OFF-Biennale’s latest publication entitled AllinOnePlace–From Participatory Planning to Community Intervention in Public Space is out now!

At the end of January, our AllinOnePlace participatory planning project in public space came to a close. Within the framework of the project, we originally planned to build pavilion structures on Kálvária Square to serve as public meeting spot; however, in the end, they found a permanent home as outdoor classrooms and community spaces in the courtyards of the Burattino School and Children’s Home and the Zugló Waldorf School.

As the conclusion of the one-and-a-half-year project, we have summarized the project’s history and the lessons learned during the twist-filled work process in an online publication available in Hungarian and English. In this publication, we also present a detailed evaluation study prepared at our request by sociologists Mónika Bálint and Dániel Oross, based on interviews conducted with participants and cooperating partners.

You can access the publication HERE.

The AllinOnePlace project was realized in the framework of OFF-Biennale 2025 in collaboration with the Spanish architectural collective Recetas Urbanas, together with local civil organizations and dedicated volunteers.

Authors: Mónika Bálint, Nikolett Erőss Eszter Lázár, Dániel Oross
Editors: Nikolett Erőss, Rita Kálmán, Eszter Lázár
English translation: Dániel Sipos
Hungarian proofreading: Dóra Szekeres
Publication design and layout: Liza Kardos

 

This publication is supported by

The project has received funding from the Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values Programme (CERV). The European Commission’s support for this project does not constitute an endorsement of the contents, which reflect the views only of the project implementers, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.