Svi smo mi isti is an inclusive puppet and drama project at the Sokol Cultural Center in Novi Sad. Children, youth, and adults with disabilities actively participate in workshops, developing creativity, confidence, and social skills. The program culminates in a fully adapted performance, promoting inclusion, equality, and community engagement through art.
NOW Lindow shows how circular, climate positive building can feel warm, simple and beautiful. Made from regenerative materials like straw, wood, clay, lime and cork, it stores more CO2 than it emits and creates a healthy indoor climate. Built without concrete and designed for reuse, it cuts waste and energy use with passive design and low tech systems. As a real home shared by several families, it brings New European Bauhaus values to life.
ReHEALMS reimagines hospitals as shared spaces of care, community and nature. At Barcelona’s Sant Pau campus, the project combined intergenerational cycling, emotional–spatial mapping, artistic co-creation and participatory governance to transform how people experience health environments. By connecting mobility, green spaces and community stewardship, ReHEALMS shows how hospitals can become civic climate-health infrastructures that support wellbeing, inclusion and sustainability.
Tecer Mulher is a community-based educational project that helps vulnerable older women in the Brazilian Amazon use smartphones and digital services safely and confidently. Through accessible, culturally translated learning, it strengthens autonomy, social connection, and digital inclusion while offering a replicable model for underserved territories.
Located in Kamikatsu—the first municipality in Japan to declare a Zero Waste policy—the Kamikatsu Zero Waste Center “WHY” is an environmental public complex dedicated to building a circular society. It fosters interaction and learning among producers and consumers, as well as between local residents and visitors. The facility includes the town’s only waste sorting station, where residents separate waste into 44 categories. It also features a reuse shop, office space, and an experiential hotel.
Madrid Río reimagines infrastructure as a shared civic landscape in Madrid. Along the Manzanares River, it brings together nature, culture and community; turning a former barrier into a space that is sustainable, inclusive and beautiful.
BikePando is a real and operating urban mobility solution based in Barcelona, with an active location in Gràcia and expansion planned in other neighborhoods. The project addresses one of the main barriers to cycling adoption in cities: the lack of secure and reliable parking. BikePando provides protected spaces with controlled access, CCTV and optional charging for e-bikes, allowing users to safely store their bicycles and use them daily. The project transforms underused ground-floor spaces in
A new bridge over the Tisa reconnects Romania and Ukraine, bringing together communities once united by shared culture, history, and place. It transforms a former border into a space of connection, opportunity, and hope—bringing people closer and building a shared future.
Vogelmuur operates at the intersection of street art, architecture, urban ecology and community development, adding a new layer to the quality of urban life. It fosters the experience of the city for people while creating space for nature to thrive. By introducing modular “apartments” for birds on existing blind façades, it supports biodiversity, transforms blind walls into living façades, and raises awareness of urban wildlife decline and climate change.
Central PET is a hybrid cultural and hospitality space in a small Italian village, created to counter rural depopulation and loss of community identity. It acts as a “Cultural Living Room” where culture is co-created through live music, workshops, storytelling, and intergenerational gatherings. Residents and visitors share the same environment, building authentic relationships. In 2025, it engaged 500 people through 10 events, including a harp concert with 100 participants.
