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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”
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They will enjoy activities and interventions related to art and architecture in the morning and afternoon, and at no cost to users.
The streets of Silleda will be play areas from June 27 to July 1
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‘A Vila do Maña’ returns with free workshops for children aged 5 and over | The registration period will open next week.
Silleda will become a playground with “The town of tomorrow”
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This educational project is repeated after the good reception of 2021
My village, a great unknown
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Silleda, A Vila do Mañá starts with all places covered
The wonderful adventure of discovering what surrounds you
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The wonderful adventure of discovering what surrounds you.
How can we recover the identity of our peoples? How could they become a meeting and exchange place again? Some of these issues led the PØSTarquitectos studio to create the A vila do mañá project, an educational and informative initiative so that, through play, children become aware of all scales of the common: architecture, tangible heritage and intangible, urbanism and landscape.
In Trasdeza the program A vila do mañá started
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In Trasdeza, the A vila do mañá program started, although inclement weather affected the activities of some groups. They will work on the development of a plant wall and an orchard in Juan Salgueiro square, along with other outdoor initiatives in different streets of Silleda, to bring the territory closer to the little ones.
There are still free places in the classrooms for “Silleda, A Vila do Mañá”
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“El proyecto educativo tendrá lugar del 28 de este mes al 3 de julio.
Los talleres de “Silleda, a vila do mañá” cuentan ya con 55 niños y niñas inscritos, pero disponen todavía de 18 plazas libres en el turno de tarde, de 17.00 a 20.00 horas. Las personas interesadas en participar tienen que cubrir el formulario de inscripción en el registro municipal, o descargarlo en la web y remitirlo a través de la sede electrónica.
Esta apuesta lúdico-educativa tendrá lugar durante la semana del 28 de junio al 3 de julio. En los últimos años se celebró en distintas localidades gallegas, así como en Sao Paulo, en Brasil. Los talleres están destinados a niños y niñas de 5 a 14 años del municipio, y ofrecen distintas actividades coordinadas por una persona monitora. Las actividades serán gratuitas, tendrán lugar en espacios públicos de Silleda. Los progenitores dejarán y recogerán a los participantes en el pabellón César G. Fares.
Las actividades quieren concienciar a los más jóvenes del municipio sobre la arquitectura, el patrimonio, el urbanismo y el paisaje. Por eso se van a trabajar conceptos como la percepción, la escala, la sostenibilidad o el plano. Así, con “Silleda, A Vila do Mañá” se tomará la localidad como un tablero de juego y laboratorio de experimentación, transformando la localidad en algo nuevo a descubrir, si se mira con otros ojos. El reto principal de esta iniciativa es que la infancia y la adolescencia estén presentes en la construcción de los espacios comunes, dotándolos de las herramientas necesarias para desarrollar su creatividad a través del arte pero también de la arquitectura.”
“Silleda will bring its heritage and landscape closer to children with games”
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“”A Vila do Mañá” will include workshops for six days
Silleda wants to bring the identity of towns and cities closer through game dynamics for children, in an informative and educational initiative that seeks to raise awareness about architecture, heritage, urbanism and the everyday landscape. The program, named A Vila do Mañá, will take place over a week and is aimed at children between the ages of 5 and 14. It will take place from June 28 to July 3.
This type of informative project, which is equally committed to entertainment and education, was developed in previous years in other Galician towns and also reached cities such as San Paulo in Brazil. The activities will take place through the streets of Silleda, in the morning and afternoon, coordinated by monitors. They will be free for those registered in the municipality, with 40 offers. Starting next week, interested parties will be able to register at the town hall. The program will take place from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., except for the last day on Saturday, which will only be in the morning hours.
A Vila do Mañá is jointly organized by the Departments of Culture, Education and Urban Planning. As a background, it appears to bring the little ones closer to how the identity of the localities can be recovered and that they be a place of meeting and exchange. The educational project was designed by the POSTarqueitectos studio. It is sought that children and adolescents are actively present in the process of building common spaces, providing them with tools to develop their creativity through art and architecture.
The promoter of the initiative, Sandra González, highlighted yesterday during her presentation, accompanied by the councilor for Education, Ángela Troitiño, and Urban Planning, Pili Peón, that “the end is to provoke nefariousness and to awaken a new look at the spaces in which they develop to his life». During those six days, Silleda will become a large game board and experimentation laboratory, transforming the streets into something new to discover if you look at and walk with different eyes. It is made with characteristic elements of the municipality of Trasdeza, as a game of the goose.
The architect Sandra González also stressed that “it is important that from small we know the value of our territory to be aware and know food or tomorrow.” The workshops will be structured through the concepts of perception, space, landscape, scale, sustainability and village, together with tools such as the point, the line, the plane and the three-dimensional.
In short, it seeks to conceive the town as a play space, recovering ideas proposed by the Dutchman Aldo Van Eyck and prizes from Francesco Tonucci, creator of the A cidade dos nenos program, giving prominence to this age group to promote the recovery of the territory for citizens . The program has already been developed successfully in recent years in different parts of Galicia, from Vilagarcía to Carballo, Arzúa or Ames, as well as Arteixo, Rianxo, Malpica, Cambados or Santiago, among others.
“Silleda will be for the children”
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¨‘A Vila do Mañá’ will turn the streets into a game board from June 28 to July 3 | It is free and is aimed at children from 5 to 14 years old.
How can we recover the identity of our towns and cities? How could they once again be a place of meeting and sharing? Some of these issues led the PØSTarquitectos studio to create the A Vila do Mañá project, so that, through the dynamics of play, children become aware of architecture, tangible and intangible heritage, urban planning and landscape. This recreational educational initiative, which has already been developed in recent years in different Galician towns and in Sao Paulo (Brazil), will arrive in Silleda from June 28 to July 3.
A Vila do Mañá will offer free workshops coordinated by monitors in the morning (9:00-14:00) and afternoon (17:00-20:00) in the streets of Silleda; Saturday, the last day, only in the morning session. It is open to children from the municipality between the ages of 5 and 14, with prior registration, which can be formalized starting next week. In principle, 40 places are offered.
The main challenge is that childhood and adolescence are actively present in the process of building common spaces, providing them with the necessary tools to develop their creativity through art and architecture. “The goal is to provoke them and awaken a new perspective on the spaces in which they develop their lives,” explains the architect Sandra González Álvarez, promoter of the initiative, who participated in its presentation together with the Councilors for Education, Ángela Troitiño, and Urban Planning, Pilar Peón, organizing departments together with Culture, directed by Mónica González Conde.
Silleda, a vila do mañá will take the town as a game board and a laboratory for experimentation, transforming it into “something new to discover if you look at it and explore it with different eyes”. The board will be made with characteristic elements of the municipality, conceived as an original and unprecedented game of the goose. “It is important that from a young age we know the value of our territory to be aware and know how to take care of it tomorrow,” explains Sandra González. The activities will be structured around six fundamental concepts: perception, space, landscape, scale, sustainability and the villa, with tools such as the point, the line, the plane and the three-dimensional element.
He conceives the villa as a play space, recovering ideas proposed by the Dutchman Aldo van Eyck and the premises of the Italian Francesco Tonucci –creator of La ciudad de los niños– with the aim that children act as the vanguard of the recovery of the territory for the citizenry. . Vilagarcía, Carballo, Arzúa, Ames, Rianxo, Cambados, Arteixo, Malpica or Santiago are some of the towns that guarantee its success.
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