Neighborhood Making - Hey! Imaginable Guidelines: Community (Game Cards) – Alexis Şanal – YEM Yayın

Designed by Alexis Şanal (ŞANALarc) as a guide for everyone to participate in the design process of their own neighborhood, Neighborhood Making - HEY! Imaginable Guidelines: Community card deck was published by YEM Publications.Neighborhood Making - HEY! Imaginable Guidelines: Community aims to enable everyone to explore their neighborhoods and participate in the design processes of public spaces by addressing 72 urban design concepts with definitions, design principles and guidelines. This special deck of cards provides an opportunity to imagine, explore, discuss and share not only for designers and urban planners, but also for all the community who want to live in livable, loveable and walkable neighborhoods:IMAGINE — Imagine your city, your way. Hey! Imaginable Guidelines is a card game that will help you discover how cities are designed. Why? So you can make it better.EXPLORE — Explore your neighborhood, like you haven't done before. Find out about methods for looking at the city as a participant as well as a resident.DISCUSS — Discuss your surroundings with your neighbors. One person's trash could be another's treasure! You can't find out unless you talk to them.SHARE — Share your city with everyone. You live here but also other people, birds, cars lots ofother stuff too. Sharing the city is more fun if everyone respects each other's priorities.Neighborhood Making card deck is a card game that allows users to explore how their neighborhood is designed. As a design guide as well as a base of knowledge that brings neighborhood residents together to make collective decisions, these cards propose a self-organized neighborhood design that emphasizes vibrant public life and community engagement.The cards, prepared with the contributions of more than 100 participants, aim to explain concepts such as crosswalks, paving, bioswales, energy harvesting, waste management, maintenance, waiting, parklets, playgrounds, etc. to the 'neighborhood community' in a fun and instruct...