Can Infrastructure Design Bring New Life to Neglected Urban Spaces?
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Materials
- steel – edges of the obstacles, pipe elements, urban furniture, poles
- smoothened concrete – floor of the skatepark, obstacles, radiuses, Ollie the Pig
- plastic foil – mirrors
- larch wooded planks – podiums, urban furniture
- smoothened concrete — TBG Metrostav\www.tbg-metrostav.cz
- steel elements — Kondor\www. kondor.cz
- plastic foil mirrors — Foilwrap\www.foilwrap.cz
- stainless steel handle — Bazenyshop\www.bazenyshop.cz
- light Peron — Lumen Elektro\www.el-lumen.cz
- light Sovert Captur — Elstav lighting\www.elstav.cz
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