More than 60 children and teenagers participated in an urban lab that turned streets, landmarks, and everyday places into ideas for tackling depopulation.
For five days, Archidona hosted a pioneering initiative—the first of its kind in Andalusia—in which more than 60 children and young people worked together to imagine how to improve the municipality’s public spaces.
Last week, from July 27 to 31, the municipality of Archidona hosted A Vila do Mañá (‘The Village of Tomorrow’), an urban mediation and architectural education project.
Last week, from July 27 to 31, the municipality of Archidona, in the province of Málaga, hosted the innovative urban mediation and architectural education project A Vila do Mañá (‘The Village of Tomorrow’). More than 60 children and young people from across the province took part in the initiative, working together to reimagine and redesign public spaces. The project is promoted by the Provincial Council of Málaga
Last week, from July 27 to 31, Archidona hosted the innovative urban mediation and architectural education project A Vila do Mañá (‘The Village of Tomorrow’), bringing together more than 60 children and young people from across the province to reimagine and redesign public spaces. The initiative is promoted by the Provincial Council of Málaga.
Supported by the Spanish Ministry of Culture, La Noria, and the Provincial Council of Málaga, the project has carried out a week of participatory activities in various public spaces throughout the municipality.
This week, the Archidona City Council is launching A Vila do Mañá, a participatory project aimed at children and teenagers with the goal of involving them in shaping the city and gaining insight into their vision for the municipality.