-famous decorative qualities and design vocabulary of Delft Blue porcelain. By fusing 3D clay printing, computational design, and artisanal glazing, New Delft Blue unfolds a new architectural potential of ceramic ornamentation of the 21st century.

Dive into the flavors of tradition at the "CU PEȘTELE'N BUCATE" Gastronomic Festival! Experience the rich tastes of the Prut River with exquisite fish dishes, freshly caught and expertly prepared. Celebrate local culinary heritage, enjoy live cooking demonstrations, and savor the finest fish specialties in a vibrant atmosphere. Join us for a feast that connects community, culture, and nature—an unforgettable journey of taste!