The first Intensive Study Week was organized in Kranj, Slovenia. Students from five different countries engaged in an analytical and project-based process focused on five specific urban areas in Kranj. The workshop began with urban and safety walks, scanning, and mapping of these areas, which served as the analytical foundation for the workshop. This also allowed students to gather more information and impressions of the locations. With the help of role-playing and future scenarios, they designed projects that create a safer, more accessible, inclusive, diverse, and secure environment for all people in Kranj. The work week ended with an exhibition and group presentations, which raised several important questions about how to further develop urban spaces for all.

You can see some highlights from the ISP in the gallery below and explore the results under the Activities tab, Work package 4 (Future Scenarios & Guidelines), T.4.2.2 and T.4.2.3