Edible Streets How-to Guide

The Edible Streets: How-To Guide by Oxford Brookes University, School of Architecture, is a practical resource for transforming urban spaces into thriving, food-producing areas. Developed in collaboration with Oxfordshire County […]

Guidelines on Behavioural Change

We created a visually attractive and practical guideline that supports policymakers in every step of the intervention process. As the basis we used the Behaviour Change Wheel (Atkins and West). […]

Usage analysis, a placemaking tool

This Ville Hybride publication aims to facilitate user-centric urban design through usage analysis. This publication includes a step-by-step guide along with a printable worksheet for conducting time-sensitive and gender-sensitive space […]

Temporary Modular Furniture Tool

Modular furniture is an easy way to provide temporary solutions for public spaces. From seating options like benches and chairs, to tables, mini-gardens, and functional art pieces, this type of […]

Ownership Rating

Sense of ownership is the sense of control and responsibility that local residents have over their close living environment. The design and maintenance of public space and the different visions […]

Park[ing] Day for Fitness

This tool was inspired by the Parking Day concept by Rebar of taking over a parking spot for your own human-scale and community use. The mission of the Park(ing) Day […]

Wishfinding

Lead the way to user’s future visions with a ‘wishfinding’ signpost! Many placemaking projects start with the question: what are people missing in this neighborhood? Wishfinding (in Dutch: bewenswijzering) is […]

Urban Camping

This manual will serve as a guide for people who are looking for participatory observation methods. The manual will look into details of urban camping: camping in a caravan on […]

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