A Design Studio Showcasing the Value of Play
The Urban Conga
Project 4: Shifting Totems is a series of three totems that were designed with the Glenville community in Cleveland, OH to spark moments of pride, empowerment, and inspiration within the community.
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The Urban Conga
A Design Studio Showcasing the Value of Play
The Urban Conga
Project 4: Each totem has a series of units that can be rotated to spell out different words like grow, strong, knowledge, go vote, and many more.
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The Urban Conga
A Design Studio Showcasing the Value of Play
The Urban Conga
Project 4: It was designed to evoke a moment that would empower and inspire the neighborhood’s youth by sparking an open conversation about the neighborhood's past, present, and future.
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The Urban Conga
A Design Studio Showcasing the Value of Play
The Urban Conga
Project 4: Shifting Totems is a connector between two neighborhoods that have had to persevere through a lot of adversity throughout their history.
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The Urban Conga
A Design Studio Showcasing the Value of Play
The Urban Conga
Project 5: Why sit when you can play is a musical bench system designed to bring the everyday park bench back to life.
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The Urban Conga
A Design Studio Showcasing the Value of Play
The Urban Conga
Project 5: The musical bench system contains sections of musical aluminum notes that each has two octaves of notes that can be played with attached mallets.
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The Urban Conga
A Design Studio Showcasing the Value of Play
The Urban Conga
Project 5: Each of the musical benches is custom designed for the space in which they are located. The forms of the bench are created to encourage a multitude of seating interactions from a romantic couple on a date to a spontaneous jam session.
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The Urban Conga
A Design Studio Showcasing the Value of Play
The Urban Conga
Project 5: These customizable musical benches can be seen in a variety of locations around the United States as well as in Mexico City, Mexico as seen above.
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The Urban Conga
Unveiling of the New Gardens of the 22nd Edition of the International Garden Festival
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
HässjaEmil Bäckström, architectStockholm, Sweden
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Emil Bäckström, architect
Unveiling of the New Gardens of the 22nd Edition of the International Garden Festival
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
HässjaEmil Bäckström, architectStockholm, Sweden
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Emil Bäckström, architect
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Unveiling of the New Gardens of the 22nd Edition of the International Garden Festival
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
Choose your Own AdventureBalmori Associates [Noémie Lafaurie-Debany, Javier Gonzalez-Campana, Simon Escabi, Chris Liao, Cristina Preciado, landscape and urban designers]New York, United States
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Balmori Associates [Noémie Lafaurie-Debany, Javier Gonzalez-Campana, Simon Escabi, Chris Liao, Cristina Preciado, landscape and urban designers]
Unveiling of the New Gardens of the 22nd Edition of the International Garden Festival
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
Miroirs acoustiquesEmmanuelle Loslier, landscape architect, Camille Zaroubi, landscape architectMontreal (Quebec) Canada
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Emmanuelle Loslier, landscape architect, Camille Zaroubi, landscape architect
Unveiling of the New Gardens of the 22nd Edition of the International Garden Festival
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
Miroirs acoustiquesEmmanuelle Loslier, landscape architect, Camille Zaroubi, landscape architectMontreal (Quebec) Canada
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Emmanuelle Loslier, landscape architect, Camille Zaroubi, landscape architect
Unveiling of the New Gardens of the 22nd Edition of the International Garden Festival
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
Open Spacelegaga [Gabriel Lemelin, Francis Gaignard, Sandrine Gaulin, interns in architecture]Quebec (Quebec) Canada
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legaga [Gabriel Lemelin, Francis Gaignard, Sandrine Gaulin, interns in architecture]
Unveiling of the New Gardens of the 22nd Edition of the International Garden Festival
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
Porte-bonheurDavid Bonnard, architect DE-HMONP, Laura Giuliani, landscaper, Amélie Viale, visual artistLyon, Villefranche sur Saône et Lissieu, France
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David Bonnard, architect DE-HMONP, Laura Giuliani, landscaper, Amélie Viale, visual artist
Unveiling of the New Gardens of the 22nd Edition of the International Garden Festival
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
(in) between soils - Special mentionONE-AFTR [Joon Ma, architect, Ryu Ahn, architect]Boston and New York, United States
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ONE-AFTR [Joon Ma, architect, Ryu Ahn, architect]
Unveiling of the New Gardens of the 22nd Edition of the International Garden Festival
International Garden Festival | Reford Gardens
Bonheur plat - Special mentionCéline Arnaudeau, multidisciplinary designer, Marc-Antoine Goyette, designer and traditional carpenterMontreal (Quebec) Canada
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Céline Arnaudeau, multidisciplinary designer, Marc-Antoine Goyette, designer and traditional carpenter
Pedestrians Create Surging Light Projections in Artwork by Matthias Oostrik
Matthias Oostrik
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Gert Jan van Rooij
Pedestrians Create Surging Light Projections in Artwork by Matthias Oostrik
Matthias Oostrik
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Gert Jan van Rooij
Pedestrians Create Surging Light Projections in Artwork by Matthias Oostrik
Matthias Oostrik
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Gert Jan van Rooij
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