I think way too often when we hear the word “play” we think just about children. And it is true, children like to play, but… don’t we all? As we grow up, we forget how relieving a laugh feels and how liberating playing can be. While there are responsibilities to adult life, as adults we are also burdened by societal superstructures and stereotypes: we cannot cross the pedestrian crossing jumping from white stripe to white stripe with only one foot, we cannot pretend to follow

Think about the last time you exercised outside. Maybe it was a refreshing jog through a park, a spontaneous football match with friends, or a calming yoga session in a quiet green space. What made that experience enjoyable? Was it the fresh air, the openness of the space, or the simple fact of feeling your body move around free? Public spaces play a huge role in shaping how we move, exercise, and connect with others through sports, and often it’s the little things—like shade

AI in Design and Participation at the Municipality of Amsterdam Last Thursday, September 12th,, we had the opportunity to present our Good Public Space at an internal event hosted by the Municipality of Amsterdam , which focused on the state of the art of Artificial Intelligence in the design and participation process. The event showcased various initiatives by the municipality, aimed at harnessing AI in an ethical, sustainable, and human-centric manner. Presentations also f

If you now close your eyes and imagine taking a bite of your favourite food what would it be? A juicy hamburger, cheesy pizza, creamy pasta, a fresh salad with best quality vegetables or maybe ice cream? I hope your mouths are watering already… But if I asked you to think about it again, where do you actually see yourself? Your favourite restaurant, your grandma’s home, your own kitchen or… maybe a specific spot in your city? Eating and drinking is an inseparable part of huma