Neighbourhood and Playground A reference to the interaction between an urban playground and the deactivated industrial landscape: moving from a parenthesis to a synthesis, a case study in Agyia district, Patras, Greece

Abstract
The condition of public space deteriorates as the city’s spending continuously diminishes. How do playgrounds in Agyia around Mamos look like? How does Mamos relate to Agyia? Some of the inhabitants do not know that the area used to host one of the famous Greek breweries, even though they move around it and the warehouses still in use daily.
The research on the potential interaction of the former industrial condition and the open public spaces and playgrounds aspires to activate the interest of all of us, the citizens, in the story of our town, so that we all, residents and users of playgrounds, can use space to educate ourselves to a communal thinking as well as to our local history. This project works to disentangle the riddles of space and narrate the story of the city.
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- THEMATIC FIELD ΙΙ & ΙΙΙ The multimodal intersection of urban and educational spaces & The city as a learning environment
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