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.“
La Voz de Galicia 13/07/2019 “Once again, the activity, coordinated by the architect Sandra González, had a multidisciplinary and international presence. Thus, the session was attended by Ana Gabriela Godinho and Débora Sanches, both are professors at Mackenzie University.“
O Barbanza 12/07/2019 “These days, until Sunday, there are being held in Rianxo conferences that seek to establish future urban models (the towns and cities we want to have) based on the results of past and present urban experiences and, above all, from a factor of knowledge and intuition of proven worth: common sense. We are talking about “A vila do mañá, hai mulleres“ days“
La Voz de Galicia 11/07/2019 “Twelve architects will be the protagonists this year of the urban planning cycle “A vila do mañá”, which will begin today with a workshop given by the promoter of the course, Sandra González Álvarez. Tomorrow there will be two round tables in which the different professionals will participate –and which will be moderated by Fernando Agrasar, director of the Higher Technical School of Architecture of A Coruña– and in which the future challenges of urban planning in Galicia will be analysed. In addition, the program of activities includes seeking proposals to convert a corner near Campo de Arriba into a public space, where an illegally constructed building was demolished.“
La Voz de Galicia 05/07/2019 “In the town of tomorrow, there are women. This is the title of the conference that will take place between Thursday and Sunday next week in Rianxo. They will have the participation of a dozen architects, who will offer their vision on what the urbanism of the future must be like. As a complement, a workshop open to the public will be held in order to turn into an appropriate public space a corner near the Campo de Arriba in which an illegally built building was demolished.”
Protegim-nos 07/04/2019 “Ariadna Eeltink, from the “Camins Escolars” collective moderated the round table “Mobility and vulnerable groups” as part of the technical sessions of the Vallès Sustainable Mobility Fair in which Sandra González, promoter of the “A vila” Project participated do moraan”, Josep Canals, from Sabadell City Council, Jordi Canudas from the collective “Protect pedestrians” and Ole Thorson from “Intra-Consultors de Mobilitat.”
Diari de Sabadell 03/04/2019 “”During the three days, more than 70 nationally and internationally recognized speakers will meet together with 250 professionals who will discuss a wide range of topics within sustainable mobility. Miquel Martí from Moventia, Alfonso Sanz from Gea21, Esther Anaya from Imperial stand out College London, Mireia Gascón from ISGLOBAL, Ole Thorson from INTRA SL, Susana Pascual from the Air Quality Platform, Fundación para la Movilidad sostenible y Segura with Pau Noy and Sandra González with PØSTarquitectos.”
El Correo Gallego 10/03/2019 “It is an innovative initiative, led by the architect Sandra González, where cities and towns become game boards and experimentation laboratories for young people to contribute their gaze on the spaces in which they live. Through a series of games in urban spaces, the aim is to find out how kids see the places where they live and, above all, how they want them to be in the future.“
La Voz de Galicia 09/03/2019 ““A Vila do Mañá“ project, born as an experience in Rianxo in December 2016 by the architect Sandra González, will be unveiled in the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo this month. This experience, which has also taken place in Ribeira and A Pobra do Caramiñal, is sponsored by the Association for the Defense of the Galician Cultural Heritage, chaired by Carlos Fernández Coto“
La Voz de Galicia 07/03/2019 “Nothing can ever change if the protagonists of the turn grow back to what is expected of them. It seems obvious, but too often it is forgotten. Last year, Vilagarcía provided a rare opportunity to put into practice a simple and sensible principle. For several days, fifty kids took the streets and squares as could only be done when cars did not yet dominate the urban space. That experience, carried out under the direction of the architect Sandra González Álvarez, is now summarized in a book that the Council will distribute through schools and social centers.”
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