The StreetForum toolkit includes ten participatory tools, both analogue and digital, to support street transformation processes.
Workshop-like tools
Taking turns, participants choose things they want to see added to their surroundings.
Developed by Artifact-based Computing & User Research at TU Wien
Discussion of complex ideas, challenges and potentials using hand-drawn ‘Rich Pictures’.
Developed by Brigitte Vettori / spaceandplace.at
Participants share their stories about the street and link them to those of other players.
Developed by Mobilise at the VUB
Participants take on the roles of various stakeholders concerned with the area.
Developed by Mobilise at the VUB
Designed for public spaces, it helps groups discuss and decide on street or public space use and transformations directly on-site.
The game is a further development of the board game “Keep the Balance”, developed by the Sociocracy Centre Austria. OPEN AIR version by © spaceandplace.at & Alain Tisserand; playing cards ‘residential streets’ by © spaceandplace.at
On-street activities
Art installations draw attention to the potential of streets & create spaces for discussion.
Developed by Alain Tisserand / Tisserand Schaller Architekten
This tool highlights alternative uses for residential streets & enables new co-creative social spaces.
Developed by spaceandplace.at & co-creators
Using easily assemblable construction pieces, participants can quickly create large structures to give a new look to their street.
Developed by Cultureghem
Digital tools
People can leave pinpointed comments and feedback for their streets online.
Developed by Placetoplan AB in collaboration with Spacescape
By changing the characteristics of a street, its newfound potential can be tested.
Developed by Spacescape