Mobility and vulnerable groups. round table Vallès sustainable mobility fair

Mobility and vulnerable groups. round table Vallès sustainable mobility fair

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.”

“A Vila do Mañá” at the Vallès Sustainable Mobility Fair

“A Vila do Mañá” at the Vallès Sustainable Mobility Fair

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.”

Rianxo exports to Brazil the program “A Vila do Mañá”

Rianxo exports to Brazil the program “A Vila do Mañá”

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.

“A Vila do Mañá” book aims to give value to public spaces among children

“A Vila do Mañá” book aims to give value to public spaces among children

Faro de Vigo   07/03/2019                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  Vilagarcía has a new bibliographic reference for the youngest people thanks to the presentation of the book that collects the activities carried out in A vila do mañá program developed in the town. The Councilor for Mobility, Paola María, highlighted in the presentation that it is an idea very much in line with our city model because the concept of the city is not achieved only with works, but with awareness, especially of the children who will be the future mayors of these cities. In Europe, it is conveyed to us that the well-being of cities is measured in public spaces for people. We believe that the most important thing is to live in cities and enhance the interaction of the children with cities.

Four works compete for the awards of the College of Architects

Four works compete for the awards of the College of Architects

La Voz de Galicia 01/03

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 

Although it is not an urban project, the A vila do mañá project appears in the dissemination category, whose architect is the architect Sandra González. This work has a direct impact on the area, since it consists of holding workshops in which schoolchildren have the task of defining how they would like the place where they live to be.
The experience has been developed in various towns in the region, such as Rianxo and Ribeira.
In addition, she gave rise to the preparation of a book that was distinguished last summer at a seminar held in Pontevedra.

Students from San Francisco School: “A Vila do Mañá” protagonists

Students from San Francisco School: “A Vila do Mañá” protagonists

La Voz de Galicia   28/11/2019                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            Throughout the past week the “Plaza de A Independencia” had some very special visitors. The students from San Francisco School were the protagonists of A Vila do Mañá, which ended yesterday with a very special activity.”

Travel across the Vilagarcía of tomorrow, from A Independencia

Travel across the Vilagarcía of tomorrow, from A Independencia

La Voz de Galicia   20/11/2018                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            Are the works going to start? Drivers asked themselves that question days ago, when signs appeared announcing that parking in the Plaza da Independencia was going to be prohibited. They asked with the same perplexity with which a woman, yesterday afternoon, looked at the tangle of coloured threads that cross the square in all directions. I did not know it, but those brightly coloured strings are part of a time machine that will transport more than three hundred schoolchildren from the neighboring San Francisco School to A Vila do mañá over the next few days.

Children take the squares

Children take the squares

Diario de Arousa   20/11/2018                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              The bustle of screams and children’s laughter was yesterday’s soundtrack of all those who passed through the Praza da Independencia. Dozens of children from San Francisco School took this central square to kick off a new edition of “A Vila do mañá” initiative. Games of all kinds were the main attraction of the morning and will continue to be throughout this week. And the idea is not far from the image that the local government wants for this environment in just a few months. In fact, the works that will pedestrianize two of the three sides of this square will begin imminently. Meanwhile, that enjoyment of the street by pedestrians is experienced by the children.

Vilagarcía’s kid reflect on the city they want as adults

Vilagarcía’s kid reflect on the city they want as adults

Canal Rías Baixas   19/11/2018                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            The chosen location was not a coincidence. A Praza da Independencia will soon undergo a major refurbishment, in which people will gain ground on cars. More than 300 children will pass through this space between today and Friday, or what is the same, 300 inhabitants of tomorrow’s Vilagarcía.”

Logo A Vila do Mañá

Proxecto financiado por:

Proxecto financiado pola Deputación da Coruña