Idea by
Senada Demirovic Habibija, Joachim Granit
Center for Architecture, Dialogue and Art, ADA Mostar
Call for ideas 2017
Urban Acupuncture
Urban Acupuncture
“Building Blocks” is a program that sets the children and their ideas at the heart of contemporary architecture, developed by Fargfabriken, Foundation for contemporary Art and Architecture. It is a playful process that offers children an opportunity to turn their creative vision into reality. This is a new way of thinking and innovative educational methods, but above all, this program provides a concrete picture of how children can be involved in the process of creating a space in which they live. The beginning of the entire process is particularly interesting because this was from a space that is familiar to children, such as playing outdoors, sitting in the yard, playing in the park. Ingenuity and creativity didn’t miss, but there is one significant issue that dominated from the start, which is to protect the environment and use of renewable energy in the building. It imposed the further development of the project.
Urban Acupuncture
Urban Acupuncture
“Building Blocks” is a program that sets the children and their ideas at the heart of contemporary architecture, developed by Fargfabriken, Foundation for contemporary Art and Architecture. It is a playful process that offers children an opportunity to turn their creative vision into reality. This is a new way of thinking and innovative educational methods, but above all, this program provides a concrete picture of how children can be involved in the process of creating a space in which they live. The beginning of the entire process is particularly interesting because this was from a space that is familiar to children, such as playing outdoors, sitting in the yard, playing in the park. Ingenuity and creativity didn’t miss, but there is one significant issue that dominated from the start, which is to protect the environment and use of renewable energy in the building. It imposed the further development of the project.