This thesis imagines a new type of typology in the city, one that is seeded and cultivated by and for the elderly and the young.
A meeting space that fosters intergenerational connections and collaboration while reducing loneliness and promoting stimulating environments for social development. By transforming an unused parking lot in central Stockholm into a shared space that is part garden, part kitchen, part playground, this project imagines the space as a place to grow, harvest, cook, eat, rest, play and explore among people of different ages and diverse vegetation.
A meeting space that fosters intergenerational connections and collaboration while reducing loneliness and promoting stimulating environments for social development. By transforming an unused parking lot in central Stockholm into a shared space that is part garden, part kitchen, part playground, this project imagines the space as a place to grow, harvest, cook, eat, rest, play and explore among people of different ages and diverse vegetation.
