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Abandoned Buildings

Abandoned structures are a part of every city. In “Everything is Going to be Alright” we explore theories of reuse and demolition. How can we transform these neglected spaces?

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by Matthew Neville of Planarchy.ca

1. Provide small grants to struggling art students/artists/small start-up design companies to create light/art installation to draw attention to derelict buildings.

2. Let public discussion begin and unfold; wait for property owner to notice positive and negative attention.

3. Watch the owner react and take action — demolition or reintegration! Let new discussion begin.

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Abandoned Buildings
Solved by Matthew Neville of Planarchy.ca
São Paolo’s ad ban
Solved
City bike lanes
Solved by Martin Hull of IBI Group

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