Bauhaus Bites promotes responsible food production and consumption through the values of the New European Bauhaus: beauty, sustainability and inclusion. Active from November 2024 to 2027, the project involves fifteen partners across ten European countries and aims to reach over a thousand people through the creation of spaces and networks, strengthened by nature-based solutions and capable of making food healthy, accessible and environmentally friendly.
Norges Teknisk-Naturvitenskapelige Universitet
Birmingham City Council
Municipio do Fundão
Grad Zagreb
WWF ADRIA – Association for nature protection and conservation of biodiversity
KOBENHAVNS UNIVERSITET
Stiftelsen Varldsnaturfonden WWF
Center za razvoj trajnostne družbe
Stad Oostende
PUSH
Grad Sarajevo
Gehl Architects ApS
ANP – Associação Natureza Portugal
Univerzitet u Sarajevu
EAT Foundation
In Palermo, PUSH coordinates the local activities in collaboration with EPYC, a community space that becomes a co-design laboratory for collectively exploring models of urban production and consumption. The community is being engaged in a series of cooking talks, self-production workshops, and urban mapping activities. The data and content emerging from these activities, together with a series of focus groups, will form the basis for drafting a Food Manifesto for the City of Palermo.
Bauhaus Bites is a research and innovation project funded by the Horizon Europe programme and coordinated by the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.