This guide aims to promote and motivate actions aimed at the inclusion, safety, freedom, pride and visibility of children in Recife’s squares. It recognises the importance of these spaces for the city’s children indicating the possible structures and strategies needed for developing new spaces.
To be inclusive in architecture and planning is to think beyond of one’s own experience; it knowledge and the multiple experiences of society so that our our work is useful and beautiful.
Zaida Muxí Martínez
This research was undertaken on behalf of the Foundation by Estúdio +1, Recife City Hall and ARIES – Recife Agency for Innovation and Strategy.
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