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“Village Square Meer” is an initiative of a local collective of citizens to revitalise an historic convent, listed as national monument and landscape, in the centre of the rural village Meer. By means of architectural interventions, adaptive re-use, landscape design and cultural programming, Village Square Meer made these spaces again accessible to the public. For the first time, in its history the rural village receives a central public square founded upon an important historic urban landscape.

By entering a partnership with the Athens Development and Destination Management Agency, and the Municipality of Zagora-Mouresi, we launched two Live Action Role Playing Games related to the socio-economic, natural, and cultural heritage of the designated areas, offering locals opportunities to maintain their psychological resilience levels, enhancing the areas economic imprint, and acting as leverage for locals to enter new professions, whilst fighting neglection of the regions.

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The Klimatorium is the Danish international climate centre. Built with striking architecture, situated in the small city of Lemvig on the danish westcoast, overviewing the water and the elements. Klimatorium brings together stakeholders on all levels: knowledge institutions, businesses, the public sector and citizens, to create innovative climate solutions, as well as communicating these solutions to children and youth through the amazing climate exhibition.

"You are welcome to find out / What is this new scene" (Translated word to word from the genre anthem incipit)

Trance Hop is a fusion music project that joins PsyTrance beats and melodies with Hip-Hop guerilla lyricism. The lyrics are often directed to the minorities, giving them a "high-five" so to speak. The genre demands against political extremisms and social inequalities, in an attempt to defend whats left of our equality and equity.

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A reinterpretation of a infrastructural necessity into a inclusive public amenity. This temporary intervention transforms the rooftop of a carpark in the city center of Heerlen, into a green recreational area that welcomes and encourages the re-appropriation of the space by local citizens. The design aims to be an example to create new spaces of connection and regeneration in our cities, redefining our relationship with nature and transforming the built environment into a responsive ecosystem.

The REMEDSPACE project is based in the Citadelle of Marseille, a heritage classified monument built in 1664 above the Old Harbour in the city center.
The project’s ambition was to consider soil pollution in its green spaces supposed to be open to the public as an opportunity to inform and support the citizens, the professionals, and the public entities about nature-based solutions (NBS), with academic, participative and artistic approaches.

During a single weekend, the 48h Open House BCN Festival mobilizes more than 75,000 people who have the opportunity to learn what goes on behind the facades of the city's buildings. It's not just about opening doors, it's the opportunity to teach how architecture is developed and to enjoy the city in an original way.

The Museum of Contemporary Art “Constantin Xenakis” showcases Serres as an important cultural center with international range. At the core of this center is the excellent collection of the Greek artist Constantin Xenakis, who donated works to the Municipality of Serres, envisioning the creation of a unique Museum in our city. A vision that became a reality after systematic and long-term efforts, with the cooperation of Municipality of Petrich and EU funding.

PLUMA is a new collection of slim, 100% circular wall covering panels with sound-absorbing properties. They are designed to give an innovative and natural look to all spaces. They are made from soft, foam-like mycelium materials and of upcycled textile residues.
Thanks to the unique technology, mogu panels represent today the most sustainable solution dedicated to interior spaces.