HOUSING Issues

HOUSING IsSuEs

How urban changes are affecting our daily life.

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Housing in our city

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What made this project special?

What is the project?

What did we do?

Who is participating?

Why is this important?

What did we learn?

#THINGS_ABOUT_US

Explore housing in belgium

rethinking housing models

co-housing & social housing in belgium

Our work in Belgium of co-housing

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Co-housing and other types of housing in Belgium are a growing housing model where people live in private homes but share common spaces like gardens or kitchens. It promotes community, and affordability, especially in urban areas.

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Photos of the visit

Our week in treviglio

Infographics on local housing issues

During our mobility to Treviglio, Italy, we expiored several important topics related to housing and /urban development. This presentation summarizes our work and the outcomes of this enriching Erasmus experience.

Final presentations

Gentrification interviews

Bicocca has changed a lot, with more students, services, and new buildings. The area feels safer and more active, but rents have gone up a lot. This makes it harder for some people, like students, to afford living there. Overall, it's becoming nicer but also more expensive.

DAYS in BARCELONA

Bike tour in poblenou

PREVIOUS WORK

Before going to Belgium and Italy we made an inphographic in which we showed how housing in Barcelona is.

We did a bike tour around Poblenou and saw all the major changes during the stops. We made tasks to put the changes in the center.

REFLECTIONS

TIBIDABO OVERVIEW

These are reflections of sudents on urban change and it's impact.

We made a trip to Tibidabo and saw the beautiful views.During this trip we had to make panormaic pictures and do something creative with them.

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OUR REFLECTIONS

Shared Moments, Lasting Impressions

"This project made us open our eyes crossing borders" Bruna Ferdández

"It's not just in news or diaries, it's the reality Iu Costa

"Culture is something you live not just study" Camilla Invernizzi

"Exchange projects build bridges between cultures and hearts." Leon Van De Geuchte

"Left with a suitcase came back with a thousand memories" Bruno Bretones

"Met strangers left with a second family" Yana Bostoen

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Barcelona, Belgium,Italy

What made this project special?

This project has been so special because it has leaded us to meet plenty of new people from different countries and with different cultures, which wouldn't have been possible without the Erasmus+.

What did we do?

Through the project theme, we had the chance to look at our respective cities and to get to know their particular housing problems and consequences. The project also gave us the opportunity to visit the cities, with their most important sites and monuments Ph.: Chiara Iavarone and Elisa Pilagatti

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What did we learn?

During our weeks spent at our respective cities, we learnt how important it is to have an affording roof over our heads, without having to worry about not being able to pay for it. We also learnt about the daily life of families from different cultures and we felt more responsible because we had to take care of everybody, not just of ourselves.

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What is this project about?

This project focuses on the issue of gentrification and the social and economic transformations it brings to some European cities, specifically in Barcelona (Spain), Treviglio (Italy) and Torhout (Belgium). It explores the challenges faced by local communities as a result of these urban changes.

Why is this project important?

This Eramus project is important because it shows us the importance of the reality of housing issues, highlighting the consequences of gentrification in different European countries and cities. Ph.: Yana Bostoen

Who is participating?

Spain (Institut Quatre Cantons, Barcelona):

• Teachers: Lorena Aido, Carme Gabaldó, Jordi Castro.
• Students: Antoni Arbonés, Elias Akhdar, Bruno Rodríguez, Mario Franzolini, Santiago Gil, Maria Cucurull, Sofia Duran; Daniela Motta, Roc Romero, Iu Costa; Ela Knapp, Bruna Fernandez, Noa Rufas; Daniela Tapia, Sergi Guardiola

Belgium (Sint Vincentius Instituut, Torhout):

• Teachers: Glenn Van de Voorde, Sofie Vandendriessche
• Students: Yana Bostoen, Yasmine Blomme, Lisandro Verhelst, Leon Van de Geuchte, Zita Hollevoet, Yelise Verhoeven, Alec Watteeuw

Italy (Istituto Guglielmo Oberdan, Treviglio)

• Teachers: Antonella Mininni, Ornella Padalino, Valentino Valitutti
• Students: Hanine Dalila Erba, Nicole Giovanna Gianello, Chiara Iavarone, Camilla Invernizzi, Gaia Laboni, Alessia Lupo Pasini, Alessia Marcialis, Elisa NIcole Pilagatti