Design thinking shapes the future of İstanbul’s neighbourhoods
Tasarım Atolyesi Kartal (‘Design Atelier Kartal’– abbreviated as TAK Kartal) is a creative innovation space that brings together Kartal residents, designers, volunteers, students and supporters to collaboratively create ideas.
P.A.R.T.Y in Chicago: engaging communities through art for urban transformation
Chicago identified priority investment corridors in each neighborhood for streetscape and public realm enhancements, including new roadways, sidewalks, light poles, bike lanes, landscaping and community plazas.
Can ‘Wake the Lake’ reawaken Bengalaru’s dying lakes?
Wake the Lake is a flagship campaign to revive the dying lakes of Bengaluru. The campaign is a strong demonstration of collaboration between civic bodies, corporates and citizens for.
Making space for arts and culture: Vancouver leads the way in arts ownership
The purpose of the Community Amenity Contribution (CAC) policies is to prioritise the development of arts and culture spaces in city-building. The primary goal is to create more opportunities.
Cultural identity at risk: the challenge facing Vancouver’s historic Chinatown
Conditionally approved by Council in 2022, Vancouver proposed priority projects, actions, partners, policy work, and resources to foster a
vibrant Chinatown, and provide a foundational document towards a potential UNESCO.
How Shenzhen’s Nantou ancient city preserves its 1,700-year heritage amidst urban development
Nantou Ancient City renovation project was set up to preserve and enhance a historically significant district in Shenzhen with a rich history spanning over 1,700 years. This district is.
The art of participation: ‘Creative December’ and its evolving role in Shenzhen
Creative December has become an important cultural festival for Shenzhen citizens.
‘Summer in the City of Rams’: how the campaign model is bridging heritage and modern culture in Guangzhou
The Guangzhou government has been keen to upgrade the cultural offer of the city, to revitalise its traditional culture, and offer more artistic activities to the general public.
Art avenues to a more equitable Chicago: ‘We Will Chicago’ unveiled
A ten year framework to enhance citywide equity and resiliency, the "We Will Chicago" plan includes approximately 40 goals and 150 objectives to improve Chicagoans' lives, especially individuals impacted.
Who tells the story? Chicago changes the landscape of memory
Chicago recognized the need for a larger reckoning with monuments that symbolize outdated values and
that do not tell the story, or the full story, of the city's history.