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Construction Fresco

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A 3-hour interactive workshop exploring the environmental and climate impact of the construction sector and identifying collaborative solutions.

The Workshop

Construction Fresco is a ludic, collaborative, and pedagogical workshop designed to raise awareness about the profound impact of construction and development on climate and the environment. Drawing inspiration from Climate Fresk methodology, it uses 45 game cards and 60 action cards to help groups of 4-8 participants understand cause-and-effect relationships within the construction sector and identify pathways for reducing environmental impact and adapting to climate change.

Why It Matters

The construction sector has significant influence on climate change, biodiversity loss, pollution, and resource depletion. This workshop is essential for construction professionals and general audiences to understand the systemic environmental consequences of building practices and to collectively identify transitions toward more sustainable construction. It empowers participants to question current practices and consider genuine alternatives.

Good to Know

The Construction Fresco addresses multiple environmental dimensions including climate change, biodiversity impact, pollution levels, and resource depletion. The game comprises 45 game cards and 60 action cards that teams arrange to map relationships within the construction system. Participants work in teams of 4-8, guided by facilitators, to understand orders of magnitude regarding the construction sector's environmental footprint and develop actionable perspectives on sustainability.

What to Expect

This 3-hour workshop engages small teams (4-8 participants) who work together to position and link cards representing different components of the construction sector. The facilitator guides teams through cause-and-effect mapping, ensuring good communication between members while providing additional context. After establishing the system map, participants move into a creative phase where they apply their understanding to identify practical solutions and changes needed for reducing construction's environmental impact.