Monument days: Building culture with children's eyes

Building culture encompasses the entire built environment. Houses, squares, gardens, streets, paths, meadows and much more are part of building culture. Already on the way to school from one's own home via the forecourt through the sneak path across the schoolyard to the school building, architecture and space are experienced in many ways (consciously and unconsciously). The built environment - in which one moves and lives every day - is perceived as something taken for granted. An active confrontation with it is often missing. This is exactly where this project with the Frenke Primary School comes in. The goal is to open the children's eyes to the building culture in order to experience it anew through the eyes of children. The aim is to find out which buildings or living spaces are merely the result of functional, technical aspects and which are perceived as beautiful and where the inhabitants feel comfortable. On a post run through and around the Stedtli, the school children will accompany the visitors to various places where different historical and architectural themes will be explained.

From 7 years.


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