PROURBA - Équipement et mobilier pour collectivités, matériel et jeux pour collectivité. BUGA playground, Munich, 2005. “Ready. Steady. Go!” Design in Public Space. In the course of Design Month Graz 2010 the project “Ready. Steady. Go!” By architects Sandra Janser and Elisabeth Koller won the first prize in the design competition for the installation of a visual frame in the Jakomini district. "Ready. Steady. Go! " by Sandra Janser and Elisabeth Koller The intention of this visual frame is to define the streets Jakoministraße and Klosterwiesgasse in order to mark them as a significant design area with a visible and positive identity. The entrance to the Jakomini district is clearly recognized by the north and south street endings.
The running track as presented in the project “Ready. A total of 750 meters or 4600 square meters along the streets and pavements around the block are coloured in red, the lines separating the tracks are grey. + Designer: Sandra Janser and Elisabeth Koller+ Location: Jakomini district, Graz, Austria Tags: Austria, Events/News Category: Landscape. Tel Aviv Port by Mayslits Kassif Architects. Mayslits Kassif Architects have completed the regeneration of public spaces at Tel Aviv Port in Israel. The architects hope the undulating surface will act "both as a reflection of the mythological dunes on which the port was built and as an open invitation to free interpretations and unstructured activities.
" Photographs by Albi Serfaty, Tamar Navon, and Galia Kronfeld. Here's some more information from Mayslits Kassif Architects: Tel Aviv Port / Public Space Regeneration Project by Mayslits Kassif Architects Situated on one of Israel's most breathtaking waterfronts, the Tel Aviv Port was plagued with neglect since 1965, when its primary use as an operational docking port was abandoned. The architects viewed the project as a unique opportunity to construct a public space which challenges the common contrast between private and public development, and suggests a new agenda of hospitality for collective open spaces. Tools/Superkilen. Soil from Palestine:(click the icon at the bottom of the video for English subtitles) A boxing ring from Thailand:(click the icon at the bottom of the video for English subtitles) A Dance Pavillion From USA:(click the icon at the bottom of the video for English subtitles) A Sound System from Jamaica(click the icon at the bottom of the video for English subtitles) The Bull From Spain(click the icon at the bottom of the video for English subtitles) GENERAL DESCRIPTIONSuperkilen is a half a mile long urban space wedging through one of the most ethnically diverse and socially challenged neighborhoods in Denmark.
It has one overarching idea that it is conceived as a giant exhibition of urban best practice – a sort of collection of global found objects that come from 60 different nationalities of the people inhabiting the area surrounding it. A WORLD EXHIBITION AT NØRREBROSuperkilen is a park that supports diversity. Only red trees except the existing ones. Basket ball next to parking.