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WELCOME TO THE PPS VIRTUAL EXHIBITION AND WIKI COMMUNITY PLATFORM!

Public Play Space (PPS) is a project co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union and developed by IAAC, BUas, and CLAC. Through a series of strategic actions, over a period of 2 years, the PPS Project promotes innovative and creative practices for the co-design of inclusive, cohesive, and sustainable public spaces, through the use of games and digital technologies.

The Virtual Exhibition will guide you through the different actions developed by the project: a continuous and multidisciplinary process of exploration of new methodologies and practices open to different city actors such as designers, policymakers, experts and citizens. The content generated during the whole project is displayed, bringing together methods and tools for games, playful interaction and placemaking.

The Placemaking Parade will let you experience an exploration of placemaking experiences in the three PPS partner cities: Barcelona, Palermo and Breda. Using satellite maps, you will be able to navigate through different public spaces and explore the different placemaking strategies introduced by local actors

The Wiki Community Platform is an open source knowledge-community on the use of digital technologies and games to enhance participatory processes for urban design and placemaking. You are invited to check the numerous projects collected and contribute to the Wiki platform, open to researchers and practitioners willing to publish projects and innovative practices!

VIRTUAL EXHIBITION

Participation of citizens in the design of the public space is recognized as fundamental to build inclusive, cohesive and sustainable public space. As local governments grow more and more interested in civic participation, it becomes important to explore available methodologies addressing challenges related with participatory processes. Games have been proposed since the 1960s as means to facilitate participatory processes by enabling cooperative environments to shape and support citizens’ interaction. The change led by Information and Communication technologies opens the debate on how advanced technologies, from video games to Virtual and Augmented Reality can help to open the process of co-creation to new audiences, enhancing citizen participation, both with respect to the design and space usage.

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All Projects

AR:ticipate 1,439 × 889
AudiovisualArchive and EmotionalMap 600 × 525
Back Story 355 × 355
Being There 593 × 333
Cinema Lliure 1,024 × 683
Clean Games 1,280 × 850
Climate game 1,920 × 1,040
Co-Design for Co-Habitation 4,032 × 2,268
CO-MIDA

CO-MIDA File missing
Collective intelligence in city design 1,200 × 670
Col·lectiu Superilla Poblenou 1,424 × 2,015
Contrainer with an R 1,439 × 889
Corporate growth game 794 × 447
CREDO 655 × 452
CycleSPEX 300 × 300
Djs pel Canvi 1,200 × 760
From Smart Games to Smart City Planning 1,920 × 1,080
G.E.A.R - enjoy the unseen 1,439 × 889
Generation Earth 4,032 × 3,024
Guerrilla Gardening Palermo 1,439 × 889
Guilt 4,272 × 2,848
Habla 768 × 512
Hello Lamp Post 2,667 × 1,667
IAM PANEL 1,920 × 1,080
Kreyon city 1,024 × 684
L'appar(ten)enza inganna 960 × 720
Le Fanu Play and Skate Park 1,500 × 800
Lumina Foresta 6,000 × 4,000
Make your Game 1,280 × 960
Mediterraneo Square 621 × 438
METROGAME 780 × 540
Mobility urban values 1,920 × 1,280
My Street ABC 1,500 × 1,061
Online / on-site 1,584 × 1,224
Placemaking Facilitation Game

Placemaking Facilitation Game File missing
Placemaking through Gamification 1,730 × 1,080
Play the Koepel

Play the Koepel File missing
Playtime 2,156 × 2,156
PobleJoc 730 × 486
QurbanCraft 3,509 × 2,481
Raiders of the lost water 1,000 × 1,000
RE:CLAIM 400 × 300
Redesire 1,200 × 709
Rethinking Urban Design in the digital era 1,783 × 1,261
Saint Rosalia Gardners 1,075 × 802
STAIN 480 × 300
State of the Art Catalogue 2,000 × 1,097
Superlupa 768 × 638
The Bike pitstop

