La Voz de Galicia 23/09
The capital of Arousa put an end to Mobility Week yesterday with the closure of the city center to motorized traffic and an activity designed for the little ones. The Vilagarcía of the future belongs to the kids, who could imagine an urban space at their service, playing in places that are usually occupied by cars.
PontevedraViva!com 22/09/2019 “On the occasion of the celebration of the European Mobility Week, the Vilagarcía de Arousa Council has published 17,000 copies of the Vaiapé, a map that measures in time the distances from the dissuasive car parks to the various services offered in the urban centre. 15,000 copies will be distributed to homes by mailbox system.“
Faro de Vigo 21/09/2019 “The program of the European Mobility Week includes a rehearsal for the pedestrianization of Conde Vallellano street throughout the afternoon today, from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., with the launch of the workshop “A vila do mañá“, an educational project and of dissemination whose objective is to promote, through game and childhood, the awareness of all common scales. The activity that will turn Vilagarcía into a game board and experimentation laboratory is in charge of POSTarquitectos. At night, from 9:00 p.m., the cycling march will start from the Plaza de la Independencia.”
La Voz de Galicia 17/09/2019 “Suddenly, around five o’clock in the afternoon, the day darkened and the rain appeared. At first in an intense way and then in a calmer but persistent way. Persistent enough to disrupt some of the activities that were planned for yesterday’s session, the first of the wide program of activities that the Vilagarcía Council has prepared for the Mobility Week.“
La Voz de Galicia 13/09/2019 “Paola María and Lino Mouriño announced yesterday an intense European Mobility Week. The councilors of Urbanism e Mobility, and Services, respectively, are the visible faces of a project in which Alberto Varela’s government team has been working for four years: the conversion of Vilagarcía into a municipality won for pedestrians and the sustainable alternatives of transport against smoking car that each one uses if there is no choice. There are many lines that Ravella has worked on to achieve this goal. María Mochales pointed out some: the recovery of the Vaibike! Bicycle stations, the imminent introduction of the bicycle lanes and the bike lane to Carril or the creation of the Vaibús !, the first own bus service to the Hospital do Salnés. All this, in some way, converges in the Mobility Week that will be activated on Monday to give the citycentre to pedestrians and cyclists.“
La Voz de Galicia 13/09/2019 “Paola María and Lino Mouriño announced yesterday an intense European Mobility Week. The councilors of Urbanism and Mobility, and Services, respectively, are the visible faces of a project in which Alberto Varela’s government team has been working for four years: the conversion of Vilagarcía into a municipality won for pedestrians and the sustainable alternatives of transport against smoking car that each one uses if there is no choice. There are many lines that Ravella has worked on to achieve this goal. María Mochales pointed out some: the recovery of the Vaibike! Bicycle stations, the imminent introduction of the bicycle lanes and the bike lane to Carril or the creation of the Vaibús!, the first own bus service to the Hospital do Salnés. All this, in some way, converges in the Mobility Week that will be activated on Monday to give the city center to pedestrians and cyclists.”
NH Diario 28/07/2019 “Malpica‘s mayor, Walter Pardo, and the creator and director of the project “A vila do mañá“, the architect Sandra González, presented the children’s workshops that will take place from Monday, July 29 to Friday, August 2 with the objective of involving children and teenagers in the transformation of urban space in order to achieve an increasingly livable town. “
Diario de Bergantiños 20/07
The mayor of Malpica and the creator and director of “A Vila do Mañá”, the architect Sandra González, presented this activity yesterday at the civic center.
La Voz de Galicia 18/08/2019 ““A vila do mañá” project is an initiative of the Department of Education, of which the municipality of Malpica will be part. From July 29 to August 2, Malpica’s children will be able to participate in work and playful interventions to transform different spaces in the municipality. Kids from 3 to 15 years old will be able to enjoy the activity.“
NH Diario 16/07/2019 “Malpica City Council invites all children to idealize their city hall through the project “A vila do mañá”, an initiative of the Official College of Architects of Galicia, the Higher Technical School of Architecture of A Coruña, the Association for the Defense of Cultural Heritage Gallego and Post Architects.“
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