In 1989, the UN established the Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC), a legally binding agreement protecting every child’s civil, political, economic, social, and cultural rights.
Cities must integrate these rights into their architecture, planning, and functions. Children deserve equal consideration in design, ensuring urban spaces truly serve all ages. To achieve this, cities need dedicated policies for child-inclusive architecture.
A dynamic environment designed to foster learning, connection, and inspiration. Exchange ideas and find new pathways for the future of urban design.
Research is at the core of our work. We conduct studies to better understand the impact of urban environments on children's well-being and development. By collecting data and insights, we advocate for evidence-based policies and designs that prioritize children's needs.
Collaboration is key to creating meaningful change. We partner with organizations, institutions, and experts in the field of child-centric design to amplify our impact and reach. Together, we work towards building cities that prioritize the well-being and happiness of children.
Advocacy is an essential part of our mission. We raise awareness through campaigns and initiatives that highlight the importance of child-friendly urban spaces. By advocating for policy changes and community involvement, we strive to create a more inclusive and playful environment for all children.
Hear stories, ideas, and experiences that spark creativity. Walk away with fresh motivation and the energy to tackle new challenges with confidence.
The city is a space for children to learn
The city provides children with all their health needs
The city architecture supports psychology of the children of all ages and conditions
The city provides the children with natural environments and landscapes
The city provides children with continuous growth possibilities
The city preserves the safety of children through more careful urban planning
Hear from experts and peers and get new ideas. See how others tackle similar challenges, and gain fresh perspectives on your own work. Share experiences and learn together.
A movement that promotes inclusive urban planning and architecture that takes children’s needs and rights into account, from safe play areas to engaging public spaces.
Children are often overlooked in urban planning. Designing for them ensures more inclusive, healthy, and livable cities for everyone.
We conduct research, publish insights, collaborate with other professionals, and advocate for policies that prioritize child-friendly urban spaces.
Yes! Whether you’re an architect, urban planner, educator, government official or simply passionate about building better cities, reach out. We welcome collaboration.
We’re building a portfolio of case studies and ideas. Get in touch to see how others are applying these principles.
