feminist spaces

in urban areas and
architecture built on
authentic approach

why feminist space?

Challenges gender biases and inequalities, creating inclusive and safe cities and urban environments for all.

Promotes women's participation in shaping cities, amplifying their influence and ensuring their needs are considered.

Acknowledges intersectionality and works towards social justice in cities by addressing gender, race, class, ableism and other social factors.

How we acheive it?

aesthetic

analyzing

security

inclusion

physical

social

in

gender and ethnic

mental

How we acheive it?

analyzing

aesthetic

security

inclusion

in

physical

social

gender and ethnic

mental

You bring the location. We provide knowledge

equitable street

Slow and shared mobility 1 of 14 micro mobility-ready connections 2 of 14 public transport 3 of 14 free zone 4 of 14 service zone 5 of 14

transition zone

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local commerce 7 of 14 eyes on the street 8 of 14 gender, age & ability equitable places 9 of 14 multigenerational play elements 10 of 14 public health interventions 11 of 14 permeable surfaces 12 of 14 microforests 13 of 14 microforests 14 of 14

equitable park

parking for slow mobility vehicles 1 of 11 parking for slow mobility vehicles 2 of 11 public toilets and toy rental space 3 of 11 path connecting different zones of the park 4 of 11 irregular shape of MUGA – multi-use play game area 5 of 11

flexible and mobile structure – age, gender, ability ready

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gender neutral play spaces 7 of 11 active zone, regardless of age 8 of 11 the stage – a common place for local community and local festivity 9 of 11 teen girls friendly space 10 of 11 biologically cative spaces (70%) 11 of 11

equitable courtyard

The entire courtyard is semi-private, open to the neighbourhood 1 of 15 Soft edges between paved and unpaved 2 of 15

Gender/age & ability equitable spaces

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Micro-mobility ready, with parking for bikes, scooters, cargo bikes

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Flex-tures – flexible urban structures

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Eyes on the street

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local commerce 7 of 15

groundfloor easly accessible apartments for elderly and disabled

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Active play

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Engaging youth & older people gender-neutral play area

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Community space for events/birthdays

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Urban farming

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Recycling center

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Post boxes

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Covered bike parkings 15 of 15

equitable estate

’The commons’ – open door main space for local community building with core services and functions according to the scale and density of the community 1 of 9 Woonerf streets – shared streets with single level, 30km/h, with paths for micro mobility and with restricted access for mechanized transport 2 of 9 Building quarters 3 of 9 Access to public transport every 250m 4 of 9 Programming and functional diversity 5 of 9 Streetscaping and street facades 6 of 9 Complete streets 7 of 9 Semi-open courtyard spaces 8 of 9 Various types and sizes, sustainable architecture 9 of 9

equitable school

open to the neighborhood 1 of 7 gender, age and ability neutral zones 2 of 7 equal-space sequence is a path connecting all of the zones of the schoolyard 3 of 7 MUGA – multi-uze play area for active plays, with irregular shape, not dominating the courtyard, with soft edge for other uses 4 of 7 baskteball baskets of various sizes placed along paths to enabled more informal play areas for more public 5 of 7 nature area for experimentation and outdoor classes 6 of 7

passive leisure zone

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equitable building

Accessible roof for food production 1 of 11 Accessible roof for community common space 2 of 11 Green roof 3 of 11 Energy production 4 of 11

Private units: with private extended outdoor space of a generous size

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Engaging groundfloor entrance with micro-mobility parking, 6 of 11 Engaging groundfloor entrance with bench for socialising 7 of 11 Engaging groundfloor covered entrance 8 of 11 Ev charging station 9 of 11 Multifunctional social space open for the neighbourhood with: common kitchen, coworking space, meeting space, events space, laundry 10 of 11 Groundfloor apartments easily accessible for elderly and disable, provide eyes on the street 11 of 11

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Activities

A Forum Of Ideas And Practice

Architektoniczki participated in A Forum of Ideas and Practice in Gdańsk, where Ewelina Jaskulska delivered a presentation on the gender perspective in

Futbolo Centrism

Analysis of the preschool space and guidelines for the project of the first equal school in Poland, Zyrardow

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