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What are your expectations of a convivial and sustainable neighborhood?
How do we get there? Sharing Bloemfontein shares our answers to this question. We show what social design must do, together with different people and parties, to create a resilient future for our neighborhoods.
Sharing Bloemfontein
Sharing Bloemfontein is built around twelve stories, nature and the spaces of De Bloemfontein.
Each story highlights the people, memories and ecologies of Doornakkers and provides a glimpse into who we are and what we want.
A twelve stories walk at 0,12 km/h
We hope that a walk through De Bloemfontein, along the twelve stories, will inspire you to reimagine our neighborhoods.
We will share.
We will regenerate.
We will celebrate.
We will common.
We are situated designers.
We practice situated design.
Ron Krielen, Minsung Wang, Axel Coumans
October 2024 in De Bloemfontein
TIP: On Tuesday 22, Wednesday 23 and Thursday 24 you can also take a look inside all participating parties, with guided tours starting at 11:00 and 14:00 hrs