The Bike pitstop File missing
The Cantieri we want - Cantieri Culturali alla Zisa Site 1,192 × 644
The civic horse 960 × 1,326
The great palermo 1,024 × 768
The innovation game 4,608 × 2,240
The Smart City Hospitality 274 × 246
The Urban Future 1,065 × 529
Un sacco di Palermo 3,984 × 2,656
Urban Living Lab Playground Game 2,048 × 1,367
Urban Poem 2,576 × 1,932
VEUS 730 × 496
Videogame urbanism 1,920 × 1,080
Virtual Environments as a Technological Interface between Cultural Heritage and the Sustainable Development of the City 1,775 × 1,359

Add your own project

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 ====WELCOME TO THE PPS VIRTUAL EXHIBITION AND WIKI COMMUNITY PLATFORM!====
-[https://www.publicplayspace.eu/ Public Play Space (PPS)] is a project co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union and developed by IAAC, BUas, and CLAC. Public Play Space has the objective of promoting innovative and creative practices for the co-design of inclusive, cohesive, and sustainable public spaces, through the use of games and digital technologies.
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+== WELCOME TO THE PPS VIRTUAL EXHIBITION AND WIKI COMMUNITY PLATFORM! ==
+|}[https://www.publicplayspace.eu/ Public Play Space (PPS)] is a project co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union and developed by IAAC, BUas, and CLAC. Through a series of '''strategic actions''', over a period of 2 years, the PPS Project promotes '''innovative and creative practices''' for the '''co-design of inclusive, cohesive, and sustainable public spaces''', through the use o'''f games and digital technologies'''.
-Participation of citizens in the design of the public space is recognized as fundamental to build inclusive, cohesive and sustainable public space. As local governments grow more and more interested in civic participation, it becomes important to explore available methodologies addressing challenges related with participatory processes. Games have been proposed since the 1960s as means to facilitate participatory processes by enabling cooperative environments to shape and support citizens’ interaction. The change led by Information and Communication technologies opens the debate on how advanced technologies, from video games to Virtual and Augmented Reality can help to open the process of co-creation to new audiences, enhancing citizen participation, both with respect to the design and space usage.
+The '''<u>Virtual Exhibition</u>''' will guide you through the different actions developed by the project: a '''continuous and multidisciplinary process of exploration of new methodologies and practices''' '''open to different city actors''' such as designers, policymakers, experts and citizens. The content generated during the whole project is displayed, bringing together methods and tools for games, playful interaction and placemaking.
-The <u>Public Play Space project is articulated into a series of actions</u> targeted at exploring the process of development and use of innovative technologies and games for public space co-design. <s>This Collection of Best Practices represents the first action, collecting and analysing 30 best-practice case studies, offering a clear panorama of the emerging methodologies and strategies for the public space co-design through games and digital technologies. The projects emerged from the the results of an Open Call launched in December 2019 and from a competitive desk review selection developed by the PPS project partners.</s>
+The '''<u>Placemaking Parade</u>''' will let you experience an exploration of '''placemaking experiences''' in the three PPS partner cities: Barcelona, Palermo and Breda. Using satellite maps, you will be able to navigate through different public spaces and explore the different placemaking strategies introduced by local actors
-The <u>Virtual Exhibition</u> will guide you through the several actions developed by this Project: click on the images below to explore
+The <u>'''Wiki Community Platform'''</u> is an open source '''knowledge-community on the use of digital technologies and games''' to enhance participatory processes for urban design and placemaking. You are invited to check the numerous projects collected and contribute to the Wiki platform, open to researchers and practitioners willing to publish projects and innovative practices!
-The objective of this PPS Wiki Community Platform is to create a knowledge community on the use of digital technologies and games to enhance participatory processes for urban design and placemaking, allowing a wider dissemination of the ''best practices'' in this field and to facilitate knowledge sharing and the interaction among key stakeholders.
-The first 30 projects uploaded in this PPS Community Platform are the result of an Open Call of Public Play Space Initiatives launched in December 2019 and from a competitive desk review selection.
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+|Participation of citizens in the design of the public space is recognized as fundamental to build inclusive, cohesive and sustainable public space. As local governments grow more and more interested in civic participation, it becomes important to explore available methodologies addressing challenges related with participatory processes. Games have been proposed since the 1960s as means to facilitate participatory processes by enabling cooperative environments to shape and support citizens’ interaction. The change led by Information and Communication technologies opens the debate on how advanced technologies, from video games to Virtual and Augmented Reality can help to open the process of co-creation to new audiences, enhancing citizen participation, both with respect to the design and space usage.
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