LOCATIONS
As a gas pedal of cultural, social and solidarity projects, pali pali creates, manages and energizes places for exchange and experimentation: incubators, third places, temporary occupancies(Usquare.brussels, Grand Hospice, L'imprimerie, La Correspondance, les Pavillons).
Create
pali pali creates the spaces needed to accelerate cultural, social and solidarity projects. These spaces are multiplying all over the world with great success, and are part of a well-defined methodology. These third places are pooling tools and skills to experiment and develop social and sustainable innovation.
A third place is a space where social and professional identities are not a priori determinant, where markers are blurred for a moment, suspended. Adherence to the "spirit of the place" is an essential criterion for acceptance by the community.
Manage
pali pali manages existing sites with its team and its technical and financial expertise. The management of a site can have several objectives: to create economic activity, to animate neighborhood life, to perpetuate an activity, to give access to a space, to limit degradation, to test new uses, to prefigure the future of a neighborhood, to diversify activities, etc. But above all, it's a way of making a site useful, of making the most of its potential. But above all, it's a way of making a place useful, of making the most of its potential. Our network of sites and partners offers a wide range of opportunities.
All these developments are made possible by an experienced team (project manager, communications manager, technical director), which has developed innovative reporting and evaluation tools.
Revitalize
Each new project requires new energies, new synergies to adapt perfectly to the constraints of a new mission. pali pali programs and energizes the premises. As part of this process, our team involves all stakeholders on a daily basis, such as property owners, neighbors and local associations, to create a real culture of proximity. All this attention to co-construction revolves around the occupants as much as the users.
For example, our programming for the local public can take many forms: a weekly organic market accompanied by on-site designers; donation drives; participatory radio; repairs cafés; "Au coin de la rue" local artists' exhibition; distribution of gifts to neighbors; organization of a "brocante des voisins"; "Quartier en Feest" get-together; Rollers Party...
