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REPURPOSING URBAN OBJECTS FOR NEW USE

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Lava Mae has converted city buses into mobile shower and sanitation units for the homeless.

New Use for City Buses: Mobile Hygiene Stations

Lava Mae has converted city buses into mobile shower and sanitation units for the homeless. The new use for city buses allow the organization to bring services directly to urban areas with high concentrations of homeless people.

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Reprogramming the City contains 44 Projects from 17 countries that design with the city, not for it.

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About Reprogramming the City

Created by Urban Strategist Scott Burnham, Reprogramming the City exhibitions have been created for numerous cities including Oslo, Stockholm, Boston, Copenhagen, and Richmond to inspire cities and citizens to be more resourceful with existing urban assets.

Reprogramming the City: The Book

Reprogramming the City contains 44 Projects from 17 countries that design with the city, not for it.

Buy your copy here.

Touring Version Available

To respond to a number of requests from institutions who want to bring a catalyst of new ideas to their city but lack the timeline or resources for a full project, Reprogramming the City now exists as a standalone, easy to ship and assemble exhibition.

"I cannot remember an exhibit that has drawn more comment and interest than this one."
- Executive Director, Virginia Center for Architecture

Please contact us here, if you'd like more details on the touring version of Reprogramming the City.

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