La Voz de Galicia 22/08/2018 “What better way to learn and appreciate the heritage and architecture of the town rather than playing. The program “A vila do mañá“ is applying it. Yesterday it was in Fefiñáns and today, in A Pastora.”
Children “conquer” Pastora and Fefiñáns with the project “A Vila do Mañá”
Faro de Vigo 22/08/2018 “The aim of the project is to redefine society’s relationship with urban public spaces, which are often closed and even dangerous for pedestrians. The initiative has international awards, and in Galicia it is sponsored by the Association for the Defense of Cultural Heritage of Galicia, whose vice president Javier Montero, Cambados‘ native. “These activities interest us a lot because one of our open fronts is education about the territory, architecture, landscape and heritage“.”
“A Vila do Mañá” in Ferrol
La Voz de Galicia 21/08/2018 “Ferrol City Council opens today the registration period for a workshop to children from 3 to 12 years old that aims to involve minors in the construction of the common space in which they move. The initiative will run from September 3 to 7 and includes proposals related to architecture, urban planning and landscape.”
Urbanism involves children in “A Vila do Mañá” design
Diario de Ferrol 21/08/2018 “[…] Working with concepts related to the perception of the city in which you live, the habitat, place and urban situations, the analysis of the horizontal plane as a shaping element of space, the types of colours and textures of the pavement used in squares or streets, reflections on the landscape, the horizon, the line of the sky, or the two and three-dimensional elements as well as the human proportion within the city”
The educational project “A vila do mañá” presented at Ferrol City Council
Galicia Ártabra 20/08/2018 “Ferrol councilors, María Fernández Lemos, Álvaro Montes and Suso Basterrechea presented an educational project this Monday morning during a press conference, which they called “a very beautiful project, ‘A vila do mañá‘, with which we want to start the month of September, the month of Mobility in our city, with a workshop for small people, children and adolescents, focused on architecture, urban planning and the landscape that will take place from 3 to September 7, both included”.“
“I was very excited to be chosen, it’s like representing Spain in Eurovision”
La Opinión A Coruña 19/08/2018 “Sandra González, who works as an architect in her A Coruña studio, takes the site between San Andrés and Mantelería streets to the Biennial, where she designed a “manufacturing laboratory“, a complex dedicated to the production of designs and inventions embodied in an open-plan building with exterior coloured stairs that will generate an “urban revival“. But not only that project bears her signature in the Spanish virtual and physical pavilion.“
“A Vila do Mañá” program in Vilagarcía
La Voz de Galicia 18/08/2018 “The “A vila do mañá” program teaches more than a hundred children to have fun and learn in public spaces.“
Conde Vallellano was one of the children
Faro de Vigo 10/08
Children claim their right to be able to play in the Villagarcian streets
“A Vila do Mañá” on TVG
TVG 07/08/2018 “One hundred children between 3 and 12 years old participate during this week in Vilagarcía in the workshops of “A Vila do Mañá“. It is a project that aims to discover, playfully, the vision that children have of the cities in which they live and to introduce ideas to modify them.
The project is based on an idea of the city in which cars rejected people. The ribbons in the old fish market square of Vilagarcía symbolize urban obstacles.
Children explore the playful side, make it their own, and tomorrow they will invade a street to create their own leisure space.“
“A Vila do Mañá” program in Bueu
Xornal de Vigo e Comarcas 05/08/2018 “The workshop was led by the award-winning architect Sandra González Álvarez and her team (PØSTarquitectos). Throughout these five days, concepts such as the invasion of spaces through games, frames, mirrors, lines and ribbons, three-dimensional elements and balloons were worked on, with the idea of seen the town as a space for citizens and not as a threat, as is usually the case.”
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