Circular habits, built at neighbourhood scale
Repairing something can depend on finding the right person, tool or bit of space. Kyklos, run by incommon, brings some of those resources together in a Thessaloniki neighbourhood. Its activities let people practise repair and reuse with others nearby.
GR GreeceIn practice. Kyklos in Thessaloniki gives repair, sharing and local resource use a place to happen.
What to keep in view
Published examples document past activities. Check the project for current sessions and what to bring.
A workshop turns an intention into an appointment
A scheduled repair gathering gives someone a time to bring an object and a place to ask a practical question. Sharing and composting have different logistics, but they benefit from the same local continuity. The venue makes these small, recurring activities easier to organise.
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What happens after the household sorts its waste
Compare recurring neighbourhood repair activity with a wider programme that changes waste-handling routines.
Borrow the object, share the upkeep
La Manivelle shows what a single sharing activity needs in order to work repeatedly.