Izyum _Recovery
Urban & Community project
The sketch adaptation project of a residential quarter in the central part of the city of Izyum, Kharkiv region under climatic, economic, cultural and social changes.
About the project
Mission: Developing a sustainable, adaptable model for existing neighbourhoods in developing countries, which will aid in the integration of New European Bauhaus concepts.
Goal of the project: To develop an appealing and environmentally-friendly design for a residential area that considers the necessary changes in living spaces to ensure their efficient functioning and promote connection with nature and people.
Goal of the project: To develop an appealing and environmentally-friendly design for a residential area that considers the necessary changes in living spaces to ensure their efficient functioning and promote connection with nature and people.
Our Team
Iterative approaches to corporate strategy foster collaborative thinking to further the overall value proposition
Community +
We are open to dialogue and cooperation on improving the comfort of living in our city and communication between the administration, architects and stakeholders. Join our community if you want to influence the sustainable development of our neighbourhood together.
Experts from Germany +
The most important motivation is to make a useful project for people who leave Ukraine for its restoration and development. To help the community and cities restore territories and landscapes of Ukraine using various innovative methods and technologies.
Municipality +
We welcome collaboration with Partners and are committed to helping you bring your ideas to life. Join us in our ongoing projects that contribute to the sustainable development of Izyum city.
Experts from Ukraine +
We are open to cooperation that can help make the IZYUM_ recovery project visible in Ukraine and the countries of Creative Europe, as well as contribute to its scaling and implementation, following the values of the New European Bauhaus.
Funds & Investors
The project is being implemented by “ACC” PORTAL-21” LLC and co-financed by the ZMINA: Rebuilding programme, established with the support of the European Union as part of a special call for proposals to support Ukrainian IDPs and the Ukrainian cultural and creative sectors, with the support of the IZOLYATSIA International Charitable Foundation, Trans Europe Halles and Malý Berlín.
