Regenerative placemaking is an approach to shaping places that prioritises long-term social, cultural and environmental health, not just short-term activation, footfall or commercial performance. It looks at how places can continue to give back to the people and communities who use them over time, rather than extracting value and moving on.
🌿Do you want to learn about what it takes to bring a new green space to life? Have you heard of Sponge Cities and how rainwater helps them become greener and more resilient environments?💧 Join us on the 22nd of September at 7pm CET to listen to Anna Yukelson, an architect at the Urban Planning Office Stadt Frankfurt am Main, tell us about a project transforming an unused underpass in Frankfurt's Gallus district into a vital green square.
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World Environment Day - Thursday, 5th June 2025 (11:00 AM UTC+0)