Agnieszka Labus has been invited to join the Chapter of an important project implemented by Gazeta Wyborcza concerning what unites rather than divides us in urban space – namely, Designed Humanely…

On May 24th a debate took place which opened the second part of the project Designed Humanely – THE CITY MORE COMMON, that is:
The city as a space for common action.
The city tailored to human needs.
A city that allows you to live with your own preferences, gives you the opportunity to choose, reconciles different visions and needs.

Those who could not join us are encouraged to listen: here
From the very beginning, the HUMAN DESIGNED project has focused on people – their needs, behaviours, expectations, dreams and values which we at LAB60+ are particularly guided by.

In the first installment Gazeta Wyborcza touched upon the scale of HOPE by stating straightforwardly that people do not need products but the values they provide. Social trends and research on the habits of people who create HOPE were analyzed.
A quality label was created to recognize products, services, places and initiatives. More: here
This year the project focuses on PUBLIC SPACE – COMMON SPACE.
The Jury will include experts who look at public space from various perspectives.
Tomek Rygalik – Studio Rygalik.
Krzysztof Rogatka – urban planner, landscape architect, UMK professor.
Radek Ratajczak – SHOPA Design & Strategy
Zygmunt Borawski – architect, editor of the Architecture and Design section in “Przekrój” quarterly
Marta Trakul – Foundation in Place
Marta Skowrońska – sociologist, doctorate at Adam Mickiewicz University
Agnieszka Labus – Architecture Laboratory 60+ Foundation
Joanna Erbel – leader of self-government club in CoopTech Hub
Przemysław Chimczak-Bratkowski – ThinkCo
Katarzyna Kuniewicz – Head of Residential Research Otodom / Obido
Strategic partner of the project is Otodom.
The project will last until the end of the year.
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