La Voz de Galicia 29/11
Vimianzo will once again promote its Concilia no Nadal program, within the framework of “A Vila do Mañá” and designed for children from 5 to 14 years old. Totally free, it is a playful and educational proposal to be developed from December 26 to 30, with a total of 40 places enabled and registration open until the 16th, at the Casa da Cultura. “Have as an objective to validate and recover the identities of poor and cities,” they advanced from the consistory.
El CorreoGallego 29/08
With graffiti on walls, walls and fences they became aware of their architecture, town planning, heritage and landscape.
Their shadows projected on the road of Faragullas street, in Teixeiro, in the section that runs next to the nursery school, invite you to step on the brake better than any traffic sign.
La Voz de Galicia 24/08
Their A group of 15 young people from Touro participate in a new edition of ‘A Vila do Maña’, an educational proposal by the architect Sandra González.
La Opinión 04/08
The objective of these workshops is for children to become involved in the design of urban spaces, providing them with toolkits that allow them to develop their creativity and pour it into the transformation of common spaces.
Ecosdacomarca 23/08
A group of 15 young people from the municipality transformed Touro and its capital, Fonte Díaz, in the initiative called A Vila do Maña and which covers different localities.
La Opinión 14/08
Its shadows cast on the roadway of Faragullas street, in Teixeiro, in the stretch that runs next to the nursery school, are a better invitation to step on the brakes than any traffic sign.
La Región 23/07
The little ones in the house claimed their space for play with the initiative “The village of tomorrow”, devised by Ourense architect Sandra González, who said goodbye to A Valenzá this Friday after a week of activities.
La Opinión 21/07
The little ones will decorate walls and paint streets in a project that aims to involve them in the construction of the common space.
La Voz de Galicia 20/07
It’s about making them feel like protagonists as citizens and stop seeing the urban fabric as a hostile place.
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