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Residents transform a drab street lined by a concrete wall into a liveable place using potted plants and a public bench. Great tactical urbanism intervention!
住民達は鉢植えとベンチを使って、この単調で退屈な道とコンクリート壁を住みやすい場所に変えました。「tactical urbanism」の介入のすばらしい例です。
Quebec man turns unfixed pothole in front of his house into garden
When a pothole appeared in front of Stéphan Vigneault’s Gatineau, Que., home, he took it upon himself to fill it with dirt — and then flowers. The Post‘s Kyla Garvey spoke to the guerrilla gardener on Tuesday:
When did you first plant the garden?
Last summer I first planted it with a neighbour at night, filled the pothole. We did it at night so that people walked by in the morning and would be surprised by it. We chose a night without moon, and did it. This year we planted it again two weeks ago.(Stéphan Vigneault/Family Photo)
archiTEXT’s own colourful attempt at filling in cracks in the city
11 Ways Street Art Can Brighten Up Your City
I don’t usually post this type of link, but I have had a bad day.
My seed bombs :D They’re little paper mâché ‘bombs’ filled with multiple wildflower seeds :)
Street Lit
Putting a message on a wall can be a much more effective way to reach the masses than expecting them to go find a book and learn it themselves. Some men just want to watch the world learn, regardless of medium. This collection of street arts details some memorable lines from famous books, hit the pictures to see which author and title, if you didnt already recognize them immediately.
(via: BuzzFeed)
Yarn bombing!
