Slow-Hacking Beirut’s Bus Map – by Bus Map Project

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SLOW-HACKING BEIRUT'S BUS MAP

BY BUS MAP PROJECT

Part of Forum on Cities & Designers in partnership with Public Works Studio

The Bus Map Project team will be leading this half-day slow-hack workshop, where participants are invited to share their skills, ideas and insights around the issue of public transportation in Lebanon. The workshop aims to start a conversation and explore possible longer-term collaborations on issues of information accessibility (visibility, map literacy, languages, media content) and networking (platform, advocacy, data sharing, collaboration). It is open to people from all and no disciplines: riders, photographers, writers, designers, coders, illustrators, engineers, architects, planners, researchers and others are invited to be part of this conversation starter on the unlocked potentials of Beirut’s and Lebanon’s public transport.

Saturday, June 23

9 AM - 12 PM

Beirut Digital District 1280

Free of Charge

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Beirut Design Week

Beirut Design Week is founded and organized by the MENA Design Research Center. An established annual platform to network, share knowledge, and showcase talent in order to strengthen the creative economies, develop entrepreneurship, and promote Lebanon's innovative culture. During the week more than 150 events in almost 100 locations around Beirut celebrate the best of Lebanese and International Design, bringing together more than 25,000 visitors. BDW is the largest design festival in the Middle East and North Africa and is running successfully for the 5th consecutive year.

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Beirut Digital District 1280

Beirut, Lebanon