The ‘smart city’ is all around us, both in discourses on the city (of tomorrow) as well as physically and digitally. Increasingly, the city and urban life are platformed and interfaced, packed with se...

Amidst the epistemological turbulence of the Anthropocene, forging new narratives has considerable importance. Departing from human-centred thinking and world-building, a shift in perspective towards ...

For their yearly neighbourhood event Living Reine (3.0) -- an event “to create a meeting moment between students, residents and organizations from the neighbourhood” -- the RenovaS Reine antenna team ...

‘Pieces of the Piétonnier’ was an intervention that put the historical significance of the recent construction works on the Brussels’ city centre pedestrian zone into perspective by inviting people to...

Following the good reception of Neighbourhood Light Choreography during Citizen Lights 2018, the organisation of the Schaerbeek light festival contacted us to explore how to extend the collaboration. ...

From the 25 to the 29th of November 2019, Urban Species invited 5 designers and artists to share their practices and methodologies and work on participation in public space. During those 5 days we too...

The neighbourhood organisation Fort Ensemble in Sint-Gillis (Brussels, BE), a local socio-cultural association that gathers inhabitants, shopkeepers, social and cultural organisations, solicited the U...

For this intervention, the SUCIB team co-designed, developed and assembled a ‘mobile unit’ for a Brussels civic organization opening a new local ‘sustainable mobility hub’ (RenovaS Stephenson), which ...

Yesterday we conducted our second "echo chamber", a meeting where we presented our research and worked on topics related to it with people interested in the same themes and fields: friends and sponsor...