Metamorphosis
Metamorphosis aspired to transform neighbourhoods into more liveable shared spaces, with the idea that the representation of children is a key indicator of a well-designed and sustainable neighbourhood.
About the project
The primary objective of the Metamorphosis project was to transform car-oriented neighbourhoods into more liveable shared spaces. With this transformation, the intention was to instigate behavioural change and an increase in the quality of life for all stakeholders, including children.
Having reached the end of the project period, creative innovations have been achieved in the development, design, governance, and planning procedures for the streets and public spaces in the participating cities. Basic research questions related to neighbourhood transformation have been answered.
Child-friendly mobility solutions were developed and implemented, including better and more equitable shared public spaces, street design elements, and child-oriented "Share Points". Innovative instruments were developed and implemented to transfer innovations resulting from the project to cities beyond the duration of the project.
Fast Facts
June 2017 - October 2020
Project duration
13 partners
Project partners
€ 2,950,005
Project funding
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Thematic areas
Integrated & inclusive planning
- Cooperation of policy fields and institutional stakeholders
- Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans - SUMP
Public participation & co-creation
Contacts
Karl Reiter
Project Coordinator
reiter [at] fgm.at
Susanne Wrighton
Project Manager
s.wrighton [at] cyclingindustries.com