Image credit: ASFQOn September 9, 2025, Architecture Sans Frontires Qubec (ASFQ) will unveil two flagship projects aimed at transforming the city. The afternoon will bring together partners, collaborators and key stakeholders and will unveil the new public space planning laboratory, Urban Acupuncture, and present the second edition of the Architecture + Itinrance research catalog.Urban Acupuncture is a collaborative laboratory where strategies and interventions will be co-created with marginalized communities to address the challenges of social cohabitation, visible homelessness, and climate resilience.A panel, which will bring together the artist-run center DARE-DARE and the research organization R.es.PIRE, will contribute to the collective reflection around this project.ASFQ and the Universit de Montral are also unveiling a catalog resulting from two years of field research, exploring the links between planning, well-being, and inclusion. This study invites the public to rethink housing standards and design spaces, and is rooted in an intersectional and sustainable approach.The invitation-only event will be held from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at Salle lArrire-Scne, Esplanade Tranquille.For more information, click here.The post ASFQ to launch two flagship projects aimed to rethink the city appeared first on Canadian Architect.