Dawid Soszyński, one of the organizers says:
Fun-Meadow is a Place. Created by the residents and open to everyone. It was made on a wasteland belonging to the parish in Kijany village 20km from Lublin. The beginning and pretext of creating a space for meetings was a playground. Not typical for various reasons. Firstly, because it was build by parents and children. Secondly, because it’s not a ready one from a catalog…
We are happy to present the sponsor of the lecture to the Auditorium A for extra 300 people (because the main University Auditorium ran out of places). It is Nordic Development S.A. -– a Danish company building housing and commercial projects in Bydgoszcz (PL). The sponsor was found by the Mayor’s Office. Applause! Więcej
Hieronim Łopaciński City Public Library in Lublin has purchased 22 copies of Jan Gehl’s book ‘Cities for people’. We would like to thank for providing this knowledge to the residents and also would like to remind, that the Łopaciński Library is a partner of the ‘City for people. Lublin pedestrian infrastructure standards’. See you at the Library!
Announcing of Jan Gehl’s lecture in ‘Gazeta Wyborcza’ newspaper.
Lublin City Council invites to Jan Gehl’s lecture with banners on it’s website. And under the banner a message from the 9th of October that Aleksander Wiącek, the leader of Cycling Agreement, became Mayor Krzysztof Żuk’s assitant responsible for cycling policy in the city. He will take his office on the 1st of November :).
The 4th of October 2014 – the Little Academy of Design held a walk around the city form the perspective of a disabled person. Led by Mateusz Urbański and Katarzyna Cebulak. A topic obvious in the context of ‘a city for people’, but only in theory. To fully understand what a today’s city is for a disabled person, it must be some way experienced personally, even just accompanying the person in a walk. Więcej
The 1st of October 2014 – Lublin Management of Communal Properties supports the Year of Jan Gehl! Thank you and we remain at your service!
Klick the picture, read the details (if you know Polish), register (“weź udział”).
