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© Park Fiction

Residents in the Hafenrandverein (Harbour Edge Association) organised the Park Fiction initiative to prevent the development of the slope along the Elbe River in St.

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Plan Smarter

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The Novak graphic design firm was inspired by their work on the Actions book to take their own action: graphic design taken for a walk.

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Low Effort

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A strike called by unions and student groups in support of the opposition political party turned into a protest against the dismissal of the governors of Venezuela’s state oil corporations.

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Crowd Power

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© muf architecture/art

muf architecture/art was commissioned in 2003 to design a community park for the Broadway Estate in Tilbury.

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© muf architecture/art

A pre-planning research project that engaged the community in establishing claims to a site for a future park.

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© Martin Reis

Toronto’s Urban Repair Squad grew tired of waiting for municipal authorities to create adequate bicycle lanes and began to install their own DIY infrastructure, encouraging others to take action ag

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Guerrilla

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After becoming interested in allergies as a botany student, Thomas Leo Ogren began to research the relationship between city planning and allergies.

Gardening

Plan Smarter

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An educational device that replicates a portion of Detroit’s residential architecture and urban layout through a system of photographs mounted on metal frames.

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Clue

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High Line Series, 2000. Canadian Centre for Architecture Collection, Montréal. © Joel Sternfeld

Friends of the High Line was founded in 1999 to coordinate efforts to save a 2.3 km-long elevated railway in Southwestern Manhattan by turning it into a public park-promenade.

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Courtesy Adam Bobbette

Food is be sold and eaten under rigid legal and customary rules: expiry dates and cosmetic imperfections result in the disposal of many still-edible foods.

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Excess

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Recycling Tokyo, 2008 ©Atelier Bow-Wow

Forty-three proposals for the recycling of an entire city critical of helplessness in the face of a environment exhausted of possibility.

Recycling

Excess

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