Canal Rías Baixas 30/06
The first of them, already a regular of the summer season, will be ‘A vila do maña’, from the 4th to the 8th of July.
Silleda’s childhood paints his future
Faro de Vigo 30/06
The participants in “A Vila do Maña” mark the Avenida Recinto Ferial with bright colors to invite the traffic to calm down and project murals in Juan Salgueiro, Santa Eulalia and Progreso.
Summer holidays a stone’s throw from home
Faro de Vigo 28/06
“A Vila do Maña” started yesterday in the town of Silleda.
Vila do Maña in Silleda will have 78 participants this year
La Voz de Galicia 21/06
A fun and educational initiative that seeks to raise awareness among schoolchildren about issues such as architecture, heritage, urban planning and the landscape.
About eighty children from Silleda enroll in “A Vila do Maña”
Faro de Vigo 21/06
They will enjoy activities and interventions related to art and architecture in the morning and afternoon, and at no cost to users.
Rianxo once again hosts A vila do Mañá
El Correo Gallego 17/06
After being developed in 19 Galician municipalities and in Brazil, the project The town of tomorrow, designed and directed by the architect Sandra González Álvarez to raise awareness among young people about the importance of responsible and sustainable urbanism, will rule Rianxo this summer.
The A Vila do Mañá project returns to Rianxo to be around the schools
La Voz de Galicia 17/06
The initiative has two aspects, one aimed at improving road safety and the other at beautifying the town with fenced murals and vertical spaces.
The boys from Carballo design ‘The town of tomorrow’
El Correo Gallego 30/12
A book collects the proposals of the youngest // The project wants to stimulate a critical attitude among children so that they begin their development as active citizens
“Carballo is, for me, the town of tomorrow and is at the forefront of Galician towns”
El Correo Gallego 30/12
A book collects the proposals of the youngest // The project wants to stimulate a critical attitude among children so that they begin their development as active citizens
“Touro becomes the Village of Tomorrow”
El Correo Gallego 16/08
Through graffiti made on the walls, the young people became aware of the architecture, heritage, town planning and landscape of the municipal capital, Fonte Díaz. They painted 65 square meters of fences. The activity manages to generate an identity bond among the youngest with their locality of origin.
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