Play Provocations : What Play can do for a city
A compilation of insights on what Play can do for a city
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Co-founders Mouna Andraos and Melissa Mongiat are part of the 33 voices from REopening of a city book.
Can a city be generous? What is a caring city? Are kids being given enough power?
Strange moments between strangers - Podcast Cadre Bâti (french only)
The path explored by Mélissa is that of music and dance, with all the transformative power that comes with creating (together) music and experiencing your body in space.
Interview with Judy Byron, Arts for Lawrence executive director
“We believe that the arts are a way to bring joy, to bring healing, to build economic development, therefore the Fort Ben Cultural Campus was designed to do all of those things.”
Lawrence, Indiana, USA
Play as a Recovery Strategy
17 July 2021
Listen to our co-founder Melissa Mongiat as she discusses strategies to mitigate the negative effects of lockdowns.
Walk Walk Dance is a Core 77 Design Awards Honoree
16 July 2021
Our latest project prototype was highlighted in the Interaction category.
We Can Dance in Perth
From 6 July 2021 to 19 July 2021
The summer of dance continues for our pop-up dance studio: Hello Australia.
We Can Dance in Mississauga
From 25 June 2021 to 5 July 2021
This summer, we dance. Our pop-up dance studio is on tour again. First stop, Mississauga.
Daily is hiring!
Come work with us on Zoom (for now!)
How Can Urban Infrastructure Spark Joy and Connection Between People?
29 April 2021
Our co-founder Mouna Andraos joined a multidisciplinary panel looking at various ways media architecture can activate public spaces.
“I Heard There Was a Secret Chord” finds new home in Chicago
8 April 2021
Daily is very pleased to join Chicago's WNDR Museum this spring.
Daily at SXSW Online 2021
From 16 March 2021 to 20 March 2021
Daily participated in a panel among other leading Quebecois Studios and had a booth at the Creative Industries Exhibition.
‘Proud Colours’ in Montreal’s Village
19 February 2021
A display of pride flags in Montreal's gay district.