To enlarge our imagination and develop new tools for better streets, the Future Design of Streets association shares ideas and explores new ways for street design—projects and processes—bringing together experiences and knowledge from different areas.
We are a knowledge platform involved in several projects (academic research, strategic planning, manuals, street design) and organising various exchange activities (workshops, courses, debates, conferences, exhibitions).
We work together with designers, researchers, planners, politicians, and citizens. We also published a book about streets.
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WEBINARS
Streets are important spaces in urban areas and form resilient collective spaces for all of us. Now and tomorrow. Within the balance of new societal, sustainable and technological challenges and demands, street design must be redefined. In five sessions ´the Future Design of Streets´ was explored by various speakers from different urban territories. What are possible new strategies for street design? Who is using the street space? What are new requirements? And, how can we design to improve streets?
Fourth edition – 2023
Webinar series – 18 JANUARY / 15 FEBRUARY / 15 MARCH 17.00-18.30 (GMT) and 19 APRIL, 17 MAY 17.00-18.30 (GMT+1)
Session 1 – Changing streets – Rita Castel´Branco, Patrick Bernard, David Sim
Session 2 – Play & Sports – Cidália Silva, Laska Nenova, José Llopis
Session 3 – New/Old approaches – Holly Lewis, Rodrigo Coelho, Jasmijn Lodder
Session 4 – Big streets – Joan Caba, Niklas Aalto-Setäläm Juan Rivas Rivas
Session 5 – Outside urbia – Sébastien Rolland, Helena Amaro, João Keite
Third edition – 2022
Webinar series – 2 FEBRUARY / 2 MARCH 17.00-18.30 (GMT) and 6 APRIL, 4 MAY, 1 JUNE 17.00-18.30 (GMT+1)
Session 1 – Active street – Annemieke Molster, Rene Kural, Daniel Yabar
Session 2 – Liveable streets – Silvia Cassoran, Giulia Sicignano, Mário Alves
Session 3 – Transforming (infa) structures – Milène Deneubourg, Vojtěch Benedikt, João Rafael Santos
Session 4 – Tech space – Catarina Selada, Dan Hill, Robert Martin
Session 5 – Learning from yesterday – Vitor Oliveira, Conrad Kickert, Andreia Garcia
Second edition – 2021
Webinar series – 5, 12, 19, 26 MAY 17-00-18.30h and 2 JUNE 18.00-19.30h.
Session 1 – Design! about design tools, flexibility & resiliency – Jocye van den Berg, Frederico Sá, Stefan Signer
Session 2 – Sun & Rain! adaptation to climate change – Marta Labastide, Sanda Lenzholzer, Jan Benden
Session 3 – Let´s meet! activities & social places – Andres Sevtsuk, Juan Carlos Romero, Aat Vos
Session 4 – Plan it! planning the right conditions – Pedro Homem de Gouveia, Maarten van Acker, Paul Lecroart
Session 5 – Play! streets for young & old – Natalia Krysiak, Patrizia Di Monte, Martin Arfalk
First edition – 2020
Webinar series – 27 MAY, 3 and 17 JUNE, 1 and 8 JULY 17.00-19.00h
Session 1 – Ring, Ring! Bike streets, stree design for bike movements – Antonio Pedro Figueiredo, Dirk van Pijpe
Session 2 – Be involved! Lively streets, the importance of good plinths – Robert Mantho, Hans Karssenberg, João Machado
Session 3 – Let´s do it! Friendly streets, the impact of temporary uses – Evelina Ozola, José Luis Gisbert, José Carlos Mota
Session 4 – Go natural! Eco streets, about ecology and climate change – Paulo Farinha Marques, Maria Manuel Oliveira
Session 5 – Go walking! Walking streets, for all – Francesc Magringyà, David Vale
Organisation:
Daniel Casas Valle – project leader, progam cordination, moderation | Ivo Oliveira – organisation, funding | Bruno Moreira – webdesign & webdevelopment | Teresa Correia – communication, live streaming
Escola Superior Gallaecia, Vila Nova de Cerveira
Escola da Arquitetura, Universidade do Minho, Guimarães
Research group Morfologias e Dinâmicas do Território, Centro de Estudos de Arquitectura e Urbanismo, Faculdade de Arquitetura, Universidade do Porto
Project: reflection, research | Team: Daniel Casas Valle, Ivo Oliveira, Bruno Moreira, Teresa Correia | Year: first edition 2020; second edition 2021; third edition 2022, fourth edition 2023 | Webinar