O Correo de Bergantiños 17/12/2020 “Two years after his first and positive experience, this Nadal returns to Carballo as the project “A vila do mañá”. As a result of the restrictions set by COVID, it will have to be carried out through a virtual format, so that boys and girls of 6 At 12 years, design the Carballo of the future.”
Deputación da Coruña 17/12/2020
“The area of Culture of the Deputación da Coruña supports the initiative through the line of subsidies to singular projects in competitive concurrence
The deputy Xurxo Couto, the coordinator Sandra González and the architect Luz Paz presented the project that reflects the experience in Arzúa.”
La Voz de Galicia 10/12/2020
“The registration period will be open from December 10 to 17.
Two years after the first experience, the “A vila do mañá” project returns to Carballo, involving children from 6 to 12 years old to help build the “Carballo do futuro”. This year it will be in a virtual format and children will be provided with a box with the necessary materials to develop a series of activities that will be proposed to them through the web www. aviladomana.com. There will be sections that the participants will be able to do both outside and inside the home, turning Carballo into a kind of game of the Goose. The registration period will be open from December 10 to 17. Children from 6 to 12 years old can register.
Que pasa na Costa 10/12/2020 “It has already held one edition in Carballo and two in Malpica. And not even the pandemic can with the singular project “The town of tomorrow”. live, but it will do so in a virtual format and with the same desire to involve children in the design of the Oak of the future.”
NH Diario 9/12/2020 “The project “The town of tomorrow”, by the architect Sandra González Álvarez, returns to Carballo two years after its first edition. And it does so in a virtual format due to the current health situation.”
El Comacal (La Voz de Galicia) 26/11/2020 “Schoolchildren participated in a project to discover their habitat through architecture and art”
“How to recover the identity of a town, and how it could be again a place of meeting and exchange are, among others, the questions that explain the birth of ‘A Vila do Mañá’, an educational project whose goal is to promote, through game, children and teenagers´ awareness of the environment in which they live, and actively witness the processes of common space’s construction, thus giving them a leading role, usually reduced to a more controlled play environment such as playgrounds. The aim of the project, signed by the architect Sandra González, and its specific development in Arzúa are detailed in a recently published book, after the participation of a group of children from the town in the experience. Educational tools used in the design of the activities in which the children participated, for which Arzúa presented itself as a “xogo da oca” gameboard, with significant spaces and of reference in each of the boxes. The stone sculpture of the cheesmaker that in the central square of Galicia pays tribute to those who craft the product that identifies the municipality of Arzua, a stage of the Camino de Santiago, the sports complex of the municipal swimming pool, the baroque hermitage of A Mota, the historic complex that, in the urban section of the French route, they form the Carmen and Dolores streets, and some emblematic palaces of the municipality are represented in that original and unpublished “xogo da oca”, formed, thus, by architectonic, urbanistic, landscaping, artistic and cultural elements that form the identity of Arzúa. They were the scenarios in which the children who participated in the project developed activities structured through six concepts -scale, perception, space, town, landscape and sustainable development- and four tools: the point, the line, the plane, and the three-dimensional element.“
Observador 15/09/2020 “So what is it about? The publication has been shared numerous times in the last few hours and seen by more than 27,000 people, but it recounts an experience of a Spanish architectural firm that took place on the first weekend of September in Arzúa, a town in A Coruña.“
La Opinión A Coruña 07/09/2020 ““With the program ‘A Vila do Maña’, Sandra Gonzalez analyzes the design of the cities and whether they are adapted to the new measures derived from Covid-19. To check it out, she went out on Arzua’s streets with children using floaters to learn the safety distance’s measure. “Usually there is no place to walk,” says the architect from A Coruña.“
La Voz de Galicia 19/08/2020 “Malpica‘s Council yesterday hosted the presentation of a new edition of “A vila de mañá“ camp, aimed to children between 6 and 14 years old.
In the event, which in addition to the mayor, Walter Pardo, was attended by the mayor of Social Services and Economic Promotion, Sergio García Villar; and councillor of Tourism, Security, Traffic, Services and Agriculture, Alfredo Cañizo; as well as the creator and director of the program, Sandra González Álvarez. González indicated the initiative will work from the 24th to the 28th of this month with groups of 10 children, up to a total of 40, divided in this way to guarantee security measures against the coronavirus pandemic. Santiago Rojo Martínez, member of Post Arquitectos, was also present at the public event, as he will give training sessions to children.“
El Correo Gallego 19/08/2020 “Children from six years old and above will be able to take part in the third edition of the workshop “A vila do mañá” from 24 to 28 August. An initiative that, according to the mayor, Walter Pardo, aims that children “become aware of the architecture, heritage, urbanism and landscape of our city through games”.“
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