Child friendly cities include spaces for children to walk about independently, access play spaces and services, and be a part of the city. In many cities in the United States, the 15-minute neighbourhood is being...Read more
Can playing be used as a tool to reclaim cities for people; involving both children and adults in a process to re-inhabit public space? We can assert, yes, it can. The experience of “FLPP. Fronte...Read more
|Comment|author: TaMaLaCa - Interdisciplinary research group
Rotterdam works on becoming a sustainable city where children have room to grow. As part of a Child Friendly Rotterdam initiative, the city planners developed an urban planning method “Building Blocks for a Child Friendly Rotterdam”,...Read more
Children are spending less time playing outside, despite the fact that all the experts agree that playing outdoors is of value for children’s development. Urban planners are challenged with a task to create cities which...Read more