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London-based designer @yinka_ilori is transformin London-based designer @yinka_ilori is transforming 18 pedestrian crossings for this year's London Design Festival @l_d_f_official , using vibrant bands of colour to celebrate places, communities and connected experiences. #pedestriancrossing #publicart #cities #activatespace #temporaryintervention #colour #connection #walking #citiesforpeople #installation #londondesignfestival #london #instatravel #wanderlust #urbanart
OPEN CALL The Rebuilt City, the 2021 edition of th OPEN CALL The Rebuilt City, the 2021 edition of the Urban Festival is aiming to map new frameworks, relationships, possibilities, and designs for how our cities will recover and rebuild amidst multiple crises. This year’s edition of the Urban Festival presents the second chapter to be hosted in this pandemic-era by South African Cities Network in partnership with the Department of Cooperative Governance (DCOG) , the Cities Support Programme, South African Local Government Association (SALGA) and the Department of Human Settlements (DoHs), curated by urbanist Rashiq Fataar of Our Future Cities. We invite all civil society organisations, designers, planners, story-tellers, civil servants, city-dwellers and urban enthusiasts to participate in The Rebuilt City and be part of the conversation toward more sustainable, innovative and resilient cities. This could take the form of a lecture, workshop, virtual tour, film screening, interview, Q&A, exhibition or project pitch. Apply: Link in bio Contact: salome@ourfuturecities.co #urbanfestival #TheREBUILTcity #opencall #recovery #rebuild #cities #urbancrises #postcovidcities #ourfuturecities #urbanmonth
Can striking and colourful temporary architectural Can striking and colourful temporary architectural interventions inform long term urban design? Vibrant floating pavilion in the Coupure Canal during the Bruges Triennale in 2018 showcases a great example of this and how small experimental interventions can be scaled up over time. Architects: Selgascano Images: @iwanbaan #installation #urbandesign #temporaryarchitecture #floatingarchitecture #pavilion #placemaking #organic #architecture #cities #placemaking #scalableapproach
@crassociati merges architecture with urban agricu @crassociati merges architecture with urban agriculture in its design of Jian Mu Tower, a 218-meter high building in Shenzhen, China, which incorporates a large-scale farm into its 51-story structure. The complex is set to become the world’s first “farmscraper,” producing crops that can feed 40,000 people a year, while also housing offices, a supermarket and a food court. #farmscraper #innovation #architecture #urbanfarming #jianmutower #mixeduse #indoorforest #sustainability #urbanagriculture #china Images by CRA graphic team: Gary di Silvio, Pasquale Milieri, Gianluca Zimbardi
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