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  • Regaining a sense of belonging

    Rhythm and Means in the Public Space

    Rhythm and Means in the Public Space - Summer School

    Polovragi Municipality (Gorj County, Jiu Conurbation, Romania), Romania
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  • Shaping a circular industrial ecosystem and supporting life-cycle thinking

    VIVID

    Vivid - a curtain that traces time

    CROSS-BORDER/INTERNATIONAL,Luxembourg, Germany
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  • Prioritising the places and people that need it the most

    Equally Important (Podjednako važni)

    Equally Important (Podjednako važni)

    The initiative was implemented in the cities of Belgrade, Novi Sad, Sombor, Vranje, Novi Pazar, Prijepolje, Lebane, Kragujevac, and then in Subotica, Užice, Sremski Karlovci, Tutin, Kruševac, Niš, Ćićevac, Jagodina, Kosjerić, and Leskovac., Serbia
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    Innovative approaches in ECE

    Global Conference for Early Childhood Educators: Innovative approaches in early childhood education

    CROSS-BORDER/INTERNATIONAL,Slovenia, Finland
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    Weaving Stories - Bridging Cultures

    Weaving Stories-Bridging Cultures: Promoting Diversity and Inclusion through Cinematic Storytelling

    CROSS-BORDER/INTERNATIONAL,Greece, Germany Turkey
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    Regional Restoration Camps

    CHwB Albania's Regional Restoration Camps

    CROSS-BORDER/INTERNATIONAL,Albania, Kosovo
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  • Prioritising the places and people that need it the most

    YOUTH CENTER NIŠ

    RECONSTRUCTION, REHABILITATION AND ADAPTATION OF THE BUILDING "TEACHER’S HOME" IN "YOUTH CENTER"

    COUNTRY SERBIA, CITY OF NIS, MUNICIPALITY MEDIJANA, ADDRESS-КING STEPHEN THE FIRST CROWNED STREET, Latitude 43.321513472939586 Longitude 21.90123254018593 POSTAL CODE 18000, Serbia
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  • Prioritising the places and people that need it the most

    Braille

    Art Installation "Braille" by artist Dimitris Kapetanou

    CROSS-BORDER/INTERNATIONAL,Greece
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    "How to: gerecht gestalten?!"

    "How to: design justice?!" - workshop and platform for justice in design

    Germany
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    Happy Ageing in Avon

    A New Approach to Ageing : the Jean Fontenelle Residence Success Story

    Avon, Ile de France, France
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    CRN_01 "Hummingbird" Swabs

    CRN_01 "Hummingbird" Diagnostic Swabs – circular alternative with a simplified production process

    Poland
    CRN_01 swabs are a response to shortages of supplies during Covid-19 pandemic. The aim was to simplify their manufacturing, allowing for local production. Nowadays, the swabs are made in two stages: injection molded and flocked. The CRN_01 has a one-step production, easier and cheaper. Made from a single material, they can be easily recycled and thus represent the previously unavailable circular approach. In the spirit of biomimetics the form of the swab was inspired by the hummingbird's tongue.
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    The Fres(co)h Model

    The Fres(co)h Model:Participatory architecture and activities for a collective use of a urban street

    Italy
    "The Fres(co)h Model" is a participatory architectural experimentation within the "Baltea Lido" project. Promoted by Via Baltea community hub co-managers, the project aims to transform the street in front of the community hub into a pedestrian space, accessible and suitable for everyone. An urban road that turns into a public square thanks to flexible temporary installations inspired by the theme of the seaside,to activate an open, green and pedestrian space for all citizens.
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    To Meet Galileo on Day Fourteen

    To Meet Galileo on Day Fourteen. Reimagining the Gjilan Prison Through Spatial Studies of Trauma

    Kosovo
    The spatial documentation of one of the most notorious prisons of Ex-Yugoslavia is a response and indignation to a widespread indifference towards inconspicuous buildings that hold the most valuable traces of collective memory. Through the survivors' narratives, this study explores the prison’s potential intertwined between its legacy and spatial qualities, questions the need for physical interventions, and advocates for a separation between architecture and environmental depletion.
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    The Eco-Mazing Method

    The Eco-Mazing Method: Transforming Maze Biomes into Biodivers Forest Ecosystems

    Germany
    Transform lifeless places into a thriving forest with the simple and easy Eco-Mazing Method. We create big mazes out of local deadwood and nature does the heavy lifing. Our maze creation provides the perfect habitat for animals to bring in seeds and accelerate the reforestation process. With our clear, maze-toolkit, even a school class can create their own forest paradise. Join us in creating forests for all and enjoy the added bonus of maze-filled fun with the Eco-Mazing Method.
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    COMMUNITIES supporting LANDSCAPES

    Mountain sustainable transformation and territorial regeneration with a culture - based activation.

    Italy
    Imagine the future visions for the Inner Areas is one of the biggest challenges of the contemporary age. We defined our scenario based on social cohesion: a cooperative mountain community, a place for socio-cultural innovation. In its materialization, the project has been structured based on two main pillars, a first includes the necessity of sociocultural infrastructures widespread, and a second regards the re-Inhabitation of the tangible and intangible heritage.
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    The Upcycling Hub

    A model to support local supply chains for building elements, furniture and upcycled objects

    Austria
    The Upcycling Hub proposes a circular supply chain model for building materials and furniture. of neighbourhoods and small-scale towns. The main objective is to salvage and then repurpose materials destined for landfill through processes of local upcycling. A network of local actors is brought together, and a physical place is established as the heart of the entire supply chain. This place is called the Hub.
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    Where we end and we begin

    Where we end and we begin, a new collective garden for the future

    Italy
    The project works on the idea of a new memorial, where personal memory, like a seed, becomes an active element, not relegated just to the past but capable of growing and creating future. Reconnection with nature is discovered through the image of the life cycle which does not end in death, but continues in the growth of a new collective garden. Dominated by nature, the space will allow people to take care of something and let it grow while learning and respecting biological rythmes.
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    Milan Montage

    Designing a new urban narrative for Milan based on time

    Italy
    Our project is about deconstructing daily life in Milan into fragments and reconstructing different experiences of time in a new narrative. Using the site as a foundation, we have created 3 chapters that represent different orders of time: the frozen moment; the time towards death; and the time of growth. We chose different materials to present the story of visualised time for each experiencer.
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    The Grafted City: Reclaim the Leftovers!

    Exploring the social and sustainable potential of underused spaces in cities

    Denmark
    The project presents a critical reading of the underutilised spaces – or leftovers – of today’s city and investigates a model of urban densification that is conceived to support local communities and their economies. Using the neighbourhood of Nordvest, Copenhagen as a case study, 200 leftovers has been mapped out and sixteen low-impact designs conceptualised. The entire vision aims to offer a replicable design framework which can be implemented through locally driven initiatives.
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    tunstadtmachen

    Transforming a truck weigh station to a green community space through the power of urban activation.

    Germany
    tunstadtmachen stands for collective urban activation of no-places. Translated as “to do”, “city” and “to make” it creates an active wordplay. “Stadt - City” could also be read as “statt - instead”. We strengthen the processes from the bottom up and balance the forces between formal and informal participation. In our real laboratory, the “Waage”, we research the potentials of empty urban spaces. Together we form a counter culture that takes responsibility for its city and its public spaces.
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