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In Hart van Zuid, at the Annie M.G. Schmidt square In Hart van Zuid, at the Annie M.G. Schmidt square in Rotterdam functionality, art, spatial development, and policy solutions have come together through social design to create a functional artwork inspired by the appeal of public swimming pools. The reason for its installation is the euro vision contest, but is intended as a long lasting act of place making for the surrounding neighbourhoods. “The Splash is designed to be "appropriated" by the neighborhood. Already during the installation, we saw that people chat with each other on the seating elements, that children skateboard over the surfaces, and that even the little ones climb and scramble over the diving board. It works, how cool is that!” Read more at the link in bio #placemaking #design #archdaily #urban #urbanism
EVENT: We are hosting a fascinating workshop & dis EVENT: We are hosting a fascinating workshop & discussion at the RISE Africa Action Urban Festival (@futureafricancities) We will be exploring indirect and alternative routes to placemaking across different African cities, where productive public spaces have been created, organically and through social action, rather than through urban planning/design interventions. Come learn about these inspiring, creative and impactul stories and projects! See link in bio to register #publicplaces #alternativeplacemaking #functionalpublicspace #urbanspaces #socialaction #inspringchange #innovation #creativeexpression #communityparticipation #insugerntplanning #communitydevelopment #celebratingafricanculture #learningthroughchange #RiseAfrica #Africa
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We have 2 internship openings! The application dea We have 2 internship openings! The application deadline is 06 May with a 17 May start date. Link in bio. The Internship and Learnership comprises: >> A 6 week introduction to urbanism covering areas relating to each of our 5 focus areas: This includes amongst others topics from public spaces, affordable housing, smart cities, mobility, walkability, partnership-building and communication >> A 1-day assessment based on a selection of OFC past research studies and reports >> Site visits to projects across Cape Town and possibly South Africa >> Involvement and research, engagement and project management skills development in a selection of our projects >> Engagement with stakeholders, project partners, clients and key leaders in urbanism
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