In order to concentrate on developing public space Urban Agriculture and prompted by a commission from Stroom Den Haag to develop an urban agriculture project for the Hague borough Schilderswijk, Solomon founded URBANIAHOEVE Social Design Lab for Urban Agriculture in 2010 to create examples of resilient urban food-system infrastructure in the public space.
- URBANIAHOEVE together with local participants creates foodscapes in the city by appropriating underused, under programmed and over-paved urban typologies.
- URBANIAHOEVE is developing a visual language that integrates urban food production into our public space.
- URBANIAHOEVE initiates, coordinates and programs structural forms of urban agriculture Den Haag and Amsterdam.
- URBANIAHOEVE develops new models for the public space that benefit our urban food production.
Part summer camp, re-education camp, and rehab, REPAIR CAMP - MATERIAL ECOFEMINIST EDITION is a 7-day live-in programme for ≤12 participants designed to repair and prepare lives and institutions...
Let’s take this outside: duelling praxes Did you ever wonder how your work aligns with the theoretical positions of feminism/post- humanism/political ecology and/or eco-marxism? Or, does your...
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Posters outside of the 'Voedselbos' About the project: In Let’s take this outside project teams engage in praxis duels, to solve real-world challenges in a friendly theoretical testing field.
Man working in 'Voedselbos' About the project: In Let’s take this outside project teams engage in praxis duels, to solve real-world challenges in a friendly theoretical testing field.
Woman working in 'Voedselbos' About the project: In Let’s take this outside project teams engage in praxis duels, to solve real-world challenges in a friendly theoretical testing field.