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In Krugerplein, people stay on «their space» of the square, crossing paths only in the supermarket. This intervention in the public space proposes a more recreational way to talk to each other, as an active square.
When the city landscape encourages social cohesion, catching people from diverse background, it creates a powerful opposition to systems of inequality and oppression.
Collision is a game composed of a board with tiny pieces and notice to create those pieces in real size public installations.
They all aim to modify people’s trajectories & behaviours in the city. It makes the usual and pre-determined way invalid and asks walkers to adapt themselves to the other. It provokes intersected paths and encourages an action together. For example, it can require two people to push a button simultaneously to access the street.
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including
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A pop-up map of Krugerplein (Amsterdam’s neighborhood), to play and practice.
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12 modules on a scale 1/100, each having a property to modify people trajectories.
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12 notices to built and apply the moduls in real life after practicing the game.
modules
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A succession of not aligned frames.
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A street bench+table.
![](http://lbty.how/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/playing_13.jpg)
A closed street with only a reduced passage.
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A 90° bench at a random spot.
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90° chairs at a random spot.
![](http://lbty.how/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/playing_16.jpg)
Reducing the entrance of a street into a zig-zag.
![](http://lbty.how/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/playing_20.jpg)
Reducing the space of a street into a corridor.
![](http://lbty.how/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/playing_19.jpg)
A very long tube to talk to someone next street.
![](http://lbty.how/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/playing_21.jpg)
A gate with an opening far from the entrance.
![](http://lbty.how/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/playing_17.jpg)
A street divider living only space for eye contact.
![](http://lbty.how/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/playing_22.jpg)
A gate that opens by two simultaneous pushes.
![](http://lbty.how/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/playing_23.jpg)
A door with a handle only on one side.
notices
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research
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