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Learnings about liveable cities from Bagdad, Stockholm and Milan
Interview with Mustafa Sherif, urban planner and placemaker and the founder of Urbanistica podcast.
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Helsinki Design Award 2022 goes to Päivi Raivio
Co-founder of Parkly receives the Helsinki Design Award
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All urbanites have something to gain in making cities more senior-friendly
Ageing population will have far and wide implications in urban planning and design. The guide to senior friendly public places is an insightful collection of best practices.
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Placemaking as a City Wide Endeavour
Citywalks, workshops, inspirational talks and panels – the Placemaking as a City Wide Endeavour event brings together peers working with inclusive and liveable cities
“The city should become more tactile, getting people back to experiencing the world with their senses.”
Interview with Jorne Visser and Jorrit Albers, co-founders of Bureau Buitendienst
“I wish for cities to see themselves as a community”
Interview with Roger Schürmann, Project Leader City of Lucerne, Switzerland
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Place Ideas catalogue is out now!
We are proud to present the new catalogue introducing our products and services in Finnish, English and German.
New team member: Jalmari Sarla
Urban designer Jalmari Sarla joins the Parkly team
Parkly – from an idea to a platform for urban innovation
Since Parkly’s launch, we completed almost ten projects and started new collaborations with innovative companies. A recap of our inspiring journey in 2021 – and what’s coming up in 2022.
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Parkly and CHAOS – creating better public places and more liveable cities
Parkly and CHAOS launch a partnership to create better public places and more liveable cities.
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