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”.“
Que pasa na Costa 19/08/2020 “Between 24 and 28 August, Malpica is developing, for the third time, the interesting educational program ‘A Vila do Mañá’. Promoted by A Coruña Council and with the support of ETSAC (Higher Technical School of Architecture of A Coruña) and APATRIGAL (Association for the Defense of Galician Heritage), this program aims to raise awareness about architecture, heritage, urbanism and the landscape of the our city council through games”, as the mayor Walter Pardo emphasized in the presentation.“
Xornal Galicianorte 18/08/2020 “The plenary hall of Malpica‘s City Council hosted today, Tuesday, August 18, the official presentation of the educational program ‘A Vila do Mañá’. The event was attended by the Mayor, Walter Pardo, the Councilor for Social Services and Economic Promotion, Sergio García Villar, and the Councilor for Tourism, Security, Traffic, Services and Agriculture, Alfredo Cañizo. The presentation was also attended by the creator and director of the program, Sandra González Álvarez, and Santiago Rojo Martínez, a member of Post Arquitectos. Both will be responsible for teaching the training sessions of this initiative.“
NH Diario 18/08/2020 “The Malpica City Council will host this Tuesday the official presentation of “A vila do mañá“, an educational project that is now celebrating its third edition in the municipality.
The event will be held today in the plenary hall of the City Council, at 11:00. Through “A vila do mañá“ program, aimed to children of the municipality, the goal is to make kids aware of architecture, heritage, urban planning and landscape“
La Voz de Galicia 18/08/2020 “The City Council today welcomes, in the plenary hall, the official presentation of “A vila do mañá“ workshop, which is now celebrating its third edition. The event, which will take place at 11:00 am, will explain what the educational project, aimed to children, consists on. The program’s goal is to make them aware of architecture, heritage, urbanism and landscape“
NH Diario 15/08/2020 “The Malpica City Council will host a new edition of “A Vila do Mañá“ workshop, which will take place between August 24 and 28, whose programming will be adapted to the new reality dew to the appearance of the coronavirus and the need of modifying urban spaces to suit people.“
Historia de Galicia 29/07/2020 “At one time we were afraid of the mountain. It was the mountain of wolf, of the ogre, of darkness. It was the place where we could get lost. When elders told us tales, the mountain was the preferred place to hide from enemies, traps, anguish. […] At one time we felt safe between the houses, in the city, the neighborhood. This was the place where we were looking for teammates, where we found them to play together. […]
But in a few decades, everything changed. There has been a tremendous, fast, total transformation, as our society has never seen before (at least as recorded in documented history). […] The mountain became beautiful, luminous, the object of dreams and desires. The city, on the other hand, has become something dirty, gray, monstrous”. This is Francesco Tonucci’s story appearing on the website of “A Vila do Mañá” project
NH Diario 23/07/2020 “A Vila do Mañá project inaugurates its second phase in which it will adapt its programming to the new reality created after the appearance of the coronavirus and to the need to modify urban spaces to suit people.
“A Vila do Mañá“ is an educational project whose goal is to promote, through game, children and teenagers’ awareness of all common scales: architecture, heritage, urbanism and landscape. It is necessary that children and adolescents actively witness the processes of common space’s construction (square, neighbourhood, city…), providing them with the necessary tools to aware the value of their environment and develop their creativity from art and architecture.”
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