Topic: Intergenerational approach

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The reconquest of the public space

The Austrian model of the so-called “Wohnstrasse“ (residential street) – a street intended as a social meeting point as well as a counter-project to the increasing urban motorisation in the cities has been existing for...Read more

11-06-2018|Comment|author: Vienna Business Agency

Street play and everyday relationships

Children are at the heart of the street play movement, but geographer and academic Alison Stenning, reporting here from the Play And Playwork conference in Leeds this week, also sees exciting research opportunities into its...Read more

13-07-2017|Comment|author: Alison Stenning

Room for Ghent: planning the spatial future of an historic city

The host city for Child in the City 2016 has embraced the diverse challenges of planning its spatial future by drawing upon the ‘situational expertise’ of its most important stakeholders – the citizens themselves. including children and...Read more

14-12-2016|Comment|author: Adrian Voce

The ‘3D Cave’ – Involving teenagers in planning and design

Many child friendly city initiatives focus on the age group of 6 – 12, thereby disregarding the particular views on the urban environment of teenagers. In fact, they are often regarded as a tough audience...Read more

15-02-2016|Comment|author: Sven De Visscher