
ALONG | A city for everyone
How can we make everyday travel more accessible? We look at barriers people with disabilities face and ways to support independent journeys.How can we make everyday travel more accessible?
Event details →Upcoming gatherings and the Shahr Naghshafarin archive: shared experiences in design, ideas, conversation and new perspectives.

How can we make everyday travel more accessible? We look at barriers people with disabilities face and ways to support independent journeys.How can we make everyday travel more accessible?
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What changes when we see the city from another seat? By exchanging roles and listening, we notice needs that may be easy to miss in daily life.What changes when we see the city from another seat?
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Students explore study and career paths. They ask how today’s choices can shape their city.Students explore study and career paths.
Event details →What could we make from things we usually throw away? Examples from art and design show how objects can take on new uses and how reuse cuts waste.What could we make from things we usually throw away?
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We swap roles to look at an urban problem together. We compare what each position reveals, then draw on those insights to propose a response.We swap roles to look at an urban problem together.
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How can city information and services be easier to use? We look at where people get stuck, from reading signs to navigating public services.How can city information and services be easier to use?
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An everyday observation can start a practical idea. City examples show how an early idea can be tested, revised and made useful in practice.An everyday observation can start a practical idea.
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We start with how people experience everyday city life. Observation, conversation and testing help us design responses that work in real situations.We start with how people experience everyday city life.
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