Workshop: Build a Street Together: Stewards

Join the last workshop to create a fictional street for the exhibition - explore how people, nature and systems will steward the future In this activity, you will co-create a vision of a future street in the year 2045, through three rounds of imagining and building 1 ⟶ Founders 2 ⟶ Innovators 3 ⟶ Stewards Imagine how you might share space, how those spaces evolve, and how they are cared for over time. This is workshop 3 of 3 which will build on the founders vision and innovators additions for the street using collage, drawing, or writing. You will decide how this street is looked after by people, by systems, by nature • How do you keep these spaces thriving? • Who is responsible for care and upkeep? • How does the street respond to change or challenge (climate, social needs)? Add final layers to the street including signs of care, connection, and resilience. Model materials will be provided including glue, scossors, paper, pens, and more. Please note that young people under the age of 16 should be accompanied by their legal guardian. The street will be on display daily as part of the interactive exhibition and be added to on Wednesday and Thursday. This event is part of a wider upcoming event/exhibition series we are hosting in A&DS:SpACE at the Edinburgh Futures Institute, and we would love for you to be a part of it. We are hosting these events with support from Architecture and Design Scotland (A&DS), who runs the venue in collaboration with Space for Architecture, Carbon & Environment (SpACE) and are giving us access for free. • week long exhibition (14th - 17th September) in celebration of National Housing Week to explore what good homes, streets and communities look like • workshops (15th - 17th September) to invite deep exploration of ideas and tools to work towards hopeful futures. See our full programme here About A&DS:SpACE A&DS:SpACE is a collaborative venue by Architecture and Design Scotland and Space for Architecture, Carbon & Environment, hosting events and exhibitions about all aspects of the built environment.